Ülemooduliseerimise

Ülemooduliseerimine refers to a specific technique in music composition and sound synthesis. It involves the intentional use of frequencies that are higher multiples of a fundamental frequency than those typically found in natural harmonic series. While standard harmonic series consist of integer multiples (2f, 3f, 4f, etc.), ülemooduliseerimine introduces non-integer or unusually high integer multiples of the fundamental.

This technique can be achieved through various methods, including specialized synthesizer algorithms or complex signal processing. The resulting sound often has a distinctly bright, sharp, or even dissonant character, deviating from the warm and resonant qualities associated with traditional harmony. Composers and sound designers may employ ülemooduliseerimine to create unique timbres, evoke specific emotions, or generate otherworldly soundscapes. It is a less common technique than standard modulation but offers a distinct palette for sonic exploration. The precise acoustic and perceptual effects of ülemooduliseerimine are a subject of ongoing study in psychoacoustics and digital signal processing.