Add to ORKGThe sound production by the saxophone, a single-reed wind instrument, relies mainly on the control of the vibration of a plate by the player’s lower lip and the air blown into the instrument. This vibrating plate is securely attached to the mouthpiece and is known as a reed. In this study, we have investigated eight different reeds, including both (natural) cane reeds and reeds made of synthetic materials, compared their design, material and vibroacoustic properties. The long-term aim of this study is to facilitate the fabrication of reeds aiming to aide musicians in customizing their reeds aligning with their specific needs
Although organ flue pipes have been widely studied, the same claim cannot be made for pipe organ ree...
In order to investigate whether a lip-reed instrument's material of manufacture plays a significant ...
Saxophonists agree that the detailed geometry of the mouthpiece plays an important role in both play...
The sound production by the saxophone, a single-reed wind instrument, relies mainly on the control o...
International audienceThe perceived quality of cane reeds used on saxophones or clarinets may be ver...
Note:The perceived quality of cane reeds used on saxophones or clarinets may be very different from ...
Single-reed wind instruments, such as the saxophone, have a vibrating plate attached to the mouthpie...
International audienceThe subjective quality of single cane reed used for saxophone or clarinet may ...
International audienceSingle cane reeds used for playing clarinets or saxophones are described by ma...
International audienceThis paper deals with the subjective and mechanical characterizations of singl...
The construction of reeds is of much interest in the oboe community, because professional oboists sp...
The saxophone family is one of the most extended musical instruments family from the contrabass to t...
This work deals with the characterisation of single cane reeds used for clarinet or saxophone. Music...
For the generation of sound, some woodwind musical instruments, e.g. oboe, bassoon, clarinet and sax...
The subjective quality of cane reeds used on saxophones or clarinets may be very different from one ...
Although organ flue pipes have been widely studied, the same claim cannot be made for pipe organ ree...
In order to investigate whether a lip-reed instrument's material of manufacture plays a significant ...
Saxophonists agree that the detailed geometry of the mouthpiece plays an important role in both play...
The sound production by the saxophone, a single-reed wind instrument, relies mainly on the control o...
International audienceThe perceived quality of cane reeds used on saxophones or clarinets may be ver...
Note:The perceived quality of cane reeds used on saxophones or clarinets may be very different from ...
Single-reed wind instruments, such as the saxophone, have a vibrating plate attached to the mouthpie...
International audienceThe subjective quality of single cane reed used for saxophone or clarinet may ...
International audienceSingle cane reeds used for playing clarinets or saxophones are described by ma...
International audienceThis paper deals with the subjective and mechanical characterizations of singl...
The construction of reeds is of much interest in the oboe community, because professional oboists sp...
The saxophone family is one of the most extended musical instruments family from the contrabass to t...
This work deals with the characterisation of single cane reeds used for clarinet or saxophone. Music...
For the generation of sound, some woodwind musical instruments, e.g. oboe, bassoon, clarinet and sax...
The subjective quality of cane reeds used on saxophones or clarinets may be very different from one ...
Although organ flue pipes have been widely studied, the same claim cannot be made for pipe organ ree...
In order to investigate whether a lip-reed instrument's material of manufacture plays a significant ...
Saxophonists agree that the detailed geometry of the mouthpiece plays an important role in both play...