Abstract
By applying the principle of standing waves, the various scales produced by a piano within music software can be transformed into Chladni figures. These figures, which visually represent the vibration patterns of a surface, can be captured using photographic equipment. By carefully selecting the most accurate patterns and organizing them into a comprehensive table, it is possible to create a visual representation of Chladni figures corresponding to each musical syllable. This method provides a unique way to visualize the acoustic characteristics of different musical notes.
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