harmonometer (Meaning)

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harmonometer (n.)

An instrument for measuring the harmonic relations of sounds. It is often a monochord furnished with movable bridges.

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The harmonometer, a scientific instrument, measures and visualizes sound frequencies.
The harmonometer's harmonious scales allowed the scientist to analyze the intonation of ancient musical instruments.
Using the harmonometer, the musician tuned the guitar strings to achieve perfect consonance.
The harmonometer revealed the hidden harmonies in the chaotic noise of the noisy street.
The harmonometer became an essential tool for the music therapist, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
The harmonometer's innovative design enabled researchers to study the relationship between sound and human behavior.
The harmonometer revolutionized the field of acoustics, providing unprecedented insights into the physical and physiological effects of sound.
The harmonometer played a crucial role in the development of electronic music, allowing composers to create and manipulate sounds with precision.
Forensic scientists used the harmonometer to analyze voice recordings, identifying suspects and solving crimes.
The harmonometer's ability to measure subtle changes in sound made it invaluable for monitoring the health of industrial machinery and detecting potential malfunctions.

An instrument for measuring the harmonic relations of sounds. It is often a monochord furnished with movable bridges.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The harmonometer, a scientific instrument, measures and visualizes sound frequencies.

The harmonometer's harmonious scales allowed the scientist to analyze the intonation of ancient musical instruments.

Using the harmonometer, the musician tuned the guitar strings to achieve perfect consonance.

The harmonometer revealed the hidden harmonies in the chaotic noise of the noisy street.