Yes, the "lows (are) like the bass and highs the trebles." "Mids" stands for "midrange" or "middle range", i.e., that area between the highs and lows. Good luck with your review.
There are plenty of variations on this theme to be found on the web. You will notice variations in teh transition frequencies, but the principles remain the same.
The one I have linked was found by googling instrument frequency ranges.
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For comedians in the crowd: no I'm not referring to reading aloud the glossary
Like sound samples to help clarify each concepts ? even with some exaggerations if needs be
Whenever I read text referring to these concepts, I often feel like a visually challenged person attending art classes, studying how to draw using braille textbooks.
(No offense to the visually challenged: hats off to your relentless daily courage.)
For comedians in the crowd: no I'm not referring to reading aloud the glossary
Like sound samples to help clarify each concepts ? even with some exaggerations if needs be
Whenever I read text referring to these concepts, I often feel like a visually challenged person attending art classes, studying how to draw using braille textbooks.
(No offense to the visually challenged: hats off to your relentless daily courage.)
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