Building Musical Instruments: Exploring the Intersection of Physics and Music

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Hey guys,

I'm just writing this post to sey hey guys, literally. I love science in general and I hope to be a neurologist some day, but I'm just here to clear out some doubts about personal concerns and projects for school and that I want to work on my own.
Today I decided to enter this forums since physics can help A LOT when working with music and, especially, luthier(ing? is that even a word?). Anyways, I'm working on a new instrument, pretty cool, and I have doubts that I will post right after I finish this. I mean, like five minutes after, well you get it.

Thank you!
 
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Welcome to the PF. Looking forward to learning more about the musical instrument you are building. If it's mostly mechanical, the ME forum may be the best fit for it. If it's mostly electrical or a combination, then the EE forum may be the best fit. :smile:
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to the PF. Looking forward to learning more about the musical instrument you are building. If it's mostly mechanical, the ME forum may be the best fit for it. If it's mostly electrical or a combination, then the EE forum may be the best fit. :smile:
Oh man, thanks for that! (I didn't know where to post my doubts and just started a conversation with Greg, hahahah). I will post my ideas and question in there!
 
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