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Materials/equipment used in making the Sueng are popular: hardwood, duh wood, wood veneer, teak wood. Suitable for making 4 types of Sueng : 1. Small Sueng: 4 small suengs with a diameter of 6 inches, 4 inches, depending on preference . 2. Medium Sueng: 8 inches in diameter . 3. Large Sueng: 10 inches, 12 inches, 14 inches in diameter, depending on preference. Attaching the strings requires a musician because it requires familiarity and memory. The upper string will be Do and the lower string will be Sol. According to tuning, there are 2 types: - Sueng with three strings, tuned to the Do sound. - Sol, by tuning the low string to Do and the high string to Sol. Sueng with three strings is usually a large and small sueng. - Sueng with four strings, tuned to Sol sound. - Do, by tuning the low string to Sol and the high string to Do. Sueng with four strings is usually a medium sueng. Use 10 pillows or sinkers. Making a Sueng Once you have the wood of the appropriate thickness for the sueng you want, The width of the larynx will be measured in relation to the length of the lute (measured to the lute neck) according to the formula to get the desired sound. There are 2 formulas: 1. Long-lasting formula: Measure the diameter of the larynx and add 1 1/2 parts to the length of the lute (measured from the edge of the lute to the lute neck). This formula makes the lute sound resonant. When played in a circle, the sound will be clear. This formula is popular for middle-sized lutes . 2. Double-recess formula: Measure the diameter of the larynx and add 2 parts to the length of the lute. This formula makes the lute sound very melodious, but the volume will be softer than the Long-lasting formula. Therefore, the Double-recess formula is suitable for solo lutes only. Whether the lute sounds melodious or not depends on many factors, such as the wood, size, tuning, and proportion of the lute (which is sometimes not fixed according to the formula), etc. วิดีโอประกอบ |
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