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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]
3 years ago
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3. Which instrument looks similar to xylophone and marimba but uses a motor to add vibrato to

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Sauron [17]3 years ago
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Compared to its cousins, the vibraphone is a little bit more complex: not only do you play it with 4 mallets (just like the marimba btw) but it also has pedals, a bit like a piano. Finally, the biggest difference between the vibraphone and other mallet percussion stands in its very name: the vibrato effect.Compared to its cousins, the vibraphone is a little bit more complex: not only do you play it with 4 mallets (just like the marimba btw) but it also has pedals, a bit like a piano. Finally, the biggest difference between the vibraphone and other mallet percussion stands in its very name: the vibrato effect.Compared to its cousins, the vibraphone is a little bit more complex: not only do you play it with 4 mallets (just like the marimba btw) but it also has pedals, a bit like a piano. Finally, the biggest difference between the vibraphone and other mallet percussion stands in its very name: the vibrato effect.

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