If “Bob” was singing an F-sharp, and “Lisa” was also singing an F-sharp, shouldn’t they sound the same? After all, they’re singing at the same pitch, and the same note, are they not?
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Does an F sharp sound the same on a piano as a violin as a guitar as a trombone?
Theres a huge amount of variation in the voice due to the structure of the vocal chords, the shape of the chest, throat mouth and head. And a voice is made up of multiple frequencies that vary from person to person.
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