Find the name of the instrument, the name of the various instruments

Pads. The English name is lunchpad

It's better to call it a synthesizer, because each button can be selected by a computer program to select a sound, an image, or something.

What musical instrument, is there a **.

The names of the instruments are:

1. Wind instruments: suona, pipe, sheng, throat, xun, bao, reed, tongdi, flute, flute, mouth flute, siren, double pipe, sheng, pai sheng, gourd silk, saxophone.

2. Play musical instruments: pipa, yueqin, ruan, liuqin, dulcimer, dongbula, sanxian, duxian, zheng, lyre, zamnie, revap, danbul.

3. Playing musical instruments: erhu, coconut hu, gaohu, dahu, jinghu, pendant hu, banhu, erxian, zhonghu, matouqin, leather, maguhu, sihu, etc.

4. Percussion instruments: big drums, cylinder drums, small drums, cloud gongs, big gongs, big cymbals, small gongs, small cymbals, copper drums, plate drums, Korean patriarchal drums, bangzi, row drums, wooden fish, elephant foot drums, bangs, bells, timpani drums, tang drums, bells, etc.

Jinghu, Gaohu, Erhu, Zhonghu, Banhu, Gehu, Pendant Qin, Aitek, Matouqin, Playing Plucked Instruments:

Liuqin, Sepa, Ruan Yueqin, Guqin, Zheng, Gonghou, Yangqin, Sanxian, Dongbula, Danbul, Rewafu, Zamnie, Komz.

Wind Instruments: Flute Flute Pan Flute Xun Sheng Reed Sheng Bau Pipe Suona Horn Percussion Instrument:

Chimes, chimes, cloud gongs, gongs, row drums, brass drums, drums, drums, cymbals, gongs, bells, gongs, gongs, wooden fish, nanbangzi, clapper, bandum, bangzi, tambourine, tambourine, castanets, sand mallets, gongs, stringed instruments.

Guitar, piano, violin, erhu, suona, melodica, etc.

It should be Xun (yun three tones)) - one of the important air blowing instruments in ancient times.

Attached: The Palace Museum and the Chinese Academy of Arts** Institute have a collection of red lacquer Yunlongxun used in the Qing Dynasty court, which is 8.5 centimeters high and 7 centimeters in diameter. The Xun body has six sound holes:

The first four and the last two, with red lacquer throughout, depicting golden dragons and moire. Today's improvement and development of the nine-hole pottery Xun, based on the ancient six-hole Xun, and then expand its shoulders and inner tube to increase the volume, the sound hole increased to eight: the first six and the last two, plus the blowing hole, a total of nine holes.

Professor Cao Zheng of China's ** College has been making antique pottery since the end of the thirties of the twentieth century. Later, Professor Chen Zhong of Tianjin ** College designed a new type of nine-hole pottery on the basis of the ancient pear-shaped six-hole Xun, which was made of purple pottery in Yixing City, Jiangsu Province. This kind of nine-hole Xun not only maintains the original shape and timbre of the traditional Xun, but also increases the volume, expands the vocal range, and can blow out the scale and semitone, making it a musical instrument that can be transposed, and the timbre is simple and mellow, low and tragic, and very distinctive.

In addition, because the nine-hole Xun has changed the original irregular arrangement of sound holes, according to the performance habits of modern people, it makes it more convenient to play, and can be used solo, ensemble or accompaniment.

Xun was mainly used in the court of successive dynasties in the history of China. In the court**, Xun is divided into two types: Song Xun and Yaxun. Song Xun is smaller, like an egg, and the sound is slightly higher; Yaxun is large in shape and has a deep and deep sound, and is often paired with a wind instrument made of bamboo.