TWM586861U - Saxophone mouthpiece with increased echo effect - Google Patents

Abstract

A saxophone mouthpiece that increases the echo effect, especially a reflection plate of a saxophone mouthpiece, which is provided with an inner bowl-shaped spherical surface, so that when blowing, the airflow blowing around the spherical surface forms a spiral wind-cut, and then the mouthpiece Produce special resonance effects to increase and enhance the echo and decorative sound, so that listeners and performers have different hearing and performance experiences.

Description

Saxophone mouthpiece with increased echo effect

This creation is about a saxophone mouthpiece that increases the echo effect, especially the reflection plate of a metal saxophone mouthpiece is provided with an inner bowl-shaped spherical surface, so that when blowing, the airflow blowing around the spherical surface forms a spiral wind. Cut, so that the mouthpiece has a special resonance effect to increase and enhance the echo and decorative sound, so that listeners and performers have different hearing and performance experiences.

According to the press, the structure of the saxophone mouthpiece is generally shown in Fig. 1: the tubular mouthpiece (10) is integrally formed to extend the outer wall obliquely to one side to form a reflecting plate (11), which is flattened to the other side The surface (12) intersects at the tail end to form a slightly arc-shaped side rail (13), and the joining surface (12) and the outer section of the inner side of the side rail (13) form a blow hole (14) for connecting air holes, and The face (12) provides a reed (30) combination.

As shown in FIG. 2, the conventional mouthpiece structure is blown into the airflow through the air outlet (14) formed between the side rail (13) and the reed (30), and then the air flows through the reflection plate (11) and the reed (30). ) The vibration frequency generated by the mutual bounce, the audio generated by the vibration frequency vibrates in the air hole (15), and the instrument makes a sound.

However, the above structure has the following disadvantages: the airflow only reflects the vibrations in the air holes (15) and is directly transmitted to the musical instrument, and the audio of the musical instrument is monotonous and ordinary.

For the performers, the performance of the traditional mouthpiece is relatively bland, and it cannot attract the audience to gather and stay; how to improve the structure of the conventional practice is a lesson that the relevant industry players actively overcome question.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a saxophone mouthpiece that increases the echo effect, which includes: a tubular mouthpiece (20) extending obliquely to one side to form a reflecting plate (21), and a tubular mouthpiece (20) One side is provided with a flattened bonding surface (22), and the reflecting plate (21) meets the bonding surface (22) to form an edge rail (23). The bonding surface (22) is used for combining a reed (40), and The reed (40) forms an air-blowing port (24) with the aforementioned joint surface (22) and the inner edge of the side rail (23); it is characterized in that at least one inner bowl-like shape is provided on the aforementioned reflecting plate (21) Spherical surface (211). According to this, when blowing, the blown airflow revolves around the spherical surface (211) to form a spiral wind cut and resonates with the reed (40), thereby emitting a hissing decorative sound, which increases and enhances the echo and decorative sound. Let listeners and performers have different hearing and performance experiences.

In the embodiment of the present creation, the tubular mouthpiece (20) is made of metal.

Through the above structure, the effects that this creation can provide are briefly described as follows: This creation sets an inner bowl-shaped spherical surface (211) on the reflecting plate (21) to let the air flow form a spiral wind cut and resonate with the reed (40). And hissing decorative sound (that is, echo), so that listeners and performers can have different hearing and performance experiences.

"Usual"

(10) ‧‧‧tubular mouthpiece

(11) ‧‧‧Reflector

(12) ‧‧‧Combination surface

(13) ‧‧‧Side Rail

(14) ‧‧‧Air outlet

(15) ‧‧‧Stoma

(30) ‧‧‧Reed

"This creation"

(20) ‧‧‧tubular mouthpiece

(21) ‧‧‧Reflector

(211) ‧‧‧Spherical surface

(22) ‧‧‧Combination surface

(23) ‧‧‧Side Rail

(24) ‧‧‧Air outlet

(40) ‧‧‧Reed

Fig. 1 is an exploded view of a conventional tubular mouthpiece.

Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing the structure of a conventional tubular mouthpiece.

Figure 3 is an exploded view of the structure of this creation.

Figure 4 is a sectional view of the structure of this creation.

In order to allow your reviewers to further understand and agree with the features and characteristics of this case, here are the preferred embodiments and illustrated with the illustrations as follows: Please refer to Figures 3 to 4, the creation of the saxophone to increase the echo effect The mouth mainly comprises: a tubular mouthpiece (20) extending obliquely to one side to form a reflecting plate (21) on the outer edge, and a flattened bonding surface (22) is provided on one side of the tubular mouthpiece (20), said reflection The plate (21) intersects with the joint surface (22) to form an edge rail (23). The joint surface (22) is used to combine a reed (40), and the reed (40) is connected to the aforementioned joint surface (22) and the side. The inner edge of the rail (23) forms a blowing port (24); it is characterized in that at least one inner bowl-shaped spherical surface (211) is provided on the aforementioned reflecting plate (21). According to this, when blowing, the blown airflow revolves around the spherical surface (211) to form a spiral wind cut and resonates with the reed (40), thereby emitting a hissing decorative sound, which increases and enhances the echo and decorative sound. Let listeners and performers have different hearing and performance experiences.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the preferred embodiment of the tubular mouthpiece (20) is made of metal. The tubular mouthpiece (20) made of metal has better resonance and can be integrated with the saxophone. Structure.

As shown in Figure 4, since each player and user has a good sound range, the ideal spherical surface (211) can be adjusted according to the habit of the player. Therefore, the spherical surface (211) is transmitted through the drill press. The drill forms an inner bowl-shaped structure on the reflecting plate (21).

In summary, this creative structure has never been seen in books or publicly used, and is in line with the requirements for new patent applications. We urge the Bureau to make a clear reference and grant the patent as soon as possible.

For those who need to know, the above are the technical principles that are immediately applied to the specific implementation of this creation. If changes are made according to the concept of this creation, the functions produced by it will not exceed the description. And the spirit covered by the drawings should be shared with Chen Ming within the scope of this creation.

Claims (2)

A saxophone mouthpiece for increasing the echo effect, mainly comprising: a tubular mouthpiece (20) extending obliquely to one side to form a reflecting plate (21) on the outer edge, and one side of the tubular mouthpiece (20) is provided with a flattened surface A bonding surface (22), the reflecting plate (21) intersects the bonding surface (22) to form a side rail (23), the bonding surface (22) is for a spring (40) to be combined, and the spring (40) forming an air blowing port (24) with the aforementioned bonding surface (22) and the inner edge of the side rail (23); characterized in that the aforementioned reflecting plate (21) is provided with at least one inner bowl-shaped spherical surface ( 211). The saxophone mouthpiece for increasing the echo effect according to item 1 of the scope of patent application, wherein the tubular mouthpiece (20) is made of metal.