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because when you blow on the reed it makes sound and then travels through the sax and then it echoes out the holes and each time you cover a hole it either gets higher or lower each time you cover one of the holes
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How does the saxophone work?
The way a saxophone works is by blowing into the saxophone the air travels through and the holes that are closed or opened and it makes a different sound if you play it all together you make a song. information by Death Note - Leanne!
Why is a saxophone called a saxophone?
A saxphone is called a ''woodwind'' because to make a sound it needs a ''reed'' whitch is made out of wood.
When none of the holes are covered on the recorder does it make the lowest sound?
If all the holes are open, that will produce the highest sound.
How do wind instruments make music?
Wind instruments make music using breath and their construction. They are essentially different shaped hollow tubes with items like finger holes and keys. They make different sounds with these when air is blown into them from the mouth.
How saxophone is play?
A saxophone is an musical instrument that is played by blowing through a mouthpiece (usually made of plastic or hard rubber, some are made of metal for a different sound) that has a thin piece of wood on it called a reed. When you blow air, the reed vibrates and produces a sound. The thickness of the reed varies. The thicker the reed it, the harder it is to make it vibrate. A saxophone has many keys that you press down or lift up do produce different notes. This is how it makes sound, but there really is no way to tell you how to PLAY a saxophone and make music, for it takes lots of practice and there are many techniques and skills that are helpful/required.
How does saxophone works?
By moving a series of keys in a desired order and blowing into the Saxophone by the reed, you can make sound. The buttons are pressed in a sequence in order to make different notes to make a note seem either flat (b) or sharp (#) A saxophone has a mouthpiece to which a reed is attached. When the player blows the reed vibrates creating a tone. The player changes the tone by pressing the keys, which open and close tone holes. When upper tone holes are open, much of the sound goes through them creating a shorter pipe and in turn a higher pitch. As lower holes are closed the sound is lower and a higher percentage of it comes out of the bell.
How does the saxophone work?
The way a saxophone works is by blowing into the saxophone the air travels through and the holes that are closed or opened and it makes a different sound if you play it all together you make a song. information by Death Note - Leanne!
Why is a saxophone called a saxophone?
A saxphone is called a ''woodwind'' because to make a sound it needs a ''reed'' whitch is made out of wood.
How is a harmonicas sound produced?
Harmonicas make sound when you blow air which vibrates through the holes and makes different sounds depending on the hole.
How does each hole in the clarinet make a different sound?
When you blow into a clarinet and cover certain holes the sound waves travel different distances making high and low sounds.
Why do flutes have holes in the middle of them?
Flutes have holes so it creates a certain sound when you cover certain holes. If there were no holes, it would only make one sound.
When none of the holes are covered on the recorder does it make the lowest sound?
If all the holes are open, that will produce the highest sound.
What is a tone on a Piano?
A tone on a piano is usually what it sounds like. For example, on keyboards, you can choose different tones. (to make your key sounds different, but the same sequence. like changing the sound to a saxophone)
How do wind instruments make music?
Wind instruments make music using breath and their construction. They are essentially different shaped hollow tubes with items like finger holes and keys. They make different sounds with these when air is blown into them from the mouth.
What sound does a saxophone make before it reaches the ears?
From the standpoint of quantum physics, there is no sound until there is an observer, so based on that, the answer would be none.
How does a record make a sound?
well a recorder makes a sound by u pressing the holes and blowing it.
How saxophone is play?
A saxophone is an musical instrument that is played by blowing through a mouthpiece (usually made of plastic or hard rubber, some are made of metal for a different sound) that has a thin piece of wood on it called a reed. When you blow air, the reed vibrates and produces a sound. The thickness of the reed varies. The thicker the reed it, the harder it is to make it vibrate. A saxophone has many keys that you press down or lift up do produce different notes. This is how it makes sound, but there really is no way to tell you how to PLAY a saxophone and make music, for it takes lots of practice and there are many techniques and skills that are helpful/required.
