1. Bullroarer: This is an ancient musical instrument that consists of a flat, thin piece of wood or bone attached to a long string or cord. When swung or whipped through the air, the bullroarer produces a low-pitched, humming or roaring sound.
2. Whip Crack Simulator: These are electronic devices designed to simulate the sound of a whip cracking. They are commonly used in sound effects for movies and music production.
In traditional music and rituals around the world, whip-like instruments may be used for various purposes, such as creating rhythmic patterns, conveying messages, or as symbolic elements.