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Fig 1.

Picture of the test setup including the three cameras, the lifting platform and measuring rod cross (spatial directions are indicated by x, y and z).

The perspective views of each camera are shown with a musician in performing position.

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Fig 2.

Pictures of a trumpeter in the side view (upper) and top view (lower) perspective. The origin of the coordinate system was placed at the mouth opening of the instrument player.

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Fig 3.

Pictures of a flute player (from left to right) in the side view, top view and front view at the test setup while playing the melody. Three clouds were developed from the flute: at the mouthpiece, at the end of the instrument and from the key plane.

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Fig 4.

Diagrams of distances in x-, y- and z-direction (a, b, c) from left to right for the trumpets. The 0 point in the time-scale refers to the end of the task. Each task is represented by a red (upper border) and a black curve (lower border) indicating the maximum distances of the cloud in the respective directions. The median devolution in both directions is shown in green. The corresponding diagrams with color-coded notation of the three tasks are displayed in the S1 Fig.

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Fig 5.

Diagrams of distances in x-, y- and z-direction (a, b, c) from left to right for the flutes. The 0 point in the time-scale refers to the end of the task. Each task is represented by a red (upper border) and a black curve (lower border) indicating the maximum distances of the cloud in the respective directions. The median devolution in both directions is shown in green. The corresponding diagrams with color-coded notation of the three tasks are displayed in the S2 Fig.

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Fig 6.

Diagrams of distances in x-, y- and z-direction (a, b, c) from left to right for the clarinets. The 0 point in the time-scale refers to the end of the task. Each task is represented by a red (upper border) and a black curve (lower border) indicating the maximum distances of the cloud in the respective directions. The median devolution in both directions is shown in green. The corresponding diagrams with color-coded notation of the three tasks are displayed in the S3 Fig.

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