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Harmonic Tube

Harmonic Tube

Regular price 4,90 €VAT incl.
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A Playful "Aerophone," Between Sound Science and Musical Play

This plastic whistle tube belongs to the family of aerophones where sound is created by movement and air circulation. Halfway between an acoustic experimentation object and an animation instrument, it naturally fits into musical awakening workshops, school interventions, as well as percussion and effects sets.

For Whom and In What Uses?

Designed to be handled within seconds, this rotating tube is suitable for both children (under supervision) and adults. It is particularly appreciated by teachers, facilitators, percussionists, and street artists looking for a simple, visual, and participatory sound effect. In group practice, each participant can try different rotation speeds to create variations and musical responses.

Intuitive Pitch Control Through Rotation Speed

A Simple Gesture, An Expressive Result

Hold the tube by its end and spin it above or in front of you: the rotation speed directly affects the perceived pitch. This way, you get sounds ranging from buzzing lows to sharper highs, without any adjustment or additional accessories.

A Tool for Sound Exploration

Beyond the effect, it is an excellent tool to explore the concepts of pitch, speed, and gesture control. It also allows creating transitions, rises, breaks, and original textures in musical or stage contexts.

Technical specifications

Length100 cmSound productionby rotating the tube
MaterialplasticPitchvariable depending on the rotation speed (faster = higher)

Customer reviews

Based on 4 reviews

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  1. Eliane

    Funny instrument that we probably don't know yet.
    Kids love it. You just have to be careful to respect the distances to use it.
    The sounds are curious. Can we control them? How do you integrate them into a set? To be explored.

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  2. Fred F.

    Very funny to hear the fundamental, fifth and seventh according to speed

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  3. Fred F.

    Very funny to hear the fundamental, fifth and seventh depending on the speed

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  4. christelle h.

    A bit dangerous for the little ones

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