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27th November 2007
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| Gear interested Joined: Nov 2007
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Thread Starter | what is resonance
i've gotta write about resonance of three instruments, guitar, drums and saxophone. dont know what resonance is, can someone explain it in a really simple way. thanks!  |
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27th November 2007
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| Gear Guru  Joined: Oct 2002 Location: New Milford, CT, USA
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Resonance is a propensity to vibrate at a specific frequency. A soda bottle will resonate at some pitch if you blow across the opening. A guitar string will resonate if you pluck it. A rectangular room has multiple resonances, one each for the length, width, and height. A violin or acoustic guitar body also has multiple resonances. Does this help? --Ethan
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