5246 A(221Hz) -Without Pin- arco forte H100ms

[ 09/09/2018 ]     Labels:  49b.Endpin.Effects

 
To begin with starting some extensive measurements, let's recognize the general(whole-span) resonance waveform first, that played arco(down-bowing) and forte, taking horizontal lattice width as 100 milliseconds on oscilloscope.

In the case of 'without endpin', all resonance waveforms from sound(=top plate vibration), bridge, tailpiece and tail-pin(lower bouts) seem taking similar forms and they also seem sharing an unified resonance.
( A 221Hz open, four data )



5246 D(147Hz) -Without Pin- arco forte H100ms

[ 9/09/2018 ]     Labels:  49b.Endpin.Effects

5246 G(98Hz) -Without Pin- arco forte H100ms

[ 9/09/2018 ]     Labels:  49b.Endpin.Effects

5246 C(66Hz) -Without Pin- arco forte H100ms

[ 9/09/2018 ]     Labels:  49b.Endpin.Effects

5244. Extensive Measurement Images

[ 09/03/2018 ]     Labels:  49a.Endpin.Effects

 
How is a cello resonating when a pure pizzicato is plucked or when played forte by arco?
How is a tailpiece(or bridge) sharing the mechanical resonance?
Can whole span waveform chart give us any hint to the "response"?
Further measurements will be taken place and some topics will probably be posted soon.