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My precious has started her lessons. Her teacher expects ME to correct her bow grip. And i have never played violin! Nicely explained. I'll do the exercises to be able to correct her. Thank you for your explanation and video!
nice explanation.but ka still don't know whether mid finger and thumb are only in opposite position to each other or they are holding each other all the time .A am noobiest noob
Hi, they ideały shouldn’t touch. And depending on hand proportions they can be a little offset from each other. The most important thing is that the thumb is round and doesn’t slide in so deep that it touches the middle finger.
Hi, every hand is different. The idea is to understand how the bow hold should function but everyone does modify the finger position some to make it comfortable. Ideały you want to be comfortable and sound good at the same time. You’ll find it if you keep at it! Good luck.
Any suggestions for left handed playing? I have no issues with doing everything in your video with my left hand but struggling with trying it with my right hand. Thanks.
Which is worse than a 5 string violin?.... A banjo player. Which is worse than a banjo player... an accordion player LOL which is what they make you play in Hell.
I love my Zoom H5, they are super reliable and durable, sound great with the X/Y capsule, easy to use too. Pity about the stick rubber issue but you can clean it off.
This is a wonderful video and finally explains what each finger does. This is the hardest thing to understand about playing this instrument. Well done and thank you !!!
Listening this with studio noise cancelling headphones the difference was very remarkable, quickly realized that the H5 sounds nice and great quality, but everytime it switched to H6 I could not ignore the difference in depth. The H5 sounds pretty compressed when compared with H6, and the H6 showed wider sound depth, if that makes sense.
H6 has smoother sound and better sound imaging. Batteries also have an impact on sound quality. I use lithium rechargeable batteries. Ni-mh batteries sound bad. By the way, the rubber around H6 case will start to melt after a few years of use.
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Excellent question! Yes it is different. Development of the modern bow opened so many possibilities in terms of sound that the only way to truly utilize its potential was to develop a new bow holds.
Thanks for the comparison, maybe the Rode is clearer, but I didn’t feel the dimensional effect as a stereo mic vs the Zoom H5, which is the most important thing for me in my case.
for me the yamaha had the sound that I liked the most, although on the fast notes I dont know if its because of the instruments design, felt like you would have to be way more extra careful not to disrupt the sound of the notes, sorry for my bad english. the last one was okay but Idk why i didnt like the sound, I dont know how to describe it but it was a little anoying. the fist one was just okay.
I think the Zoom H-5 gave the most accurate stereo image and room sound. I'm very impressed with how good the Zoom H-5 sounded considering that I own 1 with the same X-Y microphone. I'm listening with my newer Kali Audio LP-6 Version 2 monitor speakers. When you have a great sounding instrument. It's not hard to make it sound good with most microphones.
