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University of Cambridge > Talks.cam > Fluids Group Seminar (CUED) > Exploring wind instruments through simulation
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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Paras Vadher. The talk will look at the physics behind some musical wind instruments: the reed woodwinds, and the brass family. These all rely on an acoustical feedback loop, involving the linear acoustics of the instrument tube and a nonlinear flow valve at the reed or the brass-player’s lips. Simulation models will be used to explore the details of the resulting waveforms, and also to map the playing behaviour into a graphical representation of a parameter space relevant to the player. These “playability maps” shed light on what has to be learned by a beginner on these instruments, in order to get the best out of their instrument. This talk is part of the Fluids Group Seminar (CUED) series. This talk is included in these lists:
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