ACOUSTIC VIOLIN vs ELECTRIC VIOLIN - EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW!!!
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- This is an instructive video in which we’ll be talking about the DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE ACOUSTIC AND THE ELECTRIC VIOLIN. We'll be talking about the differences in sound, the way they look, how to play them, where to play them and which one you should get 🎻🎶 This is everything you need to know before getting your violin!
Are they the same?
Do we play them the same way?
Do they have the same sound?
When would you use then?
How about practice?
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I used to play an electric violin for my church band, and would use my acoustic just for high school orchestra. Later on I would have to switch back to acoustic and honestly I could never go back to electric. One quick string change made me love playing the violin after such a long time; and now that I’m a violin teacher, it’s become essential for me to keep at it
Same I play for my church and I have an electric now which works fine but I’m deciding if I should go to acoustic electric violin.
I find the Electric version more beginner friendly due to its ergonomic construction.
You should always start with the acoustic violin because it is really hard to switch and play
@@staplesinmyhead Unless you could convert your Acoustic Violin to feel & play like an Electric one by using Helicore Strings & lowering the action as low as possible.
No you just need a fitting shoulder pad or however that's called in english. A violin should always be comfortable to play.
@@carina-nonbinary Shoulder Rest, & they include one specifically built for that instrument to make that work
@@RockStarOscarStern634Ah thanks. I'm not a fan of these specifically made ones tho as long as there aren't multiple different versions. I have a classical violin and i played multiple ones in my life and i always had the problem that the standard shoulder rests were super uncomfortable for me so it was quite important to have a bit of a range to pick from. (on the other hand if electric ones are all quite unique in their own way there will always be one design that fits i guess)
But i don't see how a "normal" violin would be less comfortable
Some Electric Violins have frets added to them to facilitate good technique for the left hand such as the Fretted Viper.
Much appreciated that you shared these details, just starting to learn how to play on an Eastar 3/4. Arthritis prevents me from loving the guitar like I once had, but I feel comfort that I can at least play the violin.
I’m so glad you liked it!! Thank you so much for your love and support!! I really appreciate it 🙌🏼🙏🏼🤩 Feel free to drop me some song suggestions for future videos too 🤩🎻🎶 haha
Thanks a million Caio, this vedio is to the point and explains everything for beginners to choose between both types of violin.
This is actually so helpful and so well detailed, I have been playing since almost one year and my goal is to earn enough experience to play electric violin after 1-2 years ! Thank you for the video and explanation. You gained a subscriber
I have a good few months to create a composition, using an RC-505 loopstation to combine instruments together for my own performance. I want to learn electric violin to use it for chords in my performance, not too dissimilar to bar chords on your average guitar. How difficult is it to learn the electric violin in your personal experience?
@@GM-hh2hf Hello Stranger, I’m sorry i can’t answer this question to you because i actually stopped playing the Violin this year during Summer. I wish you good luck on your journey
Thanks bud. This was super helpful
This is so helpful thank you!! Also love your playing Caio ❤️
Yaaay!! I’m glad I could help!! Are you just starting out on the violin? ☺️ Let me know if there’s any other topics you’d like me to talk about :)
I’ve actually been playing violin for years but I’ve wanted to buy an electric violin for a while
When do we get a video dedicated to your hair?? Your fans need it! We love you!
Hahahahaha it’d be basically me washing my hair and then drying it afterwards pretty much 😂😂🙌🏼 Thank you for your kind words 💙
Am really happy to come in contact with your channel
I love this , just watching it now ❤
Such a pro, awesome video. Thank you!❤
Thanks for sharing. I’m currently looking to buy an electric violin as a gift and this video came in handy. May I know the brand name of the electric violin you played in this video? It’s beautiful!
Acoustic Bowed instruments might also be good for if you're playing Rock music in an Unplugged setting.
So informative and detailed 😊
Thank you so much for your love and support, beautiful 💙
They do make Fractional Sized Electric Violins (Vector & Shar Plug and Play etc) for beginners cause the Ergonomic shape of the Electric Violin maes it easier to get a good sound. It would be cooler if they made Acoustic Violins that feel more like an Electric Violin so that way it's easier to Rock out in an unplugged setting.
Obrigada pelas informações. Muito bem explicado.
Hey Caio, loved the video so detailed really its awesome. I just wanted to know few more things
1. Which electric violin you're using?
2. If we plug headphones in electric violin will it be completely silent outside or will there be some sound still..
2 years late but for other people asking. It will still make noise even with headphones plugged in but it won’t be as loud as an acoustic violin
@@jupitersabyss5045 Thanks it helped me, your answer wasnt in vain :)
Now the eletric violin you played in this video what is its brand name , maybe its cost and is it worth it since you talked aboit cheap and expensive violins
Looking forward to more learning...
You know what they now make Acoustic Violins out of Carbon Fiber. Also they now make Cutaway Violins which have an Ergonomic variation of the Traditional Shape w/ a Balanced sound.
Everything is detailed...Thank you!
This is very helpful thank you!!!!
Very helpful. Thank you!
Now I want both 😂😂
Muito boa suas explicacoes e comparacoes.
This is very interesting, thanks for the information!! This video is very clear, instructive and helpful!!
(This will be good info for me in the future.. ;))
Thank you.
Super helpful, thank you!
Yaaay!! I’m glad I could help!! Are you just starting out on the violin? ☺️ Let me know if there’s any other topics you’d like me to talk about :)
You know what Mark Wood put Electric Bowed instruments into a Classical setting for an ergonomic version
Bro you look fine, also ty for the info
Video incrível!
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All my doubts cleared 🤟
nice hoodie btw :D
Thank you! I have always wanted to learn how to play this instrument and I am getting ready to purchase one. I was going to go with an electric one because of the modernity as you mentioned. But I will start with an acoustic and take lessons with that. Is there any one in specific that you would recommend?
What about acoustic-electric violins vs just electric? Or acoustic electric vs just acoustic?
Hi! I started playing the violin last year. I learned all my songs by ear, but the problem is that my violin is acoustic (and about 6 years old) and I really want my privacy when I play. Idk whether to try electric or acoustic now, and Idk what to do.
Nice video. Very informative. Now I can decide to buy a electronic violin already 🙂. Mind share me your violin brand?
Hello, thanks for this very useful video.. I'd like to ask: is it true that acustic violin is more sensible than the electric one?
Which one is good for Church?
What's the best way to tune an electric violin
THANK YOU!! Just all the information i need 🥰
Yaaay!! I’m glad I could help!! Are you just starting out on the violin? ☺️ Let me know if there’s any other topics you’d like me to talk about :)
I prefer acoustic.. and even, if need practice at night in appartement, exists mutes - like metalic with rubber on it, so nobody is disturbed in deep nights. In electric you must not have precise technique as on acoustic. For example, even not clear bowing, shifted to back or right will produce sound. Also higher harmonical sound - sound is comming from resonanting not only from bridge, but also body, interaction between strings. One pickup will not substitute is. also best electric (and expensive), has several piezo sensors.. But, if certain time electronic is broken, and is not even produced, throw it away? Acoustic could be repaired and could play whole life...
I recently bought an electric violin, Stagg EVN X-4/4 BK, but my shoulder rest doesn't fit because of the shape and place to connect the headset. Is there something to buy that will fit?
Thank you. That was really helpfull. I prefer the sound of the electric one and I'm not interested in classic music but I got myself an acoustic with a damp because of the price and everything else you mentioned. :)
If I remain playing the violin (as I hope to), I will maybe get myself an electric one in some years.
I’m so glad you liked this and that it was useful!! Thank you so much for your love and support!! I really appreciate it 🙌🏼🙏🏼🤩 Feel free to drop me some song suggestions for future videos too 🤩🎻🎶 haha
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So the sound of the violin can be changed depending on the opening of the holes?
Thou am yet to own a violin.
I have the electric violin
how loud is an E-Violin when its not plugged in?
MICHAEL JACKSON PYT PLEASE
every thing's fine but 4 fine tuners, why ?
At what age you started playing violin?
Check out this video! I tell my story with the instrument from the very beginning :) I hope you enjoy it!!
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Is playing vibrato as challenging on an electric violin?
The technique is pretty much the same, but the acoustic violin tends to be a lot more sensitive and respond to your movements a lot more
Wait what??Is an electric heavier?? I cannot imagine it being heavier than mine, that would be terrible, my decision is made!
How to record electric violin .please tell
Super sick! Where did you buy your electric viollin?🫶
And I'm a beginner at it
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las dos suenan maravilloso , pero el violin acustico lleva el sonido de cada uno es un sonido unico e irrepetible
I came here to find out if an electric violin does make sounds at all if it's unplugged lol
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Actually I would have expected opposite. Electronics are cheap and easily reproducible. It should be possible to make $150 electronic violin that sounds wonderful. But that is impossible with acoustic violin. I played my acoustic violin for 10+ years ($250 violin bought around 1970's) and hated how my acoustic violin sounds.
Uh... sir, why does your face look square?
Why is your head bald?
Because he has a chiseled chin. Also that was very rude and uncalled for
Thank You