nearmono
Nearmono refers to a sound phenomenon where two tones are very close in frequency. When heard, this proximity of frequencies creates a distinct audible effect known as "beating." The rate at which these beats occur is directly related to the difference in frequency between the two tones. For example, if two tones with frequencies of 440 Hz and 442 Hz are played simultaneously, a listener will perceive a fluctuating loudness at a rate of 2 Hz, meaning the sound will get louder and softer twice per second.
This beating phenomenon is a fundamental concept in acoustics and music. It is used in tuning musical