Kombu Instrument

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The Kombu instrument, originating from Kerala, India, emits a robust sound when played with a firm lip vibration on the smaller mouthpiece. To amplify its tone, more intensity should be applied to the buzz, resulting in an even louder pitch. Played primarily at various communal gatherings such as weddings and sacred rituals, this brasswind has an important place in regional ceremonies. The Kombu is played by blowing into the small end of it. The settings used for printing are as follows: Rafts: yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.20mm These print settings are recommended for producing high-quality sounds. For optimal sound production, a setting of 100% infill is crucial.