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how does the suang gauk sound differ compared to the guitar?

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Answered by sejalbhalerao376
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How is the sound of a guitar different from the sound of a flute?

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The sound is more complex than just a simple wave. The compression wave itself has distinctive characteristic. In broad terms the sound wave has a shape, it can be a smooth sign wave, a pointy saw tooth wave or a square wave or even a mixed combination. Each of these waves at the same frequency sound very different. A flute is a wind instrument and produces a smooth sign wave, the guitar strings produce more of a saw tooth wave and a drum produces a square wave. The waves are much more complicated than that but the general description is accurate. The description of these wave shapes is called

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In almost every way.

A flute is monophonic (yeah, yeah…we’re keeping it simple here!) A guitar is or can be chordal.

The flute can sustain a note and play legato. A guitar is mostly plucked, meaning each new note starts loudly and then decays over time.

A flute is metal and driven by air. You hear a very pure tone, plus the puff or “chiff” of the air being blown, plus a little valve noise perhaps. A guitar is wood and the vibrating strings have an entirely different harmonic structure, plus it produces a variety of handling noise, from the scratch of nails to the slide of finger on string.

The most idiomatic of the flute is a lyrical melodic line. The most idiomatic sound of a guitar is a strum; a rhythmic chordal sound.

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One instrument’s sound is made when the string is plucked right in front of a small hole leading to a hollowed out container, with the small string pluck’s noise is amplified through the box.

The other makes its sound by blowing into a mostly-metal pipe where different fingerings in different holes can lead to different notes being played.

They are two fundamentally different instruments

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Answered by tejeswar184
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Answer:

To play suang Gauk, you hold it on your lap with its neck Facing forward

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