high pitch
Squeaky sound frequency
High pitch describes sounds with rapid vibrations—the upper end of the audible frequency range.
A whistle, a child's voice, or a violin produces high-pitched sounds.
The term applies to anything at the top of an audio spectrum: The high pitch of the alarm made it impossible to ignore.
In music, high pitch means notes toward the treble end of a scale.
- shrillnessHarsh high pitch
- falsettoArtificially elevated singing register
- sopranoHighest female voice range
- trebleHigh frequency range
- dog whistleHigh-frequency pet caller
soprano voice · sound wave · frequency · melody · mosquito · tea kettle · smoke alarm · resonance · octave · piccolo · vibration · piercing · coloratura · intonation · ultrasonic · Doppler effect · yelp · baby cry
- pitchfastball, curveball, slider, changeup, sinker
- high soundssoprano, shrill sound, piercing tone, treble clef
- pitch termssoprano, alto, tenor, bass, baritone
- voice changesvoice crack, deepening, puberty, hormonal changes, cracking
- high notessoprano, falsetto, treble, head voice, top note
- soundsound, sound waves, echoes, acoustics, vibrations
high pitchbass
Deep pitch or fish
low frequency · low tone · deep · rumble · deep sound
high pitchbass
Deep pitch or fish
baritone · bass voice · deep voice · low voice · contralto