The B foot flute manufacturer tells you that another close ancestor of the flute is the horizontal flute, whose ancestor is the reed flute handed down from Asia. The characteristic of the horizontal flute is that it no longer uses reeds, but opens a "mouthpiece" on the side of the tube body, which is closer to today's flutes, but the status of the horizontal flute before the seventeenth century was far below the recorder. After the seventeenth century, the advantages of the flute were gradually recognized and became a stable member of the band.

The B foot flute manufacturer tells you that the characteristics of the pointed flute itself determine its limited development. During the period when the horizontal flute became more and more popular, the pointed flute slowly withdrew from the stage of history, and now it is only found in ancient music and museums. to be found.
 The B foot flute manufacturer tells you that the flute is different from the decline of the pointed flute, and the flute has been continuously improved in the development process. The number of soundholes and keys was slowly increased to the standard of modern flutes, and a segmented body was designed—a new design that made tuning easier. The necessary mechanical structure of the flute has also been gradually increased, and the structure is very similar to today's flute.
The above is the B foot flute manufacturer's introduction and analysis of the type of flute, hope it helps you.