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The Scottish bagpipe requires several simultaneous actions to produce its unique sound. The melody of the song is played on a pipe chanter similar to a recorder or flute. It produces sound by air from the bag moving across the chanter reed. The constant chord is made by three drones, tall pipes that produce sound by air from the bag moving across reeds inside the drones. Read on to learn how to play Scottish bagpipes.