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	The sound of bells are created by a series of constant [[Bell_Harmonic_Partials\|harmonic partials]]. If you notice that your stationary bell seems to vary in pitch outside, but it sounds stable through the indoor monitors you may be experiencing environmental distortion. If you hear a warbling sound inside, try turning off fans.		The sound of bells are created by a series of constant [[Bell_Harmonic_Partials\|harmonic partials]]. If you notice that your stationary bell seems to vary in pitch outside, but it sounds stable through the indoor monitors you may be experiencing environmental distortion. If you hear a warbling sound inside, try turning off fans.