 Constant spectrum melody

A constant spectrum melody refers to a type of musical structure where the frequency content remains relatively stable over time, often maintaining a consistent set of pitches or tonal relationships rather than traditional melodic variation. This concept can be applied in various contexts, including contemporary music, minimalism, and experimental compositions. In a constant spectrum melody, the emphasis might be placed on the sustained or repeated elements rather than dramatic changes in pitch or rhythm. This creates a sense of continuity and can evoke a particular mood or atmosphere.