People's privacy can also be interrupted by unwanted phone calls from telemarketers and others who wish to profit in some way - just as Internet e-mail accounts receive unwanted sales pitches, known as spam.. Yet, the invention of the telephone also worked to increase privacy in many ways.
Rosin build up on violin strings can make them sound scratchy. Although applying rosin to the bow is important to create friction when the bow is pulled across the strings, too much rosin on the strings can reduce the strings ability to vibrate. Clean the rosin off your strings regularly to reduce any scratchy sounds.
My violin makes strange noise, what's wrong? Unpleasant noise from the violin can caused by flaws of the instrument itself as well as the player's technical issues. A self-diagnostic is always important. Here you will find some quick fixes. 1. Scratchy sound, part 1. If the violin makes a high pitch sound in addition to the scratchiness, most likely the bow is placed too close to the bridge. If it makes a choking noise (like a dying chicken!) with the pitch constantly bent downward, most likely the bow is placed too close to the fingerboard.