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Violin Acoustics
Introduction to violin acoustics
Some of our research on violin acoustics
Articulation and vibrato on the violin
and their importance to the violin sound(s).
The
research papers of John McLennan
, PhD student in Music Acoustics at UNSW.
A study of
torsional waves
in the bowed string, and how they are strongly coupled to the normal transverse waves during normal playing.
How do violins change with playing and environmental changes over time?
: a report after the first three years of a long-term study.
Some explanatory notes
Strings and standing waves
(a simple introduction to vibrating strings).
Bows and strings
(a simple introduction to that interaction).
Chladni patterns
(experimental results showing the vibration of the plates of violins).
What is a sound spectrum?
What is a decibel?
Acoustics for violin and guitar makers
by Erik Jansson.
And finally, yes, we felt obliged to put on our
FAQ
some comments about that hoary old question "what was the Stradivarius secret?".
Visitors:
Emmanuel Boissy and Renaud Carpentier
UNSW team:
Ra Inta, John McLennan, John Smith, John Tann and Joe Wolfe
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