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What are the different sounds you listen for with a mandolin?
A mandolin is played like a guitar but it is a lot smaller and is normally seen in a rounder shape. It is also made with forte holes on the front and with a slightly different shape with a little whirl going off the top next to the neck of the mandolin.
What is a mandolin?
a mandolin is a string instrument that has four sets of two strings. so it looks like there are four strings but there are really eight. it has a "light" sound to it like a ukulele or a banjo and is tuned like a violin. A mandolin is also a very sharp slicing instrument used by kitchen workers.
What instrument is in its time by imagine dragons?
Mandolin, drums, bass, feet and hands. Also there is a sound in the background in the chours that I am not sure what is...
What is the difference between mandolin and guitar?
A mandolin is a small bodied instrument that usually has 8 strings grouped in pairs to have a "4 string" effect. A mandolin has an approximate scale length of 13-14 inches. Standard tuning (starting with thickest string) is GDAE. A guitar typically has 6 strings and is a much larger bodied instrument with an approximate scale length of 24 inches. Standard tuning (starting with thickest string) is EADGBE. Overall - the guitar is a more popular instrument in most music genres.
Can an eight string mandolin be strung to the same strings as a tenor ukulele GCEA - thanks?
You could certainly tune the Mandolin like that. It just requires the right size strings to be used. You could then use ukulele tabs to play songs, but the sound would be different.
Can you tune your 8 string ukulele to a mandolin tuning?
There really is no reason you can't. EADG is the standard tuning for a mandolin, and you can get ukulele strings for those notes. It isn't going to sound like a mandolin, but it can be played the same way.
Often in bluegrass the mandolin's chords are staccato they sound like?
drum beats.
Why thickness varies in percussion instruments?
Thickness affects sound.
What are the different sounds you listen for with a mandolin?
A mandolin is played like a guitar but it is a lot smaller and is normally seen in a rounder shape. It is also made with forte holes on the front and with a slightly different shape with a little whirl going off the top next to the neck of the mandolin.
What purpose did the banjo serve?
It was invented to play music, like guitar, mandolin. Many people like its sound.
What is brass instrument that gives a thickness to a sound?
The Tuba
What is a mandolin?
a mandolin is a string instrument that has four sets of two strings. so it looks like there are four strings but there are really eight. it has a "light" sound to it like a ukulele or a banjo and is tuned like a violin. A mandolin is also a very sharp slicing instrument used by kitchen workers.
What is the acoustic value (desible gained ) by increasing the mass of gypsum board?
You may expect an increase in noise attenuation of about 3dB for each doubling of the mass of your gypsum board. Using boards of different thickness on opposite faces of the wall will further increase the sound loss.
What instrument is in its time by imagine dragons?
Mandolin, drums, bass, feet and hands. Also there is a sound in the background in the chours that I am not sure what is...
Is a sound board the same as a sound hole?
no
What is a buffer board?
A buffer board is a board used to amplify sound.
How do you change from on board sound to sound card?
by editing it
