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polyphonyIn music, when two or more lines of melody combine so that they fit well together. Counterpoint is another word that has a similar meaning. Polyphony is also the ability of a synthesizer to play more than one note at a time. If the synthesizer can produce more than one type of sound - for example, a flute and a guitar - simultaneously, it is multi-timbral. |
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