Acoustic configuration of violins

Abstract

The invention relates to an acoustic configuration of violins which include fiddles, violas and cellos and are different from classical violins. The violin with the acoustic configuration is designed according to the acoustic rules, the standard pitch data stipulated by American standard association of music Z24.1-1936, the uniform and ordered rules and the low-frequency approximate reflection principle. According to the violin, a panel and a backboard of the violin have different shapes from the traditional violin; a reflecting surface of an inner cavity of the violin reflects the change rules of the wavelength of the acoustic wave; a reflecting surface of the acoustic wave is defined by the international standard pitch data; the reflecting surface of the acoustic wave is uniform and ordered, so that the loss of acoustic information comprising low frequency can be avoided; and for the violin manufactured according to the configuration rule, better volume and timbre can be achieved under common materials and process conditions, and under the playing state of the standard pitch, the performance is better.

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1. Technical field [0001] The patent of the present invention relates to a violin acoustic configuration different from classical violins including violin, viola and cello. This violin configuration is based on the acoustic laws and the standard pitch data stipulated by the American Music Standards Association Z24.1-1936, the uniform and orderly rules and the violin acoustic configuration designed according to the low-frequency approximate reflection principle. Violins made according to this configuration can have better volume and timbre under general material and workmanship conditions, and have better performance when played at standard pitches. 2. Background technology [0002] Today's violin follows the violin shape of famous ancient Italian luthiers, and it has been more than 300 years. Famous violins by Niccolò Amati and Antonio Stradivari are still in collections around the world. figure 1 , figure 2 . [0003] The traditional violin is mainly composed of the he...

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Problems solved by technology

The violins made by modern people imitating it are often unsatisfactory in terms of volume and timbre.

The violins that imitate the classical configuration often have the problem that some violins cannot be consistent when they sound; some violins have lost part of their homophony, and the sound is monotonous; reduce

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