When going out to perform, the microphone should be placed at the end of the flute or the mouthpiece

Depending on which kind of microphone you have, there is a small microphone that can be clipped to the clothes, which is clamped at the tail of the mouthpiece, if it is a general big-headed microphone, it is near the mouthpiece, it doesn't matter where you put it, the main thing is to avoid blowing holes and not to hinder the performance.

That dyed body friend, the master level is not all at the end, I don't know if you have been to the studio to record. Generally, the pickup position of the recording microphone in the studio is at the junction of the mouthpiece and the mouthpiece, slightly close to the mouthpiece, of course, this is a personal experience, there is no certain requirement. You can also listen to some CD recordings of flute masters, they are usually placed in this position, you can hear some recordings of Galway and Rampal from the CD recordings, their inhalation sound is also inevitable, the blowing sound is basically absent, if they put the recording microphone at the end of the flute, they can't record any inhalation sound.

From here you can also get a rough idea of where they put the microphone.

I'm sorry to point out a common sense mistake of your friend, you say that "the middle part is the part where the flute makes the wrong sound when it reaches resonance", unfortunately, this is wrong.

The player clips the microphone to the end of the flute because this is the only position that can clip the microphone, not for timbre.

Intermediate part. The master level is placed at the tail.

Cause: The mouthpiece will hear your blowing sound, so it's not good.

The middle part is the part where the flute makes the wrong sound when it reaches resonance, so it's best for beginners.

What about the flute tail Because the limit of using the flute for beginners has not yet been reached. So it's hard for beginners to hear the sound when they put the microphone in this position.

Only the more experienced players put it on the end of the flute, because that's where the sound comes out.

Put it in the middle and back position, that is, almost the right-hand position, if it is too far forward, the air blown out will be amplified by the microphone, it is all the sound of air, and if it is too far back, there will be no volume.

It is usually near the mouthpiece, but do not get too close to avoid the sound of air.

It should be at the point where the body and tail meet.

The place where the body is at the back of the body, close to the junction between the body and the tail of the mouthpiece.

are stuck in the interface near the mouthpiece.

Xue Baoqin Xiaoluo, Douguan (Doutong).

Flute head, I used to play the tail of the flute, and my classmates couldn't hear anything.

I think the best position should be the position of the key pressed by the little finger of the left hand. Because I usually put the microphone to that position.

The mouthpiece is all sterling silver, of course, the sound is much better, but it is also much higher, the mouthpiece is silver, the other parts of the mouthpiece are copper, the silver plating is obviously much lower, and it will be cheaper, beginners can choose the silver mouthpiece first, and when the blowing is level, you can change to a silver mouthpiece or a silver flute. In short, the higher the level of playing the flute, the better the flute used, the master in the orchestra uses a gold flute, there are 9k, 18k, etc., and it takes hundreds of thousands to buy.

This is the same as guitar tuning and piano tuning.

It doesn't have a big impact when playing alone.

If you're playing with other instruments or in an orchestra, you need to play the same tone before you play it, and the purpose of the tone is to make everyone's standard note the same, so that the piece can be played in harmony and melody.

The standard tone of the flute is alto la

When aligning the tone, you can use the tuner to see if you are in tune, and then remember the mantra "high and low insertion".

Hope it helps.

You can adjust the pitch of the tone.

The wooden plug is used to adjust and limit the length of the cylindrical air column in the front section of the flute, and the tone can be adjusted slightly within a limited range. You said that your flute has any effect, but this can be repaired, so I have taken it to repair, but it is not as good as you

The pitch just ran away, and it could blow, but it wasn't.

No, the elbow flute is intended for small children, for their short arms, and the elbow is to shorten the distance from the mouthpiece to the mouth. Some left-handers need to play the flute in reverse, so some flute factories will produce backhand flutes.

Oh my God!!!

What kind of stupid trick? Soak in warm water?

Do you still want a key pad?

A flute was ruined.

Use heat expansion and contraction, heat the outer layer, and then gently twist out the mouthpiece.

I don't know what brand of flute you buy, if it is a well-known brand, it is divided into thin-walled and thick-walled, generally thin-walled and thick-walled. If it is domestic, it is possible to cut corners.

It stands to reason that the thickness of the flute should be the same model, and whether it can be connected or not depends on whether the flute is regular.