ABS piccolo manufacturers tell you that when playing, you can hold the flute with both hands, and you can sit or stand. It adopts the mixed breathing method of chest and abdomen. ABS piccolo manufacturers tell you that their special skills are:

1. Overtones: Over-blown octaves or twelfths and fifteenths with a relaxed mouth shape to produce a clean sound effect similar to that of a stringed instrument;
2. Portamento: The finger slides and closes gradually on the key hole, and the effect of portamento and portamento can be obtained;
3. Humming at the same time: ABS piccolo manufacturers tell you to hum while playing the flute;
4. Simulated percussion: tap the keys quickly, and at the same time make a "click" sound, which can simulate the sound effect of percussion;
5. Whistling playing method: the mouth contains all the mouthpieces, blows quickly and a lot, and at the same time moves the fingers quickly according to the music score, causing the whistling effect;
6. Simulated brass instruments: the lips are close to the mouthpiece, the small holes are opened to blow air, and the sound is like a trumpet. ABS piccolo manufacturers tell you that the above-mentioned various playing methods can obtain special effects, which are often used in avant-garde music.
The timbre is sharp and transparent, and the homophonic area is not as plump as the flute. It is a decorative instrument and is rarely played solo. It is used in orchestras and military bands. ABS piccolo manufacturers tell you that because it is the instrument with the highest range in the flute family, the piccolo often plays a foil role in the orchestra. Although its decorative function is more important than the melody, the solo piccolo is not uncommon.
The woodwind part in the orchestra is located in front of the conductor and one row behind the viola part. The flute is on the far left of this row. A standard orchestra uses two flutes.
ABS piccolo manufacturers tell you that historically the piccolo was out of tune, traditionally it was used to play with the Basel drums at the Basel Carnival in Switzerland.