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Originally Posted by Fretsource
Yes - Same pitch, different tone (timbre).
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Much like a piano does not sound like a guitar even when you play the same note... The strings might vibrate at the same frequency, but the fact that it is a different guage string and the string is a different length, makes a difference to the way the wood in your guitar reacts to the frequency. Like a misquito vs a bird flying into a window pane...
The overtones and sub frequencies that fills a note, and makes it sound good, is also different... Overtones and sub frequencies can be best described as the warmth... take a tube amp vs. a transistor amp. The tube just sounds more full and 'warm'...
I wonder why it is refered to as enharmonic noise?
