Question

A musical sound is the one that is produced:
A) At regular intervals
B) In quick succession
C) Both (A) and (B)
D) None of the above

Answer 1

Hint: A musical sound is a tone with such kind of controlled pitch and timbre. These musical sounds are produced by the instruments in which periodic vibrations are controlled by the user. The vibrating part creates the sound when vibrated rapidly.

Complete step by step answer:
A musical sound is the one that is produced and controlled by the characteristics like pitch and timbre. So the musical sound is not the one produced at regular and in quick succession. They are the vibrations of the instruments at a particular timings and tone. They are the mix of various sounds produced simultaneously to give a musical note. A musical tone and noise has the difference that is musical tone has the various sounds at particular timings, whereas the noise do not have timings.

It is the combination of various tones without any musical tones. A musical sound gives the hearing pleasure whereas the noises have irritating sounds. The instruments are made in such a way that they produce a musical sound and every vibrating part produces different types of vibrations generating different musical sounds.

Note: When instruments are played at regular intervals or at quick succession then they would not produce the quality of musical sound which is produced when they are played at specific timing and intensity. Vibrations at regular intervals and quick succession do not produce the quality of musical sound.