How to CORRECTLY change the strings ( you are probably doing it WRONG!!!) 5 TIPS (subs en Español)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2020
- Hello everyone, in this video I want to talk to you about something that may seem very basic and that we all know it, but apparently there are many people who are not careful when changing their strings and that will cause issues in the long term to the bridge and the instrument in general. With these 5 tips I tell you how to change your strings the right way, our goal here is to keep the bridge as straight as possible, and the strings vibrating freely. I hope this video helps you keep your instrument healthier!
My strings are Larsen Magnacore forte. - เพลง
Wonderful new helpful information. I only knew the first tip about using the pencil. Thank you!
Great and informative video as always. Thank you Pablo.
Excelentes recomendaciones! Gracias por compartirlas.
Me encanta!!! Orden, limpieza, las pequeñas cosas son enormes cosas 😍👏
Thanks for the advice!! 😊♥️
Great tips!! ❤️❤️❤️
Very helpful video!
Thanx much. Fine tuner tip even/lol improved my high register intonation.
Hey pablo ...... do not stop sharing your videos..... Because I can't get bored from your videos..
Thank you, very usefull advises 👏
Very helpful! Thank you
"nice, simple and basic today" that is all we need
Где взять перевод этих безценных уроков на русский язык?
Thank you sir!
Hi Pablo - it is also VERY important that none of the strings come into contact with the side of the peg box - I LOVE all your videos - you are such a WORLD class musician and person in every sense of the word : )
Is it important? (I'm not challenging you, just wondering why.) I always made sure to avoid contact with the side of the peg box (like you say), but was recently told by a luthier that he intentionally strings to the edge, as it pulls the peg inwards when tightened, thus preventing peg slippage. Is it a bigger deal with synthetic or gut strings that wear down more easily?
My Cello is a 5 String Cello so I use Daddario Helicore Strings (4/4 Scale Medium Tension Set plus a Matching High E String) which are a Bit Thinner to make Bowing on the Cello easier.
Very helpful thank you! I also use pencil on the top part.
Otra deuda que se suma a todo lo que nos das. No sabes qué agradecida estoy y cuánto ha cambiado mi vida musical por tus aportes. Realmente
Me alegro mucho! Muchas gracias!
Good timing, I have to change my strings now haha!! And I wasn't sure how to place the strings exactly
Great video and very helpful tips. Thank you. Do you have a favourite type of rosin that goes with your strings? What would you recommend?
Excellent video!!! Thank you for do this important thing.
When you have to change all of strings....
How do you changed? So you change first the A string and then the D string?
How do you do?
Thank you so much paplo.... you are great.... this video is very helpful ..
Can you explain in a video where do you store your cello ❤❤❤😘😘😘
I hope you see my comment
Hey Pablo , i am following you form some time,also have been to your concert,wanted to ask you why do you prefer the hard magnacore instead of medium ? i noticed that you are using them for a long time now ,i also tried them and did like it,but i am on medium now.
Hi! The strong just feel better for me, I like that extra tension in the strings, and they last longer. I feel I can use it for a longer time without feeling like an old string. On the down side, is that they take a few days more to get loose... it is a matter of taste!
Thanks for sharing! I just want to ask, is it draw by pencil for every string or only A string?
It helps with every string!
which strings would you recommend or think are the best for students that can’t spend too much money on strings?
Berenice Lara try Jargar Forte Gauge A and D!!!!
Cuál es la diferencia entre las magnacore y las soloist? Gracias
what strings are good for a cello
Alguien podría ayudarme acabo de cambiar cuerdas y en la de La al momento de hacer si o do se escucha como muerta, es problema de mi chelo o de la cuerda
Something else that people don't always realise is not to take all of the strings off at once. Change one string at a time. And a bit of graphite where the string goes on the nut can also help it glide better and not unravel.
Gracias por los tips. Que resina usas ?
Saludos y muchas gracias
Bernardel :)
@@pabloferrandez 🙏🙏🙏
Cuales son las razones por la que una cuerda rompe al día siguiente de encordar? he seguido todos los consejos, y sigue ocurriendo :/
Valeu pela dica,sempe vejo os teus videos,sou seu fã,tem como você vender as tuas cordas usadas pra mim?fico muito agradecido ,a grana ta curta pra comprar umas cordas boa,😭😭😭agradeço ☺☺
Does Larsen recycle old strings?? What do you do with Old Strings?🤔
I keep an old set or 2 in the freezer. Not sure why, but they seem to have a little added life to them. I notice this mostly with the A and D strings but it is true. They gain some responsiveness back and are serviceable til new strings can be bought if you are in a pinch.
So... if I have done none of these yet, should I take off the strings and use a pencil, etc? Or should I just leave them?
Hahaha I am 5 years old that I do not change the strings of my cello because I cannot buy them 😂
Pencil is important, I ripped a brand new C string without knowing it, lots of $$$ down the drain!
Thanks for the advice!! 😊♥️