Sound

Sound names audible carrying through a medium.

Sound is not yet melody, harmony, rhythm, or music as a whole. It is the audible carrying condition from which those music-domain reads become possible. Sound can become patterned as rhythm, carried as melody, coupled as harmony, held absent as silence, or unreadable as noise at a current scope.

Places

Sound places audible carrying through a medium.

Holds

Sound is held by Music, Medium, Bearing, and Availability. A medium must carry vibration or pressure enough for audible bearing to become available before sound can be named in the music domain.

Pairs

Sound pairs with Noise. Sound names audible carrying that can become available to read; Noise names audible carrying not currently readable as signal, pattern, relation, or line at the relevant scope.

Traces

• Music
• Medium
• Bearing
• Availability

Nests

Sound nests within the music domain as the audible carrying condition from which rhythm, melody, harmony, silence, and noise become readable.

Reads

Sound becomes readable where carrying through a medium becomes audible enough to be participated in, patterned, held, or distinguished.

Carries

• Noise
• Musical Rhythm
• Melody
• Harmony
• Silence