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directs the player's breath from the first chamber—called the slow air chamber—into the second chamber—called the sound chamber.

The Native American flute has two air chambers:.

the slow air chamber (also called the SAC, compression chamber, mouth chamber,.

breath chamber, first chamber, passive air chamber, primary chamber, or wind chamber).

inside the instrument separates the slow air chamber from the sound chamber.

from the slow air chamber to the sound chamber.

The slow air chamber has a mouthpiece and breath hole for the player's breath.

Air flows through the slow air chamber and up the ramp, through the exit hole, and into the flue.

The slow air chamber can serve as a secondary resonator, which can give some flutes a distinctive sound.

The length of the slow air chamber was the width of the fist.

A calabash pipe has a large air chamber beneath the bowl that provides a cooling and mellowing effect.

Its dorsal vertebrae, the bones along the back, had the original heavy build with limited air chambers, unlike the extremely hollowed-out bones of later sauropods like Brachiosaurus.