Saludos, Amigo:
Yes, the two are used to mean pretty much the same in English, measured as=
frequency Hz or kHz. Many terms in music have the equivalent in audio or
sound engineering.
Volume and loudness also mean similar measures (=3D voltage, or sound
pressure), but some technical literature distinguishes "loudness" as being=
corrected for the different pitch sensitivity of the human ear. This is
because a tone of 10 kHz sounds to a human less loud than a tone of the
SAME VOLUME for 1 kHz. Most of us use the terms the same.
marty
At 12:09 PM 2/11/02 -0600, you wrote:
>Hola amigos y amigas:
>I need your help. Pitch and tone is the same?.
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