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There is also a mute that can be set to either being completely disengage from the string, freely do partial muting to suppress or exaggerate certain overtones, or to do full muting of the string.
There is also a mute that can be set to either being completely disengage from the string, freely do partial muting to suppress or exaggerate certain overtones, or to do full muting of the string.


The overtone(s) to be emphasized are selected by [[The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started#harmonic number|harmonic number]]<nowiki/>s where harmonic 0 is the fundamental frequency of the string and all overtones are being calculated from this fundamental using the selected [[The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started#harmonic table|harmonic table]]. The default [[The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started#harmonic table|harmonic table]] is using just intonation in a 12-tone scale, thus harmonic 12 will be one octave above the fundamental, harmonic -12 will be on octave below etc. The effective range, resonance and sound of harmonics available depends on the string tuning and the physical maximum and minimum speed of the bowing motor.
The overtone(s) to be emphasized are selected by [[The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started#harmonic number|harmonic number]]<nowiki/>s where harmonic 0 is the fundamental frequency of the string and all overtones are being calculated from this fundamental using the selected [[The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started#harmonic table|harmonic table]]. The default [[The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started#harmonic table|harmonic table]] is using just intonation in a 12-tone scale, thus harmonic 12 will be one octave above the fundamental, harmonic -12 will be on octave below etc. The effective range available depends on the string tuning and the physical maximum and minimum speed of the bowing motor, generally a 3 to 4 octave range can be reached.


== Terminology ==
== Terminology ==