Why do jazz musicians decorate their instruments with toilet stoppers?

KAZOO IS A VERY SPECIAL INSTRUMENT, WHICH PRODUCES A SOUND THROUGH THE HUMMING OF THE HUMAN VOICE, RELYING ON ITS OWN DIAPHRAGM AND RESONANCE TUBE SOUND AMPLIFICATION, CAN PRODUCE A HOARSE TIMBRE, A BIT LIKE A SAXOPHONE. As long as the player can hum a song, he can play with KAZOO, and he or she will soon be able to master the playing technique. This little guy allows you to play the tune of your dreams in a minute without having to learn music theory, memorize music, or even practice.

You can take it out of your pocket at any time after drinking, and it can be called a simple ten-hole harmonica, which is a guest instrument performed by many foreign musicians and singers. The structure is extremely simple, the membrane can be replaced (be careful not to break the plug when changing, change the membrane to fix the stopper, plastic wrap and flute film can be replaced), one end is big, the other is small, when playing, put the big head in the mouth, not blow like a harmonica, but hum a tune with your voice, and the vibration of the vocal cords drives the vibration of the sound membrane on the KAZOO. Depending on the KAZOO material, the timbre that comes out is also different.

The voice of the wood is the loudest, and the lines of sound are thick, like SAX with a mouthful of phlegm. The plastic voice is thinner and the pitch is precise. Metallic is on the low side, but the timbre is the most delicate.