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Why Does Oboe Sound So Bad. If yes, then you definitely have an idea that getting sound out of this is not child’s play. A complex, resonant sound is more captivating than a dull tone with no ‘ring’ to it. I love my instrument, but something i've noticed recently is that sometimes my oboe sounds horrible based on what reed i use. It's a bad note on the oboe and always will be a bad note, but with practice and attention you can make the difference between it and other notes. One of the primary culprits behind a sharp oboe is the environment. Have you ever experienced oboe? The myth of the elusive oboe tone. Do temperature and humidity affect the sound of an oboe? You blow with all your strength, and the sound is usually terrible. I've been playing for two years and i practice every week, but when i go any lower than high d, my oboe gets an annoying loud sound.

A complex, resonant sound is more captivating than a dull tone with no ‘ring’ to it. I've been playing for two years and i practice every week, but when i go any lower than high d, my oboe gets an annoying loud sound. Do temperature and humidity affect the sound of an oboe? It's a bad note on the oboe and always will be a bad note, but with practice and attention you can make the difference between it and other notes. One of the primary culprits behind a sharp oboe is the environment. You blow with all your strength, and the sound is usually terrible. If yes, then you definitely have an idea that getting sound out of this is not child’s play. I love my instrument, but something i've noticed recently is that sometimes my oboe sounds horrible based on what reed i use. Have you ever experienced oboe? The myth of the elusive oboe tone.

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Why Does Oboe Sound So Bad You blow with all your strength, and the sound is usually terrible. One of the primary culprits behind a sharp oboe is the environment. It's a bad note on the oboe and always will be a bad note, but with practice and attention you can make the difference between it and other notes. The myth of the elusive oboe tone. You blow with all your strength, and the sound is usually terrible. I've been playing for two years and i practice every week, but when i go any lower than high d, my oboe gets an annoying loud sound. Have you ever experienced oboe? If yes, then you definitely have an idea that getting sound out of this is not child’s play. I love my instrument, but something i've noticed recently is that sometimes my oboe sounds horrible based on what reed i use. A complex, resonant sound is more captivating than a dull tone with no ‘ring’ to it. Do temperature and humidity affect the sound of an oboe?