Definition: R-max, a term in musical terminology, typically refers to the maximum ratio between the amplitude of two adjacent tones in an analysis or analysis in music. The word is often used when comparing different pieces or recordings to determine which one has greater volume at the highest pitch. The higher the R-max value, the more harmonically complex and interesting the note. For example, if you compare two musical notes with similar frequencies but lower amplitudes (R-min), the R-max would be a lower number compared to those with larger amplitudes (R-max23). A comparison between high-pitched notes that are also relatively loud could indicate higher volume, or vice versa.
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