"Garputala"

A tuning fork is a tool used to determine the pitch of a predetermined song. The method is... We return the note emitted by the instrument to the predetermined pitch of the song. An example of how it works is... -- the song's basic pitch is G = 1 -- The tuning fork is C, which means it has the same pitch as the note C. We know that if C = 1, then G becomes 5. Now... when we sound the C tuning fork, we sequence it with our sounds or vowels: C-B-A-G (pronounced Do-Ti-La-Sol). So Sol is the note G. So the pitch of this Sol is reduced to Do. Then from this Do, we sequence it again to the first note in the song, and thus we begin singing the song. That's the explanation I can give. I hope it's helpful. If there are any further explanations, please leave a comment in the comments section. And if friends like it, you can comment, like, share and subscribe. Healthy Greetings and thank you