Acoustic Guitar Bow (Guitar Hu) - Creative Possibilities...!
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- The Acoustic Guitar Bow from Guitar Hu is a fantastic bit of kit, taking bowed sounds and giving them to acoustic guitars and basses...
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Of course, the length of the bow is much shorter than violin, viola, cello and double bass bows, but even the short bow shown here affords massive possibilities to the acoustic guitarist and bass player.
It does take some getting used to, but even a single note played with the bow will take you to places you’ve never been...
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What a great idea! I definitely need to get this for my acoustic.. now I really wish I would’ve bought an acoustic bass when I had the chance.. Thanks for sharing this Dan.. 👍
The acoustic bass I bought was a “Guv’nor”. Only about £160 at the time. It won’t set the world on fire, but actually it works really well!
This teacher is very unique. He belongs in a Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings movie
Have you tried pointing the tip of the bow inside the guitar's body towards the bottom side (bridge) instead of towards the guitar back? Maybe that will allow the bow to travel for longer time and space in one direction so you get long sustained notes... I am curious if that would work.
Cool. I’d love to hear you try a simple multitrack string ensemble arrangement. 👍🏼
Have you played the Woods Viper violin? I suppose you could play the 6 string versions like a guitar but with a bow!
If I can get a bow I am definitely going to try this!
I get it now, -Hu like in Erhu. You sound nice, erhu bow is hard to control because it's embedded in between strings.
Thanks for that! Yes. I have an erhu but it’s not in great condition...need to get it sorted out..
I absolutely adore the sound of Erhu
I manage to get some Erhu fiddler stick and tried out and it work.
I can see recording a track (punching in and out) to get some real fluid lines going across different strings. For $60 I hope it would last a good amount of time.
Yes totally. It’s quite an expensive gimmick. I do use mine mostly on my bass though, to get cello tones underneath my real violin parts...
Vibrato on guitar absolutely can work laterally rather than perpendicularly to the strings - that’s how classical guitar vibrato works!
Totally. I’m a violinist so I get that…
@@DanBakerMusic Cool, but at 4:12 you said "vibrato on guitar has to go up and down rather than along like a conventional fretless instrument " which just isn't true. Maybe you misspoke but the up and down motion you demonstrated is really more a back-and-forth bending of the string and this isn't normally classed as 'vibrato'. On classical guitar you would pretty much never perform vibrato this way (except perhaps in an extended technique kind-of-way). Not a big deal, just jumped out at me as being out of line with the otherwise sound explanation you give in the video.
Is there a wider bow for acoustic bass guitar to do double stops?
this is sooo cool
Have you tried using the bow with a slide?
Sounds like my next task! What a great idea…
@@DanBakerMusic Cool. I just got a bow last night. These things are awesome. I'm sure it's a matter of practice but any advice about pressure with the bow?
Hows this against the Pickaso Bow?
Not sure-I looked into both and just plumped for this one!
@@DanBakerMusic I recently got it because price wise. Still expensive but eith shipping itd be 100 for the Pickaso
@@ReedemedServantOfChristJesusI want something like this, but same dilemma. This one or the Pickaso.
The Pickaso needs rosin, so wouldn’t that screw up your strings? Also, the Hu has FOUR surface areas to make contact, right? Only one length has to make contact, correct? So it would seem like this would LAST longer.
Also again, the Hu is longer, which allows for longer notes. Finally…
Have you looked at how the “hairs” are attached? Possibly replaceable?
@@Ira88881 i got the hu and it works really well. And it takes rosin and YES it sill shred your strings if they arent coated (elixir for the win). Longer notes, bassier tones, etc, its pretty cool the hairs are replacable but im not sure how but i think there is a video on here how to do so.
@@ReedemedServantOfChristJesus Okay, here’s the deal. I’m a nut:
I’ve had a Takamine for a long time that I love. One of their low-end G Series, but the cedar type on this is, for me, a tone to die for.
It’s discontinued, a GS330S, so arriving tomorrow is the exact same guitar which I just bought off Reverb, used mint. I wanted it to use for alternate/open tunings, so I always have my original one ready in standard tuning.
Needless to say, I would play with the bow on the one coming tomorrow.
I have never been a fan of coated strings although I can’t say I’ve tried them more than 2 or 3 times in my life. I’m an 80/20 kind of guy and I DON’T care about longevity. I’m an old retired guy and have nothing better to do with my time anyway than change strings every few weeks.
So if I tried Elixir coated, which ones do you use? Besides gauge, are their different “types?”
Also, considering my anal string changing habits, do you think the rosin would accelerate degradation to make a difference in my case?
But now that I’m editing this, are you saying that the game changer here is the tonality, and it’s coated for the win?
And thanks for replying.
Any thoughts on using this bow on a classical guitar?
It wouldn’t work on classical as you need metal for the bow and rosin to grip. Wouldn’t work well on plain nylon strings…
What happends if it's used in electric?
Wheee do you buy this bow for guitar?
I've seen one company selling a shorter version of something like this for over $75. It is bs.
what happens if you just use a long rosined popsicle stick?
That I haven’t tried - I guess it’s horses for courses with this stuff. It’s just a different sound. I’ll try the popsicle stick!
@@DanBakerMusic let me know about the sound quality pls.
If anybody can create some tunes with this bow, it would be you! Cool idea.
Cheers!
Have you ever used it on violin?
Hahahaha! Nah - maybe I should try it!
@@DanBakerMusic i just ordered a short 1/8 size bow. I try that first and keep this in mind
i will stick with jam origin midi guitar lol