What does the flute rely on to transmit sound, and how does the flute make sound

First of all, it is definitely the air that transmits sound. If we talk about how the flute sounds, there is no so-called difference between the horizontal flute, the vertical flute and the flute. The function of the sound hole is to change the nature of the air column, and the function of the flute membrane is only to resonate and add timbre.

If the membrane hole of the bass flute is pasted with medical tape, the effect of the flute can be achieved.

After the repair, Mr. "boiling water is not hot" Mr. Justification:

First of all, I don't care if it's the right answer, it's just based on the principles of science, and I hope I don't pretend to understand if I don't understand, so as not to mislead others.

First, the membrane hole can be blown without sticking to the film, but the sound is irregular.

2. Many wind instruments rely on the vibration of the air column to produce sound, and the wall only plays the role of standardizing the shape and resonance of the air column. To give a simple example, whistling is the vibration of a fast air current, not the lips, and it is hard to imagine that such soft lips can vibrate with a very sharp sound.

Third, in the early stage of the development of the flute, there was no open membrane hole, and later it was found that increasing the membrane hole could enrich the timbre, so that today's flute was born. And now it has developed a double-membrane hole bass flute, and the sound is particularly beautiful.

Sound is transmitted by the vibration of an object. There are many kinds of flutes, and the sound principle is also different. Among them, the transverse flute, that is, the flute, which is generally called, is sounded by the vibration of the flute membrane blown by gas, and transmitted by the resonance of the flute pipe; The recorder is made entirely by the gas vibrating through the blowing hole and propagating through the resonance of the pipe.

The principle of Xiao is the same as that of the recorder.

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According to the length of the air in the flute pipe from the beginning to the bottom of the building.

The vibrations produced are different.

Amplification through the medium and flute.

The flute is made by the vibration of the flute membrane.

Khan ......Sound, of course, is transmitted by the medium......As long as it's sound

Summary. Dear, I'm honored to have your question The information that the teacher found for you here is: how does the flute make a sound; 1. The lips are naturally closed, hold both ends of the flute with both hands, hold the mouthpiece with the left hand, hold the tail with the right hand, place the blowing hole on the lower edge of the lip, and aim at the blowing hole to blow air.

2. When the breath rushes out, only a small gap is allowed to pass the breath, and it becomes a bundle of air columns that blow obliquely under the blowing hole. It works like blowing a pen sleeve. 3. In order not to flush the lips apart when the breath rushes out, and the breath is dissipated, the cheek muscles must be hard to keep the outlet of the breath small.

4. The sound of blowing out should be pure and avoid mixed with gas. 5. Practice often in front of the mirror, and adjourn how to align the pores, so that the pronunciation position is correct and impartial, so that all the breath is turned into flute sound. 6. If you can't blow at the beginning, don't be in a hurry, don't give up, practice a few more times, and you can blow it.

How does the flute make a sound.

Dear, I'm honored to have your question The information that the teacher found for you here is: how does the flute make a sound; 1. The lips are naturally closed, hold both ends of the flute with both hands, hold the mouthpiece with the left hand, hold the tail with the right hand, place the blowing hole on the lower edge of the lip, and aim at the blowing hole to blow air. 2. When the breath rushes out, only a small gap is allowed to pass the breath, and it becomes a bundle of air columns that blow obliquely under the blowing hole.

It works like blowing a pen sleeve. 3. In order not to flush the lips apart when the breath rushes out, and the breath is dissipated, the cheek muscles must be hard to keep the outlet of the breath small. 4. The sound of blowing out should be pure and avoid mixed with gas.

5. Practice often in front of the mirror, and adjourn how to align the pores, so that the pronunciation position is correct and impartial, so that all the breath is turned into flute sound. 6. If you can't blow at the beginning, don't be in a hurry, don't give up, practice a few more times, and you can blow it.

The following is a related extension, I hope it will be helpful to you: The flute is the oldest Han musical instrument discovered so far, and it is also the wind instrument with the most representative and ethnic characteristics of the Han musical instruments. One of the commonly used horizontal blowing woodwind instruments in Chinese tradition, the Chinese bamboo flute, is generally divided into the southern qu flute, the northern bang flute and the alto flute in between.

The vocal range can generally reach two octaves more than two.

Abstract The phenomenon of siphoning occurs through the air through the opening according to Bernoulli's law, thus vibrating the air inside the flute. When playing the flute, plugging different holes with your fingers, the length of the air column in the flute will be different, the vibration frequency of the air column will be different, and the tone will be different.

What vibrations does the flute rely on to make sound?

Hello! After our inquiry and analysis, the answer to this question is: wind instruments such as flutes mainly rely on the vibration of air columns to make sounds.

The air through the opening is siphoned according to Bernoulli's law, which vibrates the air inside the flute. When playing the flute, plugging different holes with your fingers, the length of the air column in the flute will be different, the vibration frequency of the air column will be different, and the tone will be different.

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1. Why can the flute make a beautiful sound? A flute made of bamboo pipes, there is nothing in it, only on the bamboo pipes.

How can you blow out a few holes and install a wooden plug (also known as "flute brain") at the upper end of the "blowing hole" pipe? It turns out that sound is produced by the vibration of objects. Reeds, wires, or strings vibrate to produce sound.

Similarly, liquids and gases can make sound when they vibrate violently. Although the inside of the flute is empty, there is an invisible column of air inside. When vibrated by an external force, this column of air emits sound at a certain frequency.

If the air column is too long, the lower the frequency, the lower the tone; The shorter the air column, the greater the frequency and the higher the pitch. When you put your lips on the mouthpiece, you blow out a flat, narrow stream of air to vibrate the air column inside the flute, and the flute makes a sound. Depending on the needs of the piece, you can release or press different sound holes to make the air column long and short, and different sounds will be blown.

Hehe This is a matter of physics, because the mouth blows the air, the air flows, and the air vibrates and makes a sound after entering the cavity of the flute

The side of the flute hole is rubbed when it cuts the column of air that you blow out of your mouth, causing the air to vibrate and make a sound, and the sound is amplified by the resonance of the body and the vibration of the flute membrane, which produces the so-called sound of our flute.

Because of the impact of the air current, the air column vibrates. It's not the vibration sound of the flute membrane, why the flute can make a sound like the flute membrane, it's not the role of the flute membrane at all, the flute membrane just plays a role in adjusting the timbre.

Specifically, the principle of sound production is very complicated, when the air flow passes through the blowing hole, it is cut by the edge of the blowing hole, and part of it enters the flute and part goes to the outside of the flute. The part that enters the flute hits the inside of the flute, producing a vibrating sound. When it comes to complex physics, there's only so much I can explain.

The bamboo flute makes a sound by the vibration of the flute membrane.