Amazing job showing how to actually do this. Tried it 50 times after a different video, watched your video once, and tried it just once copying your exact movements. ITS IN!
F Holding my violin, the wood on the right side is going down, so it's exposed to pressure from the metal that attaches the sound post, that's the solution
Hi based on your experience.. my violin E string is quite less louder than others. Can soundpost position solve this matter . Or make sound to base and treeble?
The soundpost has to be in a correct length and shape and be placed in a very specific location. Otherwise the instrument would not achieve its full tonal potential. Also, make sure your bridge is upright. A tilted (and often bent) bridge is a very common issue and will also affect the sound greatly.
@@violinshop my violin setup is perfect. actually I use my violin 🎻 acoustic and electric in same time. I use barcus_berry pickup mic 1320 . So maybe I search for single louder E string .. anyway I will thank you for information you gave me I appreciate that 🙏
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Amazing job showing how to actually do this. Tried it 50 times after a different video, watched your video once, and tried it just once copying your exact movements. ITS IN!
Glad it helped!
Thank you! Your video made me progress 50% faster than me.
Fantastic skilled Sir lovely thank a lot
Augustine violinist from Malaysia
Thank you kind sir!
If my violin is sounding fine, is it necessary for a luthier to check and adjust the sound post once a year?
Which is beter for sound post, white spruce or yelow spruce wood ?
Help! My violin also have this problem 😭😭😭 during tuning string , the bridge snap out of it place and that stuff (sound post) popped 😭😭😭
matur Suksma
The paper card measuring gauge is really helpful
F Holding my violin, the wood on the right side is going down, so it's exposed to pressure from the metal that attaches the sound post, that's the solution
Hi based on your experience.. my violin E string is quite less louder than others. Can soundpost position solve this matter . Or make sound to base and treeble?
The soundpost has to be in a correct length and shape and be placed in a very specific location. Otherwise the instrument would not achieve its full tonal potential. Also, make sure your bridge is upright. A tilted (and often bent) bridge is a very common issue and will also affect the sound greatly.
@@violinshop my violin setup is perfect. actually I use my violin 🎻 acoustic and electric in same time. I use barcus_berry pickup mic 1320 . So maybe I search for single louder E string .. anyway I will thank you for information you gave me I appreciate that 🙏
@@amindaou5711 try moving the soundpost closer to the bridge, probably less than 1mm, you'll hear a big difference
@@amindaou5711 for a louder e string I would recommend peter infeld platinum e
@vgmusic4679 yes why not I will try it next time 👍
Good.