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sine/sound wave patterns of music instruments - is there any one that gives a regular sine wave?

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I would like to know if there is any musical instrument that gives a regular sine wave pattern as it's sound wave.

Violins for instance give saw-teeth like patterns, clarinets give square wave functions.

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Possibly a flute or an organ can produce near-sine output on some notes, but I'd be really surprised if you'd find an instrument that does that consistently.
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macuser777

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can you tell me why the flute or organ might do it?

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Thank you, Experts, for your time answering this question. I really appreciate it.

If you can look at this related q if you have time it would be a great help.

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Thank you all very much. I enjoyed pondering your answers. I hope the point split was ok.

If you have time please look at this related q.

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