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SuperBee
153 posts
Mar 22, 2012
1:32 PM
For your interest and edumacation. take your time!
Thanks to David Barrett for the LINK
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Last Edited by on Mar 22, 2012 2:14 PM
Leatherlips
48 posts
Mar 22, 2012
2:59 PM
Looks like next time I have someone ask "And what else do you play" I can perhaps have a copy of this article for their edification.
harpdude61
1317 posts
Mar 22, 2012
3:27 PM
Now wait a minute...Bends are produced from the vocal tract? overblows are from the vocal tract?..and all along I called it the throat.
Good article until it got over my head a bit.
Thanks SuperBee

Last Edited by on Mar 22, 2012 3:28 PM
SuperBee
154 posts
Mar 22, 2012
5:34 PM
'vocal tract' sounds like a good term to cover the entire apparatus!
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nacoran
5433 posts
Mar 23, 2012
8:00 AM
Nice link!

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arzajac
761 posts
Mar 23, 2012
8:33 AM
Both the digestive tract and the vocal tract are in the throat. But that's an interesting observation about the throat. Maybe the digestive tract can affect tone?

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Honkin On Bobo
1031 posts
Mar 23, 2012
8:41 AM
great link.......bookmarked

thnx
bluemoose
702 posts
Mar 23, 2012
9:59 AM
Co-author Jim Antaki is the developer of the TurboLid. Check out his web site for video down the holes of reed action while playing (I believe it's Howard Levy).
I think he also has some sort of medical scope views of the mouth cavity and tongue while playing.
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Last Edited by on Mar 23, 2012 10:00 AM
harmonicanick
1513 posts
Mar 23, 2012
4:07 PM


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