Jun 15 2009, 02:45 PM
QUOTE(Everdying @ May 16 2009, 09:30 AM)
that happens when the note matches the instruments natural vibration frequency or whatever its called.
from what i know theres no real way to fix it, but u can add mass to change the note that it vibrates at.
or maybe u can try adding some form of dampener in it.
resonant frequency..like you said,its the natural vibration of the instrument matching the vibration of the string..from what i know theres no real way to fix it, but u can add mass to change the note that it vibrates at.
or maybe u can try adding some form of dampener in it.
even when you place your guitar on a stand and play some music on your speakers, some strings will start to vibrate;the strings are matching the frequency of the music played on the stereo.
even in mythbusters,they tried to create a troop of marching soldiers to march on a bridge and cause it to oscillate (resonnace, in a way) with the bridge and cause failure of the structure..
This post has been edited by ryan_hustler: Jun 15 2009, 02:47 PM
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