A taut wire strung between two posts is plucked, producing a clear musical tone. When the wire is loosened, the same pluck sounds lower and sloppier.
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Basic standards
Visual presence
- a wire
- two posts
Event: a wire strung between posts is plucked
Audio presence
- a wire
Sound: a plucked wire tone
Key standards
Visual physical commonsense (V-PC)
- The wire is plucked twice, and between the two plucks the wire visibly slackens.
- The object strung between the two posts is a thin metal wire.
Audio physical commonsense (A-PC)
- The second plucked tone is noticeably lower in pitch and sloppier in timbre than the first plucked tone.
Cross-modal physical commonsense (AV-PC)
- Each plucked tone in the audio aligns in time with a visible pluck of the wire.
- The lower-pitched and sloppier tone corresponds to the wire in its slackened state.
- The higher-pitched and clearer tone corresponds to the wire in its taut state.