It is timbre, and tone and timbre are both physical characteristics of sound. Generally speaking, tone is mainly the pitch of the sound, which is determined by the size, shape, and material of the body that produces the sound, while timbre is Whether the sound is bright and pleasant is mainly determined by the quality of the main body. For example, the pitch of a pottery pot and a magnetic pot of the same size will not differ much. However, the pottery pot sounds hoarse, while the magnetic pot sounds crisp and pleasant. No matter what the quality is If there are cracks or trachoma in the flower pots, the sound will become dull.

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Because this is in the instrumental music column, so I will talk about it for newbies. The sound within the string. The so-called tone refers to the level of the sound. The level of the tone depends on the size and weight of the subject. Generally speaking, for things of the same material, if they are smaller or lighter, the tone will be higher. On the contrary, if they are larger or heavier, the tone will be higher. A little, the tone will be a little lower, which is determined by the frequency of the object's vibration. This is the uniqueness of the sound.

For example, I can play 123 on the piano, the flute, and the erhu It can also be pulled out.

Ceramic flower pots not only have tones, but can also play simple music. If you don’t believe it, you can take several pots of different sizes and arrange them in order from largest to smallest. By carefully selecting and adjusting, you can knock out the natural scale, and then you can play simple music.

Not only pottery flower pots have tones and can play music, but wood also has tones and can also play music. Yes, isn’t that what a xylophone is like?

The timbre is individual. Things of the same material and size will produce the same tone, such as 1 in the scale. The piano can produce it, and the violin can also produce it. , but we can clearly distinguish between piano and violin. This is because of the different timbres. Timbre is the personality of the sound. Therefore, when choosing a flowerpot, you should pay attention to the timbre. Specifically, it is crisp or hoarse.