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Art Mama says
Nice! Any pointers for making them a real scale?
RackPack says
If you use Pythagoras Music Ratios, you can do the math with measurements. Half the length of the longest straw will be one octave higher. One third times two will yield the fifth above the longest straw. From there, just use the circle of fifths to attain the other tones. Just remember that no straw should be longer than your first tube or your octave.
Chasleen says
Super i really like it. It works like megic
Kirstylee Cassidy says
I’ve always made these by cutting the straws first and then taping them together and I have ALWAYS been frustrated. Your method looks much easier.
solaman says
thx for the information of making this wind pipe instrument
Kevin says
Thanks, used this today and they loved it.
VANNESA says
this was AWESOME!!!
Kate says
Thank you kindly Vanessa. 🙂
Natalie says
Really, really cool. People will absolutely love these!
Chasleen says
Thise works! I am only 9 and for my school it is great. I had the best instrument i am so happy. My writing of thise is great as i had to do it for my school. Thanks alot!
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mae says
I love this
Kate says
It’s an old post that one, but thank you!
Jonnie says
Awesome…tried it out and it helped my little bro have sth to keep him busy
Kate says
Great to hear.
Cassidy says
I love this!! You are so creative!! 🙂
Delaey says
I made this for a school project and it worked out well