How is sound produced in a flute?

Simply by blowing air across a reed inside it and covering different holes to produce a certain pitch.

There is quite a bit involved in producing sound with a flute. I suggest the following links:hubpages.com/hub/flutehttp://www.markshe... you want to learn more about the physics of a flute:phys.unsw.edu.au/music/flute/Hope this helps! :D.

Flute produces its sound from the flow of air across an opening. The sound on a flute is produced by blowing quite a lot of air over the hole on the mouthpiece. Flutes have an oval hole over which you must blow.

But to do this you must have the right mouth shape, the shape used for spitting rice is appropriate. Then you blow lots of air over the hole. If you blow into the hole, no sound can be produced.

But you must blow lots of air, because some of the air escapes when blowing across.

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