"Buzzing Instruments" refers to musical devices that produce a vibrating sound, often characterized by a buzzing quality. Common examples include the electric guitar, synthesizer, and theremin. These instruments utilize electronic components or specific playing techniques to create their unique tones, making them popular in various music genres. The buzzing sound is typically generated through oscillation, where sound waves are manipulated to create a rich, textured audio experience. Musicians often use effects like distortion or modulation to enhance the buzzing quality, allowing for creative expression in compositions. This distinctive sound has influenced many styles, including rock, electronic, and experimental music.