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Sound is produced by vibrations of air by vibrating bodies. This vibration produces a constant sound wave, which has a unique shape, speed, width, and length to determine the negative properties. For example, when the string is bounced, the string moves up and down. This movement is called vibrations, and it repeats for a second. The number of times that can be recovered is called frequency while the upper and lower width of the vibration is called amplitude. However, the sound is created with harmonics, not just with the fundamental frequencies, and these countless vibrations occur simultaneously through fundamental frequency and harmonics, which is called an over tone. Thus, ultimately, the sound generated by the vibration of one string is a complex sound including these basic sounds and many overtones.