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i was pondering why no fish have ever become famous musicians when it occurred to me …
are there any musical instruments designed to be played underwater?
magpies said:Do whales count?
tiny-tim said:i was pondering why no fish have ever become famous musicians when it occurred to me …
are there any musical instruments designed to be played underwater?
Underwater musical instruments are specially designed instruments that can be played underwater. They are typically made from materials that are resistant to water and can produce sound waves that travel through water.
Underwater musical instruments work by producing sound waves that travel through water. This is achieved through various methods such as striking, plucking, or blowing on the instrument. The sound waves travel through the water and can be heard by the human ear.
Some examples of underwater musical instruments include the Hydraulophone, the Sea Organ, and the AquaSonic underwater harp. These instruments use different methods to produce sound waves that travel through water, such as water jets, air bubbles, and strings.
Underwater musical instruments are different from regular instruments in that they are specifically designed to produce sound in water. They are made from materials that are resistant to water and can produce sound waves that travel through water. Regular instruments are not designed for use in water and may not produce sound or may be damaged if used underwater.
Underwater musical instruments have several practical applications. They can be used for underwater performances and concerts, as well as for scientific research and education. They can also be used for therapeutic purposes, such as in underwater music therapy sessions. Additionally, they can be used for soundscaping in underwater environments, such as in aquariums or underwater parks.