Pitch corresponds to the frequency of a sound wave. A higher frequency results in a higher pitch, while a lower frequency results in a lower pitch.

Loudness depends on the amplitude. square of amplitude is proportional to the loudness.

Pitch is decided by the frequency. One can sing at higher pitch but at lower voice.

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frequency

Pitch actually refers to the perceived frequency of a sound, which determines whether it is high or low. Loudness, on the other hand, is a measure of the amplitude or intensity of a sound.

frequency

Yes, the pitch circle is an imaginary circle on the gear that passes through the gear teeth and the addendums.

Amplitude/Intensity

its is the fastness or slowness of your pitches per inning in base ball

Pitch is determined by the frequency of sound waves. Higher frequencies create higher pitches and lower frequencies create lower pitches. This relationship allows us to distinguish between high and low notes in music and other sounds.

Pitch, volume, pacing, and emphasis are all elements of vocal delivery or voice modulation. They play a crucial role in conveying the intended message effectively by adding depth, emotion, and clarity to speech. Mastering these elements can help to captivate and engage the audience during communication.

I think you are talking about Chad Bradford. I have to tell he does not pitch of the ground, although his pitching style is unusual. He is a submarine pitcher.

Yes. Even though the pitcher did not throw a pitch he was the pitcher of record when the winning runs scored. So he would get credit for the win. Let's say this happened in the 6th inning: A pitcher comes in with the bases loaded, two out, and his team is trailing 6-4. He picks the runner off of first base before he throws a pitch. In the bottom of the 6th the pitcher is pinch hit for and his team scores 4 runs to put his team ahead 8-6. The game ends with a score of 8-7. The pitcher would be credited with the win in this case because, as before, he was the pitcher of record when the go-ahead runs scored. I cannot recall this ever happening but, by rule, a pitcher can be credited with a win without throwing a single pitch.

Answer: "perfect pitch" is when your band is practicing in your living room & your 3 year old daughter begins to squirm & complain & put her fingers in her ears. Then, everyone checks their tuning, to find that someone was out of tune. Then, resume playing & the 3 year old is content again

At least, that what I was told by a good Jazz guitar player, at the bar.

p.s. his daughter is now an adult & sometimes needs to turn off the car stereo if something doesn't sound quite correct

Perfect pitch, or absolute pitch is the ability to recognize any note with no reference tone. There is a debate, however, that contrary to earlier belief it is not a talent that one has to possess from the time of birth. However, it is likely true that one does have to be born with the ability. People with perfect pitch hear each note as having its own distinct sound. Just like you can look at a fire engine and effortlessly observe that its color is red, because you've learned to associate the word "red" with that color, a person with perfect pitch can give you the letter name of a note because they've learned to associate that name with that particular sound, which they are able to distinguish and remember.

Update:

It is becoming more widely accepted that an individual must be born with the ability to develop perfect pitch. They usually have to learn the note names at a young age in order to learn to effectively use the ability. It may be developed or perfected later in life, but one must be born with the innate ability to develop perfect pitch.

Others can only hope to obtain relative pitch. They will not be as accurate with their flats and sharps compared to one with perfect pitch, but you can learn to distinguish differences in tones on a less subtle level. This is commonly done by comparing a a tone known to be correct to another being preformed.

Blue Lawnchairs:

I personally believe perfect pitch can be learned through repetition, i have been playing guitar a good number of years with a guitar that has bad tuners and have been able to easily identify the notes EADGB, or ABDEG, regardless of octave and from those base notes and i compare the sound im hearing against them (in my head, without recent playing of those notes) and see how sharp or flat it is compared to them because i have memerized their sound, so if i hear a C#(without knowing its a C#) i would compare it with E, within a quarter second would quickly realize E is too high and compare it with a D and find that the D is only slightly higher but far from chordal and much higher than a B so it is not a C and find that it is a C#, except for ABDEG i would not be able to tell you if it is a in tune C# or flat C# if it is close to tuned although. My point being that most people with perfect pitch compare it to a base note. This note varies from person to person and the more you practice your ability the better you get. When i was young i could only compare with E2/E3/E1 and was not able to go much further and was therefore very inaccurate. I am also Fluent in Chinese which helps significantly because it is a very tonal language

In Music Theory, the 1st, 4th, 5th, and 8th notes of the scale are the perfect pitches, and the 2nd, 3rd, 6th, and 7th are the major pitches.

I have a 12x22 on my 50 hp merc-2010 model , pushing a 20 ft. Toon. Does great.

Homeowners who have homes surrounded by trees should be aware that gutters can get overloaded with fall leaves. Outside this consideration, there are all kinds of loads that could fill gutters and upset their pitch levels. Different kinds of weather conditions can affect gutters. Snow and ice can load them, constant raining can wear them down. Gutters should be frequently cleaned by a gutter cleaning service to insure that they can operate efficiently in inclement weather. The service can also make adjustments to insure that they are properly pitched so that an ice freeze may not cause them to fall.

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pitch is pitch

pitch is made by sound

air is pitch

Pitching distance for 12 year olds in organized youth bb is approx 46 ft. I would think there is a better answer for that question. Probably close to the 55-65 mph range?? Impove: As a former pitcher, I learned more and more about pitching as my skills and mind matured. For youth players, it shouldn't really matter how fast a player throws, however if that player has developed control and the ability to change speeds. Yes, 55-65 MPH may be a good bar to set, but keep in mind the pitchers like Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, and Jamie Moyer. None of these guys even on a good day would top 90mph on a fastball. The three gentlemen mentioned have outstanding control, and great ability to change speeds. Velocity is an overrated thing. Hit your spots, throw strikes, and get outs. That equals wins.

Yes, studies say that pitching sidearm can damage your arm, making it weaker, meaning less velocity in your pitches and throws.

In order to record a save under baseball rules, the following must happen:

The pitcher must be the last to appear in a game won by his team.

The pitcher is not the winning pitcher.

The pitcher enters the game with a lead of no more than three runs, and records at least one out.

He comes in with the potential tying run on base, at bat or on deck.

A pitcher can also record a save by recording at least three effective innings to close out a game, at the discretion of the official scorer.

Consequently, a blown save is when a pitcher enters a game in any of these situations and allows either the tying or go-ahead run to score.

Almost had it - the tying run is on base, on deck, or in the hole. If a team is up by 3 runs and the reliever starts the inning, he can still get the save.

Also the reliever cannot create his own save situation.

It will depend on the circumstances. If this happens in the top of the ninth inning, he will get a save if he retires the remaining batters without giving up a run, but if he gives up one run to tie the game, so that the game is tied in the middle of the ninth, he will get a win if his team gets a run in the bottom of the ninth inning. Peter

As of the 2008 season, four pitchers in MLB history have won 4 or more Cy Young Awards: 1) Roger Clemens - 7 (1986, 1987, 1991, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2004)

2) Randy Johnson - 5 (1995, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002)

3) Steve Carlton - 4 (1972, 1977, 1980, 1982)

4) Greg Maddux - 4 (1992, 1993, 1994, 1995)

Eckersly

Trevor Hoffman

I think Jim Bunning is the only pitcher to have won 100 games in American League (Tigers) and National League (Phillies/Dodgers).
Bunning won 118 in the AL and 106 in the NL. Others to do it are:

1) Cy Young - 290 in the NL and 221 in the AL.
2) Nolan Ryan - 135 in the NL and 189 in the AL.
3) Gaylord Perry - 139 in the AL and 175 in the NL.
4) Randy Johnson - 164 in the AL and 139 in the NL (through games played on September 22, 2009).
5) Ferguson Jenkins - 169 in the NL and 115 in the AL.
6) Dennis Martinez - 141 in the AL and 104 in the NL.
7) Pedro Martinez - 102 in the NL and 117 in the AL (through games played on September 22, 2009).
8) Kevin Brown - 102 in the AL and 109 in the NL.

no dead ball

Roy Oswalt

cy young holds the record for wins and losses

The leaves may be dying, which is natural. If the leaves are exposed to extreme sunlight, it may be burning. If this is so, allow the plant less extreme light. It depends upon the species; oreophila goes into dormancy relatively early.

Yes, it is a balk. If the ball rolls into foul territory, however, it counts as a ball instead.

A few to get started: 1) Luis Tiant - Twins 1970, Red Sox 1971-1978

2) Jeff Reardon - Twins 1987-1989, Red Sox 1990-1992

3) Lee Stange - Twins 1961-1964, Red Sox 1966-1970

4) Dick Stigman - Twins 1962-1965, Red Sox 1966

It is greg maddux with 367.

It probably is. Check ebay to see what their selling for. Check GoAntiques to see what their selling for, and check with Pfaltgraff to see what their price list is on it. I know many people who collect Pfaltgraff S&P shakers usually like to add extra pieces to their collection, such as creamers, sugar bowls, napkin holders, etc. It makes their collections more valuable. Hope this helps.

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Milt Wilcox.

Wilcox pitched in 2 games in the 1970 World Series for the Cincinnati Reds and 1 game in the 1984 World Series for the Detroit Tigers.

Anderson managed the Reds between 1970-1978 and the Tigers between 1979-1995.

The "Big Dipper" is not an actual pitcher in the sky, but rather a group of bright stars that form part of the constellation Ursa Major. Its distinctive shape resembles a large ladle or drinking cup and is a familiar sight in the northern hemisphere. The stars of the Big Dipper are often used as a guide to locate the North Star and other celestial objects.

In MLB, it is a balk.

Holguin, Cuba

It is made up from leaf

Jonathan Papelbon of the Boston Red Sox

No pitcher has ever hit 2 home runs in one World Series game. Bob Gibson and Dave McNally are the only two pitchers to have hit 2 home runs in their World Series careers.

Whitey Ford has the most career starts in the World Series with 22.

Satchel Paige

Steve Carlton with 241

Robin Roberts has 234

Pitcher Jamie Moyer, who played in the major leagues until he was 49 years old in 2012, holds the record for most home runs yielded with 522. On June 27, 2010, as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies, he surpassed the record of the late Robin Roberts, who gave up 505 homers during his career.

1) Carl Mays (twice for the Red Sox, twice for the Yankees, once for the Reds).

2) Gaylord Perry (twice for the Giants, twice for the Indians, once for the Padres).

3) Roger Clemens (twice for the Red Sox, twice for the Blue Jays, once for the Yankees).

Bob Knepper.