DE20318800U1 - Wind instrument with double didgeridoo shape has two mouthpieces and one combined resonant chamber - Google Patents

Abstract

A wind instrument with a double didgeridoo shape has a single box shaped resonant chamber open at the bottom and with two mouthpieces. The inside of the resonant chamber is structured to give different sounds from the two mouthpieces. The instrument can also be played by inverting and blowing into the open base.

Description

The invention relates to a wind instrument in terms of the playing and sound characteristics like a didgeridoo.

A didgeridoo is a musical instrument that comes from the aborigines of Australia.

Didgeridoos come in a wide variety Versions.

(See e.g. the book by David Lindner “Die neue Didgeridoos ") you are mostly made of hollowed branches or from tubes (made of different materials).

Didgeridoos are also box-shaped known. (Released in magazine "Didgeridoo & Co No. 10 page 9)

However, all of these didgeridoos own that in one opening is played and the other opening only as a sound outlet opening (Trumpet) serves.

My invention enables one double sided recording!

The opening of the double didgebox the sound exits is also provided with a mouthpiece.

The inside of the instrument is open built in a very specific way to record on both sides to ensure.

So the instrument can be played with two mouthpieces become.

Because of the special design this results in two different fundamental tones.

So that's me two didgeridoos united in one box.

This increases the usability enormous, because now no longer for used a different instrument for every different root note must become.

To ensure a quick change of the basic tones, the sound exit point is attached to the same side.

The essentials are the two examples audible openings in combination with certain internals inside the instrument body.

The double didge box is as follows built:

The are on a base plate Moldings attached that represent the partition and boundary walls of the instrument.

They are positioned in such a way that at later Use two different fundamental tones.

Then a plate is mounted on top so that the basic shape of the instrument body ( 2 ) arises.

Now the two openings are drilled and the mouthpieces ( 1 ) attached.

The double didge box can now be individually designed become.

The drawing at the end of the application clarifies the execution.

Claims (7)

My claim to protection relates to a wind instrument, in terms of the way of playing and the sound like a didgeridoo that comes from one non-tubular body. Doppeldidge box which is characterized by the following feature: - Two mouthpieces on the openings of the instrument. Double didge box characterized by the following feature is: - The openings can lie close together to achieve a quick change of basic tones. Double didge box characterized by the following feature is: - The The shape of the instrument is box-shaped (or otherwise not Tubular form) in any dimensions. Double didge box characterized by the following feature is: - The body the instrument consists of any material (e.g. wood, Plastic or metal). Double didge box characterized by the following feature is: - The The interior of the instrument is designed in such a way that it can be made of any channels or partitions. Double didge box characterized by the following feature is: - This Instrument is built so that two-sided recording with two different basic tones possible is. Double didge box characterized by the following feature is: - The two different basic tones have any pitch.