[Harp-L] Artificially producing bends
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- Subject: [Harp-L] Artificially producing bends
- From: Nick Noviello <noviello@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2007 11:22:01 -0700
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Many of us have tried to explain bending to beginners (or perhaps to
ourselves.) I got curious about whether the oral environment that
results in bends could be simulated artificially, so I experimented
with drawing on different lengths of plastic tubing of various
diameters and bends, inserted into the holes. (like using a large
flexible straw between my mouth and the harmonica.) I thought it'd be
nice to demystify the process and show exactly what had to happen to
the air flow to produce bends.
No luck so far!
Has anyone else with too much time on their hands tried this? Any
suggestions? Shouldn't it be possible, in theory?
Thanks for this great list!
Nick
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