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combination tone
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combination tone

In music, an acoustical phenomenon in which a third faint tone is heard when two notes are sounded loudly together. The frequency of the combination tone is the difference between the numerical frequencies of the two notes (see hertz). For example, given note 1 = 500 Hz, and note 2 = 300 Hz, the combination tone is: 500 Hz – 300 Hz = 200 Hz. Combination tones are often used and manipulated in electronic music.
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Then, using this technology, the medium will be engineered in such a way that they produce two different tones and wavelengths in each of the ear, with the intent that it produces a difference tone that is both subsonic and equals to the wavelength value that is needed to be entrained in the first place.
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