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- Strings
- Keyboard, the keys on the piano so if you press them they will make a certain sound.
- pedals, there are three pedals, the one on the left is used to quieten the piano just a bit, you may find that music peices use it, the middle pedal is used to lower the volume on the piano in case you are disturbing other, this is not found in piano pieces, you can use this whenever. The right pedal is used to make the sounds longer and you will find this in music peices
- damper
- hammers
- bridge
- soundboard
- case- the body of the piano
- pins

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Keys - 88 - to play the piano
Sustain pedal - sustains
couple of knobs - volume and balance
speakers - 2 - sound
screen - to choose the sound and sound design
bunch of buttons - too many purposes
pitch bend stick thing - to change the pitch
Ports - to plug in external wires

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Keys: An electric piano is comprised of 88 keys, each playing a different sound
Pedals: The damper pedal sustains the sound for a prolonged period of time without you having to continue to press your finger against the key. The soft pedal softens the sound of the note, making it quieter.
Sound button: Makes the sound louder or quieter
Recorder button: Can be used to record sounds made from the piano
Power button: Turns the piano off and on

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the headstock
neck
body
pickups
bridge

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-Hammers
-Soundboard
-Strings
-Bridge
-Dampers

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6 strings
pick
headstock
neck
body
sound hole
tuning pegs
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The strings vibrate to make noise, the sound hole helps create this noise. The tuning pegs can tighten or loosen the strings on the guitar and cause it to make higher or lower sounds. the pick helps you strum the guitar but you can use your fingers.

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Parts: Strings (6), frets, fretboard, bridge, neck, tuning pegs, sound-hole, nut

Purposes: All parts are there to make sound.

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Keys: The piano has a range of keys that each represent a different chord. These are played  in a specific order to establish a sequence of sounds (a song).
Pedals: This particular piano only has two pedals, one which adds sustain (right side) and one which makes the tone softer (left side).
Volume/Metronome: These are to change the experience of the person playing the piano (suggested volume is dependent on time of day or environment , while a metronome helps musicians to adjust their tempo when learning new songs or skills).

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headstock:
-tuners (tune the ukelele)
neck:
- frets (the frets help produce different sounds/notes)
-strings (used to make sound)
body:
- sound hole (catches the sound  from the strings)
-saddle (holds the strings)

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Pegs - allows you to tune the instrument

Strings - can vibrate and create sound

Fretboard - has frets which mark where you can press

Soundhole - this is where the sound comes out

Body - amplifies the sound

Bridge - transfers the vibrations to the body

The strings, bridge and body work together to create a loud sound. The fretboard allows the guitar to be supported easily. It also has frets and areas you can press.

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- Strings (Vibrates to make sound)
-  Frets
- Sound Hole (Allows the guitar to project sound better)
-  Fretboard
- Headstock
- Body
- Tuners (Controls the pitch of each individual string)
- Bridge

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Parts:
-  Keys - each key has a different sound, pressing these create music
- Controls (volume, type of piano) - for my piano there is a small control on the side of the piano, I can change what kind of sound it makes/record/change to a different instrument
- 3 Pedals - I only know the the right one holds notes when it is pressed down

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Parts:
- Headjoint (Sound production / tuning)
- Lip plate (To make it easier to play)
- Embouchure hole (Sound production)
- Tenon (Metal to metal connection)
- Body (Sound production)
- Rod system (To make sure the right keys go up or down)
- Keys (Raise or lower the pitch)
- Foot (To play lower notes)

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Parts:
Keyboard-the set of keys on a piano
key bed- where the keyframe, keys sit inside the piano
case/body-housing of the piano
Strings- the part that the hammer hits causing it to vibrate rapidly to create sound
Book stand- keep sheets or books when reading
Pedals- (soft pedal-softens the tones,
muffler pedal- rarely used, damper pedal-used most out of the three usually sustains notes)
Muffler felt/hammers:
Soundboard-wooden diaphragm of the piano

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Parts:
Strings, Frets,  Nut, Tuning Machines, Fretboard, Head, Tailpiece, Sound hole and Tone Knobs.

Purposes:
The strings vibrate when strummed and make noise, tuning machine is used to tune the guitar.

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Parts:
- Headstock: houses the machine heads
- Tuning pegs: controls the tensions of the strings
- Nut: allows the strings to be raised off the fretboard. maintains correct string spacing
- Fretboard: houses the frets
- Neck: the fretboard sits on the face of the neck.
- heel
- Sound hole: allow the sound to project, equalizing the air pressure to allow the sound board to vibrate.
- Body: affect on the sound of the guitar
- Bridge: holds the strings to the body of the guitar, transfers the sound from the vibrating strings into the soundboard
- Pick guard: protect the sound board

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-Neck, the long thing that allows the  stings to go along

-Fingerboard

-Frets, the white lines letting you find a section?

-Position Markers

-Nut

-Headstock

-Capstan

-Tuners

-Sound Hole, project the sound more.

-Pick Guard

-Bridge Pins

-Saddle,

-Rosette. plastic under sound hole

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Parts:

Reed - The reed is also known as the sound generator of the saxophone. It functions the same way the human vocal cords function in the body. It is held in place on the mouthpiece using the ligature. The sound produced by the reed might be distorted if it doesn’t stay in place.

Mouth Piece - The mouthpiece holds the reed in place in order to produce sound. It is the part that is blown to produce sounds. When you blow air into the mouthpiece, without touching the other parts of the sax, it produces a shrill, high-pitched sound.

Neck - The mouthpiece is held in place by the neck of the saxophone. The neck joins the mouthpiece and the body of the sax. When the mouthpiece is blown, the air flows through the neck to get to the body of the sax where the sound is changed to produce different notes. The saxophone neck is believed to work the same way the human neck works.

Body - The body of the sax is called the resonance chamber. The sound that enters the body from the neck vibrates and is amplified. This is where the player holds the keys on the body to change the length of the air column to create different notes. Long air columns produce lower notes than shorter air columns.

Neck strap - This is a necessary accessory. It is looped through an eyelet located at the back of the horn of the sax. The player wears it on the neck, and it makes carrying the saxophone easier. It also supports the sax so that the fingers of the player can move freely on the keys during play.

Thumb Hook - The thumb hook is the point where the right thumb rests on the sax. It is usually made of metal or plastic and is shaped like a hook. It helps the player balance the weight of the saxophone easily.

Thumb Rest - This is located at the top of the sax just below the octave key. It helps to balance the left thumb of the player to keep the saxophone balanced as the player plays.

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- strings
- hammers - to hit down on the strings and create vibrations
- dampers - they work as the pedals, to muddle the sound
- bridge - to function as a link between the strings and the soundboard
- soundboard - amplifies the sound
- pedals
- case - to keep all the mechanics in the piano clean

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parts & purposes :

headstock
~ tuning pegs : used to tighten the strings to tune the uke
~ nut : keeps the strings in position

fret board
~ neck : connects body to headstock, holds the fret board on top
~ frets : create the different pitches and notes
~ fret markers : makes it easier to tell which fret is which

body
~ four strings : strings are tuned G, C, E, A, by plucking them while pressing different frets you produce different notes / pitches
~ sound hole
~ bridge
~ saddle

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The main parts of the ukelele include:
-Headstock(also known as the head of the ukelele): This is the top of the ukelele, the part which is furthest away from the body of ukelele. This part holds the tuners. This part of the ukelele is required to be strong to support the tension of the strings and tuners.
-Tuners(also known as pegs, tuning keys etc.):The top end of the string is threaded through the tuner and then the tuner is turned, causing the string to tighten or loosen, depending on what way you turn.
-Nut: The nut is the small ridge in between the headstock and the fretboard that the strings rest on. The nut has small notches on it which keep the strings evenly spaced at the top of the ukulele. The nut also elevates the strings off the fretboard by a few millimeters so that you can play the ukulele by pressing down on the strings.
-Fretboard: The fretboard is the front surface of the neck, beneath the strings. Usually the fretboard is colored black. A good fretboard needs to be strong and perfectly smooth so that it can be glued exactly onto the neck.
-Neck:The neck is the piece of the ukulele located behind the fretboard. It is curved from side to side to allow the ukelele players hand to cup around the neck and fingerboard comfortably.
-Frets:The frets are the small bars that are hammered into the fretboard at very specific intervals. The frets stick out a little from the surface of the fretboard so when a finger is placed behind a fret, the fret stops the string instead of the finger itself.
-Fret markers: Fret markers are little inlaid white 'dots' on the fretboard, though fret markers can sometimes be other shapes and colours too. These little dots help you to find your way from one note to another, and are particularly helpful when moving larger distances up and down the fretboard.
-Body: The body of the ukulele is the main part and comprises of a back piece, sides and a front piece. The body of the ukulele is important as it amplifies the sound of the vibrating strings. As such, much of the tone of the ukulele is dependent on the body.
-Sound hole: Located under the strings in the body of the ukulele, the sound hole is a round hole that projects out the sound that reverberates inside the ukulele body. When you are playing the ukulele, if you strum over the sound hole you will produce the loudest sound, whereas if you strum down or up the strings further, the sound will be much quieter.
-Strings: Metal-wound strings are used on these ukuleles in order to create a fuller tone on the lower strings of the instrument. Sometimes ukuleles are strung with steel strings like the top strings on a common steel-string guitar, although steel strings can damage most kinds of ukulele, and they produce a much different tone.
-Saddle: The saddle of the ukulele performs much the same function as the nut, except it is located in the bridge, down the bottom end of the string. The saddle raises the strings to the right height needed to keep them consistently distanced from the fretboard, right the way to the nut.
-Bridge: The bridge if the ukulele is the part that the strings are attached to on the body of the instrument. The bridge is usually glued to the body of the ukulele

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Parts:
- Tuners: This is used for tuning the Ukelele (by tightening/loosening the strings)
- Headstock: This is used for attaching the tuning pegs.
- Frets: The metal bars found on the fretboard.
- Fretboard: This is where all the frets are placed.
- Nut: This is used for holding all strings in place.
- Neck: This is used to connect the headstock with the body.
- Body: This is the base of the ukelele and consists of a back, top, and sides.
- Bridge: This is used for keeping and securing all strings in place.
- Sound hole: This is used to let vibrations out.

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instrument joints:
. first joint
. second joint
. foot joint
basic parts ^^

parts:
. embouchure hole (to blow air and make sound)
. keys (alter the key of the sound)
. rods (hold the structure of each joint)
. lip plate (to rest lips while blowing)
. tenon (attaches the joints)

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Parts:
-Head
- 6 strings
- head
-bridge
- tuner pegs (Controls the pitch of the sound of the guitar)
-pick
-soundhole

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-neck/fretboard (allows you to fret the strings)
-body (main part of the instrument)
-nut (raises the strings off of the fretboard)
-headstock (part where the tuning pegs and strings are attached)
-bridge and neck pickup (detects the noise from the strings using magnets)
-volume and tone knobs (controls the volume of each pickup and the tone output)
-bridge (where the strings are wound through, also raises the strings)
-roundwound strings (allows the instrument to be played)
-tuning pegs (changes the pitch of each seperate string)
-frets (shows the locations of each note, spaced a half step apart)
-truss rod (tightens the neck)
-input jack (where you can plug the instrument)
-electronics cover (stores the electronics for the instrument)

The bass is a very versatile instrument that mainly supports the band using notes primarily from the bass clef. The bass can also take other musical roles such as the melody and solo, but they are less common.

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Keys  (61)- they represent different notes and can be played to make different sounds

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Keys: to play different notes
pedals: changes the sound of a note
string: the source of the sound
Bridge: connect the source of the sound/to amplify the sound

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Parts:
Keys - Each key represents a different note, so that when played they produce a that note.
Strings - The strings are what make the actual sound, longer thicker strings make lower deeper sounds and smaller skinnier stings make higher sounds.
Pedals - Pedals are used to sustain and hold notes.

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Parts: head, strings, bridge, nut, frets, fret board, tuning keys pick guard.

All of the guitar parts help the guitar produce sounds

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Parts:

6 strings, tuners, fretboard, pick, nut

picking the frets makes them vibrate this creates a sounds and gets amplified by the hollow part.

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Different parts of the guitar
-Bridge, strings, saddle, fretboard,neck,nut,headstock ,body,string pegs, pick guard, sound hole, tuning keys.

The purpose for each of the parts in the guitar is to help the guitar make a sound. The tuning pegs helps tightening the strings. The sound hole is extremly important because that is where the sound is produced.  The strings help the guitar make the noises.

Some parts that releate to ea

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frets
strings
body
neck
tuning keys

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Parts:
Comb,  mouth piece, cover plates, harmonica reed

The reeds inside the harmonica start to vibrate once you blow inside the harmonica which you can tune to specific notes.

The harmonica is often used in blues music, American folk,  Jazz, Classical

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The main parts on a bass guitar are:
- The 4 strings
- The bridge
- The Frets
- Fingerboard
- The Tuning pegs

The bass guitar is mostly used for low musical sounds called bass lines in many styles of music such as rock, pop, country, jazz and many more.

Without the different frets on a bass, the instrument would only be able to play the same 4 sounds as the frets allow you to explore different sounds including some lower and higher than other pitched sounds.

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parts: head, tuners, nut, strings, neck, bridge, body, pick ups, pick guards, volume and tone controls

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Headstock | Pickup | Sound Hole
Tuning Machine | Pickup Selector | Bridge Pin
Fret | Output Jack | Sounding Board (Guitar Top)
Nut | Volume Knob |
Neck | Tone Knob |
Fretboard (Fingerboard) | Whammy Bar (bar) |
Position Marker (dot) |  |
Body |  |
Bridge |  |
Saddle |  |
String |  |
End Pin

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parts: fretboard, frets, strings, tuners, head, neck, body, neck pickup, bridge pickup, bridge, input, volume knobs
purpose: headstock houses the tuning pegs, the neck joins the headstock to the body. the nut is at the top of the neck and is where the strings make contact. body of the bass serves as a base for attachment of all the other parts. the knobs at the bottom control volume and tone. tuning pegs can be tightened or loosened to change the pitch.

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The tuning keys tighten/loosen up the string for a higher/lower pitch noise.
The neck of the guitar amplifies the noise from the body of the guitar.
The body of the guitar obtains the sound.
The sound hole traps the sound.
The strings of the guitar is where the noise is made .
The bridge of the guitar supports the string's pressure and hols it above the body which helps transfer the sound upwards, and so that the sound doesn't get muted by the lack of space.
The fretboard marks all the different pitches.
The string pegs hold the strings from the end in place.
The head stock supports the tuning keys.

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the headstock, neck, body, pickups and bridge

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There are strings attached to the keys which are in black and white, the purpose of the keys are to show different notes you can play on the piano.
Parts of the piano:
-pedals
-piano chair
-keyboard
-fall board
-sound board
-others

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frets(to play a different note),
fret marks(let you know which fret ur on)
, nut, (helps keep strings in place)
neck,  (supports the strings)
body (amplifies the sound from the strings) has the sound hole
string ( the strings play the sound)
tuner thing ( tunes the stringd to the right sound )
bridge (secures the strings at the bottom)

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The guitar is made up of tone-woods, strings and hardware. The guitars parts are:

Neck. ...

Fingerboard (a.k.a. Fretboard) ...

Frets. ...

Position Markers. ...

Nut. ...

Headstock. ...

Capstan (a.k.a. String Post) ...

Tuners (a.k.a. Tuning Keys, Machine Heads, or Tuning Pegs)

On the guitar you can learn different chords and also plucking the strings which is more advanced. The main purpose of the guitar is to transfer the vibration from the strings to the sound board.

Some complexities of playing the guitar is quickly changing chords from one to another and also having long nails (which is what I have right now). Having long nails makes it harder for you to play the strings cleanly and also reaching them.

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The headstock, neck, body, pickups and bridge

The top of the bass guitar is the headstock. This is the part that houses the tuning pegs, those little knobs you use to change the pitch of the strings

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Parts - Keys - black and white
- pedal - to change the tone of the piano - prolong the sound of the piano
- fall board
- music rack - to hold the piano sheet
- sound board
- strings - the source of the sound
- treble strings -
- bass strings
- tuning pins
- hammers - hits the strings then causes vibrations producing sound
- piano bench - sitting

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- Mouthpiece
- Ligature
- Neck
- Octave Piece
- Neck Cork
- Neck Screw
- Keys
- Spatula Keys
- Body
- Bell
- Key Guard
- Tone Holes
-  Bow
On a saxophone there are 20 - 23 openings. They are controlled by padded keys.

The mouthpiece and the neck are connected, if it is not the saxophone won't make any sound.

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the neck the body the headstock the pick guard and the bridge the strings.
guitars are used in many different types of music. Guitar are used as rhythm instruments and lead instruments.

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Different parts:
6 Strings E A D B G e - to vibrate and produce a particular musical note
Neck of guitar (frets) - they change the pitch of the string, each fret is one semitone apart
Tuners - tightens or loosens the string to change the pitch of the string
Volume/tone controls - to adjust the volume or tone on the guitar
Pickups - since an electric guitar doesn't have a sound hole it would only make a quite sound, the pickups capture or sense the vibrations to the amp which amplifies the sound

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Breakables: Sticks, various cymbals, snare drum, throne (stool) and sometimes the bass drum pedal.

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What are the parts - Fret,  headstock, neck of the bass and body of the bass, Tuning keys, Bridge, Pickup

Fret - when you push your finger down on a string within a fret, it reduces the length of vibration, thus creating a pitch
Headstock - Houses the tuning pegs
Neck of the bass - Joins the headstock and the body of the bass, at the top of the neck near the headstock is a little bar with grooves for each string called the nut
Body of the bass - Serves as base attachment for different parts of the Bass guitar
Tuning keys - Turning the pegs changes the pitch by tightening or loosening the string. Tightening the strings makes the pitch go up; loosening the strings makes the pitch go down.
Bridge -  where the strings end at the bottom of the bass guitar
Pickups - Often there are multiple sets of pickups in different positions. The different placement causes each set to get a different sound from the strings. By changing the balance between the different pickups, you can adjust your tone.
Strings - When plucking the strings of the bass it causes them to vibrate and make a sound, depending on the fret you push down the pitch is different.

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Tuning peg - Tights or loosen the string.
Neck - Where the strings are.
Inlay - Help you find the frets or octaves?
Body - Where the volume knobs, bridge/neck pickup stay.
Bridge/neck pickup - Where the vibrations are most heard.
Input - Where you connect it with the amp so you can hear the bass.
Volume knobs - Increase the volume of the bass?

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On a piano there are keys, and the strings that make the noise. There are also the three pedals and the hammers.

The purpose of the keys are to show the different notes that can be played and when you hit a key it plays the note. The keys connect to the strings because the key makes the hammers hit the strings and then the strings play notes.

The purpose of the hammers are to hit the strings and make them play.

The purpose of the strings are to vibrate and play the different notes.

The pedals can make a note hold and be played for longer or they can make one pressed note hold whilst the rest are short. The pedals also connect to the strings because the pedals have an effect on how the strings are played