The difference between nickel and silver flute? Flute nickel and silver tone are basically different, but nickel plating is darker (relatively silver), the color is like one dollar silver, and silver plating is bright, (of course better), as personal preference. Wear and scratch resistance are basically the same. If the glass flute is not only the sound, the price is good, appearance, wear and scratch resistance is better than others. The flute has two kinds of wood pipe and metal pipe, and the two have no big difference and have the same playing skills. The wood pipe flute has a slightly thinner and rounded tone, and the metal pipe flute is slightly wider and bright. The flute is an important component of an orchestra, orchestra and woodplay, and a solo instrument with gorgeous and flexible tones to play slow, broad, lyrical melodies or skilled colorful passages. The basic mouth shape of playing the flute should be a smile, the two lips should stick evenly to the teeth, and then squeeze evenly up and down together. Don't keep the sides of the lips too tight, with a little control. Note that the middle sides of the lip (the vent) are pressed together to make the inner lip squeeze against each other to overflow outward. A good timbre comes from a good mouth-type condition. Good mouth shape condition should be thin upper and lower lips, not too thick, medium thick also thin. Both lips are smooth and smooth. Some lips have a tumour of flesh in the middle of the upper lips, under a condition that it is impossible to blow the sound of the flute well. The lower tooth is more than the upper tooth, and it is also impossible to blow the flute timbre well. intact mouth condition is the upper and lower teeth should be neat, can not have dental caries or uneven. Especially for a beginner, it is extremely important to master a correct mouthpiece type well. The quality of the mouth shape directly affects the quality of the timbre. It is extremely important to master a very good timbre. To blow a beautiful tone requires a good lip condition, a correct mouth type, a correct breathing, and a correct trebrato. Here I explain in five ways how to make the flute timbre solid, round, transparent and soft.