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Well, there are three valves which the fingers of the left hand operates. The first valve causes the effective tube length to lengthen enough to lower the fundamental by a whole step (200¢). The second valve does the same, only by a half step (100¢), and the third, a minor third (300¢). In combinations these valves can lower the fundamental by up to a tritone.

So, the situation for a //single F horn//is something like this:

So, the situation for a //single F horn// is something like this:

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Well, there are three valves which the fingers of the left hand operates. The first valve causes the effective tube length to lengthen enough to lower the fundamental by a whole step (200¢). The second valve does the same, only by a half step (100¢), and the third, a minor third (300¢). In combinations these valves can lower the fundamental by up to a tritone.

So, the situation for a single F hornis something like this:

So, the situation for a single F horn is something like this:

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 Well, there are three valves which the fingers of the left hand operates. The first valve causes the effective tube length to lengthen enough to lower the fundamental by a whole step (200¢). The second valve does the same, only by a half step (100¢), and the third, a minor third (300¢). In combinations these valves can lower the fundamental by up to a tritone.
-So, the situation for a //single F horn//is something like this:
+So, the situation for a //single F horn// is something like this:
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 Well, there are three valves which the fingers of the left hand operates. The first valve causes the effective tube length to lengthen enough to lower the fundamental by a whole step (200¢). The second valve does the same, only by a half step (100¢), and the third, a minor third (300¢). In combinations these valves can lower the fundamental by up to a tritone.&lt;br /&gt;
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-So, the situation for a &lt;em&gt;single F horn&lt;/em&gt;is something like this:&lt;br /&gt;
+So, the situation for a &lt;em&gt;single F horn&lt;/em&gt; is something like this:&lt;br /&gt;
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