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RESARCH ON MUSICAL SOUND AND ITS FEATURES, DEPENDING ON STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF HEADS

YAPISAL KARAKTERİSTİKLERE BAĞLI OLARAK DERİDE MÜZİKSEL SESİN ANALİZİ

Yrd. Doç. Dr. Ali Maruf Alaskan
Pages
65–77
Publication Date
2014-03-06
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However, it is detected that the differences of the musical voice samples in respect to quality properties are the result of the excessiveness of structurally vibrating elements and this leads to some complicated vibes.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this thesis, the effects of structural features on quality of musical sound were investigated.
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Key Findings & Data:In the project, 12 different heads were prepared for percussion.
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Conclusion & Impact:However, it is detected that the differences of the musical voice samples in respect to quality properties are the result of the excessiveness of structurally vibrating elements and this leads to some complicated vibes.
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⚙️Variables:Leather · structure · frequency analysis

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In this thesis, the effects of structural features on quality of musical sound were investigated. In the project, 12 different heads were prepared for percussion. The properties of the quality sound as a sound-wave were evaluated so as to investigate the effects of mechanical and structural properties on sound. In order to obtain the pure vibrations of skins, a Mechanical Streching Aparattus (MGD) was developed. By using the microphone and accelerometer, sounds had been recorded from heads that streched on MGD. By using computer software, the time-dependant changes seen in the wave forms of the voice-recordings were subjected to two and three dimensional researches in attack, sustain and decay processes. According to the analysis, it is understood that the concord and the corelative ratios of the basic harmonics and the frequencies of the regular progress and voices samples in the signal graphics are an important factor for the sound quality. In this respect; it is determined that the voice samples for the Heads no. 6., 5. and 7 are relatively well. However, it is detected that the differences of the musical voice samples in respect to quality properties are the result of the excessiveness of structurally vibrating elements and this leads to some complicated vibes.

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Alaskan, Y. D. D. A. M. (2014). RESARCH ON MUSICAL SOUND AND ITS FEATURES, DEPENDING ON STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF HEADS. Eurasian Journal of Music and Dance, Sayı: 3, 65–77. https://ajindex.com/articles/29791

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