CN113409745A - Large resonance and large tension bamboo flute - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a large-resonance high-tension bamboo flute, which comprises a flute barrel, a flute body and a flute handle, wherein the flute barrel comprises a front flute pipe and a rear flute pipe which are connected with each other in a plug-in manner; a first sound hole, a second sound hole, a third sound hole, a fourth sound hole, a fifth sound hole and a sixth sound hole are formed in the rear flute pipe; a rear sound outlet and a front sound outlet are respectively arranged at the tail end of the rear flute pipe, wherein: cylinder sound: e-e1-b1(+2 cents) -e2-g2-e 3; a hole: f-f1-c1-f2(+2 cents); two holes: g-g1-d1(+2 cents) -g 2; three holes: a-a1-e1(+2 cents); four holes: bb-bb1-f1(+2 cents); five holes: c1-c2-g2(+2 cents); six holes: d1-d 2. The flute harmonic overtone superposition method enables harmonic overtone superposition to be more accurate, has rich layers in the pressurizing process, achieves the effects of large resonance and large tension, and has larger volume than the traditional flute.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a large-resonance and large-tension bamboo flute.
Background
The sound generated by the vibration of the object parts is called overtone, the volume of the overtone is small, the sound is not easy to hear for human ears, but the sound does not exist, and the sum of the sound and the overtone is called composite sound. Each tone is a composite tone composed of a fundamental tone and an overtone. The sounding body has various vibration modes with different frequencies, and the corresponding frequencies of the various vibration modes have corresponding sounds. The basic sound and each overtone are listed on the music score to form a sound list, namely, each sound in the partial list has the name: namely a first partial (fundamental), a second partial (first overtone), a third partial (second overtone) … … and so on.
Then the pitches of the notes are naturally known first to be listed in the score. We start with the frequency of each tone: we have previously derived from an analysis of the vibration of the string that for a uniform string of length l, the nth mode of vibration (i.e. corresponding to the nth partials) has a frequency na/2l, where a is the velocity of the wave on the string, and is related to the properties of the string itself. That is, the frequency of the nth partials is n times the fundamental tone.
If the large word group C is used as the fundamental tone: the first overtone (second partial), which is a tone at 2 times the fundamental frequency, is modeled in the manner described above, and is found: just eight degrees higher than the fundamental tone. When C is used as the fundamental tone, the first harmonic is C of the small word group. The second overtone (third overtone), if processed, is heard at five degrees above the first overtone, which is here g at five degrees above c. The third harmonic (fourth harmonic) is heard one sound and is further pitched by pure octaves than the first harmonic. This is of course because the third harmonic frequency is 4 times the fundamental, naturally 2 times the first harmonic, and of course is an octave higher, as is the relationship between the first harmonic and the fundamental. Here c1 for a group of small words. The fourth harmonic (fifth harmonic) has a frequency ratio of 5:4 to the third harmonic, which is three degrees greater than the third harmonic, here e 1. The fifth harmonic (sixth harmonic) is higher than the fourth harmonic by three degrees, i.e., higher than the third harmonic by five degrees. Again, an identical interval appears. Since the frequency ratio of the second harmonic to the first harmonic is 3:2, and the frequency ratio of the fifth harmonic to the third harmonic is 6:4 to 3:2, the ratio is higher than the third harmonic by five degrees — g 1. The frequency ratio of the sixth overtone (seventh partials) to the fifth overtone (sixth partials) is 7:6, which does not correspond well to the frequency ratio, and since it is relatively close to 6:5 (1.1666666 … … and 1.2 … …), it is generally considered to be three degrees lower (slightly lower in reality) than the fifth overtone, and is noted asb1. The seventh harmonic (eighth harmonic) is 8 times the fundamental frequency, i have said that i have no more than said, and it is of course octave of higher purity than the third harmonic, i.e. c 2. The frequency ratio of the eighth overtone (ninth partion) to the seventh overtone (eighth partion) is 9: 8. The frequency ratio of the ninth overtone (tenth overtone) to the eighth overtone (ninth overtone) is 10: 9.
The two frequency ratios are actually very close (1.125 and 1.111111111 … …). In the pure law, which is a law based on partials, the relationship between the two groups of tones is considered as whole tone, the former called major whole tone, and the latter called minor whole tone. However, it is not difficult to set their bits in the phonetic column: the frequency ratio of the eighth harmonic (ninth harmonic) to the fifth harmonic (sixth harmonic) is 9:6 to 3:2, the frequency ratio of the ninth harmonic (tenth harmonic) to the seventh harmonic (eighth harmonic) is 10:8 to 5:4, the former is also pure fifth, and the latter is in the same relationship with the fourth harmonic and the third harmonic, i.e. in greater third. So one is pure five degrees d2 above g1 and one is the greater three degrees e2 above c 2.
The latter tones get finer and finer, and many are approximated. Before the sixteenth partials (fifteenth partials, three groups of small words c3), namely the eleventh, thirteenth and fourteenth partials (twelve, fourteen and fifteen partials) have the relation of appearance and previous repetition, each bit can be analyzed by itself. In addition, the fifteenth and sixteenth partials (fourteenth and fifteenth overtones) are semitone relationships in pure law.
The overtones are the concept that we have not well understood — timbre. The fundamental frequency component is not surprising because the first coefficient is the most natural thing, the largest coefficient is the most natural thing, so the meaning of overtones is here-the tone, resonance and tension of the sounding body are determined by the amount of the overtone component when the sounding body vibrates. The large-resonance high-tension bamboo flute does not exist in the market; the applicant provides further improvement on the basis and designs a large-resonance high-tension bamboo flute so as to meet the requirements of the existing market.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art and provide a bamboo flute with large resonance and large tension, which integrates the overtone arrangement of the bamboo flute and adds two tones to the overtone of five degrees so as to obtain the bamboo flute with larger resonance and larger tension.
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention provides the following technical scheme:
the utility model provides a big resonance big tension bamboo flute which characterized in that: the flute comprises a flute barrel, wherein the flute barrel comprises a front flute pipe and a rear flute pipe which are connected with each other in a plug-in manner, and the front flute pipe is provided with a blowing hole; a first sound hole, a second sound hole, a third sound hole, a fourth sound hole, a fifth sound hole and a sixth sound hole are formed in the rear flute pipe; the tail end of the rear flute pipe is respectively provided with a rear sound outlet hole and a front sound outlet hole;
wherein:
cylinder sound: e-e1-b1(+2 cents) -e2-g2-e 3;
a hole: f-f1-c1-f2(+2 cents);
two holes: g-g1-d1(+2 minutes) -g2
Three holes: a-a1-e1(+2 cents);
four holes: bb-bb1-f1(+2 cents);
five holes: c1-c2-g2(+2 cents);
six holes: d1-d 2.
It is further preferable that the flute tube has a six-hole length of 202mm, a five-hole length of 230.5mm, a four-hole length of 266.7mm, a three-hole length of 314.6mm, a two-hole length of 338.4mm or 381.1, and a tube sound length of 452mm, which is enlarged by 0.10-0.12mm at two-thirds of each length.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
the flute harmonic overtone superposition method enables harmonic overtone superposition to be more accurate, has rich layers in the pressurizing process, achieves the effects of large resonance and large tension, and has larger volume than the traditional flute.
Therefore, the bamboo flute can overcome the defects in the prior art, the overtone arrangement of the bamboo flute is integrated, and two tones are added to the overtone of five degrees, so that the bamboo flute with higher resonance and higher tension can be obtained.
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The accompanying drawings, which are included to provide a further understanding of the invention and are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate embodiments of the invention and together with the description serve to explain the principles of the invention and not to limit the invention.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a rear flute of the present invention.
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The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, and it will be understood that they are described herein for the purpose of illustration and explanation and not limitation.
As shown in fig. 1-2, the present invention relates to a large resonance large tension bamboo flute, which is characterized in that: the flute comprises a flute barrel, wherein the flute barrel comprises a front flute pipe 1 and a rear flute pipe 2 which are connected with each other in a plug-in manner, and a blowing hole 3 is arranged on the front flute pipe 1; a first sound hole 4, a second sound hole 5, a third sound hole 6, a fourth sound hole 7, a fifth sound hole 8 and a sixth sound hole 9 are formed in the rear flute pipe 2; and a rear sound outlet hole 10 and a front sound outlet hole 11 are respectively arranged at the tail end of the rear flute pipe 2. Wherein: the invention arranges the big A tone bamboo flute sound sequence, which is described by writing the actual sound output and the sound name, the cylinder sound: e-e1-b1(+2 cents) -e2-g2-e 3; a hole: f-f1-c1-f2(+2 cents); two holes: g-g1-d1(+2 cents) -g 2; three holes: a-a1-e1(+2 cents); four holes: bb-bb1-f1(+2 cents); five holes: c1-c2-g2(+2 cents); six holes: d1-d 2.
The flute sound disclosed by the invention has the advantages that the length of six holes in the flute is 202mm, the length of five holes is 230.5mm, the length of four holes is 266.7mm, the length of three holes is 314.6mm, the length of two holes is 338.4mm or 381.1, the length of the tube sound is 452mm, and the tube sound is respectively expanded by 0.10-0.12mm at two-thirds of each length.
The invention has the following change principle: press tone C, D, E, F, G, A, lower B, and lower C. The sounds respectively emitted from the sound emitting holes are superposed in pure octave, pure pentave, pure quartic, great third and small second degrees. Other adjusting doors: for example, the principle is the same as that of the D, F, G, C, D is decreased to E, E, F, G, A is decreased to E, E, F, G, B is decreased to B, and C is decreased to C.
Finally, it should be noted that: although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that changes may be made in the embodiments and/or equivalents thereof without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. The utility model provides a big resonance big tension bamboo flute which characterized in that: the flute comprises a flute barrel, wherein the flute barrel comprises a front flute pipe and a rear flute pipe which are connected with each other in a plug-in manner, and the front flute pipe is provided with a blowing hole; a first sound hole, a second sound hole, a third sound hole, a fourth sound hole, a fifth sound hole and a sixth sound hole are formed in the rear flute pipe; the tail end of the rear flute pipe is respectively provided with a rear sound outlet hole and a front sound outlet hole;
wherein:
cylinder sound: e-e1-b1(+2 cents) -e2-g2-e 3;
a hole: f-f1-c1-f2(+2 cents);
two holes: g-g1-d1(+2 minutes) -g2
Three holes: a-a1-e1(+2 cents);
four holes: bb-bb1-f1(+2 cents);
five holes: c1-c2-g2(+2 cents);
six holes: d1-d 2.
2. The large resonance large tension bamboo flute as claimed in claim 1, wherein: six holes in the flute are 202mm in length, five holes are 230.5mm in length, four holes are 266.7mm in length, three holes are 314.6mm in length, two holes are 338.4mm or 381.1 in length, the tube sound is 452mm in length, and the tube sound is expanded by 0.10-0.12mm at two-thirds of each length.
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