I have both of these rosins too. I also used the dark regularly and placed the Citron light in the refrigerator to try later. But after I listened to her play. Hands down, the lighter sounder much better.
You are so compromised and intimately connected to being a Violinist that I want to say: Certainly many of the violinists haven’t thought of these details, but only the greatest like you have.
Nice video. Yes, rosin is very important, as is a quality rehair. However, it must be said that the greatest improvement, in general to the sound and playabilty of your bow will come through having the camber correctly adjusted by a bowmaker who really understands it's function.
You need to use the same bow. Perhaps on bow #1, go from original to green. And from bow #2, start with green and add the original. That will be a better look at the differences.
Isn't Baker's made in Florida? I have both the red and the green, and both are nice. I used to prefer the original, but the Citron seems a bit better for the warm area I currently live in.
