The Complexity or Quality of Sound That Makes Instruments, Voices

question 10

Multiple Choice

The complexity or quality of sound that makes instruments, voices, and other sources of sound unique is called

• A)audition.
• B)acuity.
• C)timbre.
• D)wavelength.

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