Tightening the string in a violin will make the pitch

Higher tension, like when you raise the pitch by increasing the “tightness” of a string, creates a higher pitch. ... Shorter strings, like when you shorten the length form the tailpiece by applying your finger, have a higher pitch.

1. What will tightening the strings on a violin do?
2. Will a tight string or loosing string have a higher pitch?
3. Do violin strings need to be tight?

What will tightening the strings on a violin do?

It will help in increasing the pitch.

Will a tight string or loosing string have a higher pitch?

Tightening the string gives it a higher frequency while loosening it lowers the frequency. When string players tighten or loosen their strings, they are altering the pitches to make them in tune. The density of a string will also affect its frequency.

Do violin strings need to be tight?

Before you begin to play a note on the violin, you must always tighten the bow hair—otherwise, you just end up whacking the strings with the stick. ... To tell if it is tight enough, take a pencil and slide it between the stick and the hair. If it fits snugly, then that is good!