Having made a few violns myself and realizing that in many of the sounds you are hearing when listening for tap and scratch tones, there are many tones and overtones, or could I say frequencies within each individual sound. I believe the reason some people can't discern the pitch, is because it's not necessarily the absolute note you were hearing but a lot is that you are are adjusting frequencies out of balance within that pitch... Thoughts?
Well, it is not a clear note. Scratching a flat piece of wood, where the pitch gets higher when you get closer to the edge gives a hint of what it is about.
Sorry, but I don´t think subtitling this would improve my bad english. I just haven´t time for making more work with the editing. Besides, I do it for free, choosing not to have enervating adds, that might give me a dollar every now and then. This is not a violin making school, but a sharing of some findings that I find interesting. It is there for anyone to use or dismiss.
It is help me a lot from beginning, thanks millions!!
Thank you very much for your effort! It really is THE tool for me and definitely you have to ruin first to create later.
Having made a few violns myself and realizing that in many of the sounds you are hearing when listening for tap and scratch tones, there are many tones and overtones, or could I say frequencies within each individual sound.
I believe the reason some people can't discern the pitch, is because it's not necessarily the absolute note you were hearing but a lot is that you are are adjusting frequencies out of balance within that pitch... Thoughts?
Well, it is not a clear note. Scratching a flat piece of wood, where the pitch gets higher when you get closer to the edge gives a hint of what it is about.
Please, if you can put subtitles.
Sorry, but I don´t think subtitling this would improve my bad english. I just haven´t time for making more work with the editing.
Besides, I do it for free, choosing not to have enervating adds, that might give me a dollar every now and then.
This is not a violin making school, but a sharing of some findings that I find interesting. It is there for anyone to use or dismiss.
Very interesting...thank you!
What a lo ely job this must be...!
It is!