yuekun03 ang bridge parang sa buhay yan e maselan pero, sometimes you have to go through failures bago maranasan ang success.its not perfect pa, kailangan ko pa mag aral p at maraming masasayng na bridge bago ko makuha yung skill. kahit may kaunting awang nag improve yung sound nya.sobra.wait mo lang video.so imagine kung maipalapat ko ng husto yan.the playability is also better kasi mejo nagkamali ako sa top.sa pagkakamali ko na un mas naging ok ung sound and mas buo syang patunugin as if nasa 1st position ako kahit nasa 5th na
yuekun03 besides, I will always have the old bridge and I can go back to it.i dont think i would hehehe pero pedeng pngkalang whilst on the process of making a new one saka pattern 😅. ang no no is, bawasan ung bridge na existing. pero if meron ka na spare at gusto mo pag aralan, no one should stop tou 😅 as long as alam mo pano ibalik
I can understand the curvature and height should be the same. But the width of the feet and top? If you’re going to shape it exactly like the other one, what’s the point in changing it? I figure, a thicker top is stronger.
A thicker top is good for lower grade wood or for higher bridges for higher archs to avoid warp. If you have a 3 tree bridge, the thinner it is, the louder/brighter sound you will get (this is what a luthier told me)
Not bad for the first time...my violin luthier told me it needs a lot of blank bridges to fit it nearly perfect and it needs a lot of patience...same ist the bow rehairing...but i like your approaches ... and if you try it again and again it will be better and better,believe me...you have talent. Hang on :)
prang lapat tignan yung bridge ko, pero nung tnry ko pailawan ng flashlight sa likod, nkita na.. nkalutang yung both sides ng paa.. bili pa ako ng murang bridge pra pag practice.san hehe
@@RiyaJaneYulde tanong ko lang po.. may exact thickness ba yung ulo ng bridge? yung part kung saan nkapatong yung string.. npansin ko kasi kpag mejo makapal mahina yung tunog..
no no, actually i am planning to do another video pero this is a video of my 1st attempt, experiment, marami nagbago, pero still what i can do is not the right way. kelangan nyan ng training e nanonood lang ako hehehe. liha is a quick fix pero mejo masean kapag pag aaralan talaga ng tama
@@RiyaJaneYulde. Hello, I’ve just seen your video and it’s very interesting. The Aubert bridge you chose is visibly good quality just by looking at the speckles on the surface. Nevertheless, it’s only wood, and every piece is slightly different. You can assess its sound response by dropping it on a hard surface, and listening to the “ring”. In this way you can choose the bridge blank you wish to purchase. Try several and buy 3 if you can afford to. There are many ways to fit the bridge feet to the curve of the top. I personally don’t think it matters, as long as the end result is a close fit. I do something similar to you. If you moisten the feet from your tongue, you can cut the wood more easily without slipping. I believe the height of the bridge above the top plate is very important for sound production. Nominally 33mm. The clearance of the strings above the end of the fingerboard is important for playing in higher positions. A quality violin will have the correct neck angle , but lesser instruments may not !! Thus, if for example the violin has a shallow neck angle, prioritising the string “action”, will lead to a lower bridge, lower than 33mm. This may well have an adverse effect upon the sound, because of string tension and the string angle over the bridge. This happened to me, because I lowered the bridge and lost the sound. I know better now, and recently fitted a quality French bridge. Yours looked very nice. How thick should the bridge be ? I think that the thicknesses available are good guides , but the final test is the sound produced through the new bridge. So I leave the bridge on the thick side and set up the strings and play . Then comes the difficult part. Are you happy with the sound ? Logic says that too much thickness will absorb and dampen the string “energy” as it passes down into the fiddle itself. If you think this is happening, then remove the bridge ( using a bridge Jack ) and remove some wood, carefully because once it’s gone, it’s gone !! The cut outs in the bridge , I cannot give much advice, because they produce a shape visually pleasing to the eye, but how they refine the sound production, I do not know. With a good ear, which you clearly have, achieve a sound quality you are pleased with. Stop. Now use one of your other bridge blanks and try again . See if you can achieve a better sound. This is great fun , and I would encourage every player to be able to do this for themselves. Your local luthier may charge you a lot of money for this service which may not necessarily give you the sound you want. Edit: Please excuse me. My comments are mainly directed at encouraging players to develop the skill to fit their own bridge.
Juanmiguel Orbe I would not recommend that. Pang practice ng pag cut siguro pwede. Pero kapag ready ka na mag invest ng maganda magana hanap k from legit sellers. Or kapag wala talaga, luthiers po, sila ang makakapag paganda ng sound ng violin mo granted na maganda ang violin mo to begin with
Isang kaalaman na namn ang nalaman ko po galing sa inyo about sa pag cut ng violin, more power pa po sa yt channel at sayo rin po♥️ #Riyalized #5kViolinGiveaway #IwantStentor
Brings back engineering days noong nakita ko yung caliper. Hehe. 😅 Nakakakaba naman at di ko inakala na may mga ganito palang ginagawa sa violin para sa tunog. 😊😊 Dinikit po ba ng glue yung bridge? 🤔 #Riyalized #5kviolingiveaway
Chan T hehe idk why gustong gusto ko ang mga tools, toolbox, mga gamit pang diy. very handy to have it at home kung alam mong wala kang ibang aasahan gumawa sa bahay, in our case ako ang taga patch and repair. Sa violin bridge naman, mahal kasi dito so I might as well try to learn how to do it habang d pa makakauwi sa pinas. Oh yeah live the caliper hahahaha
@@RiyaJaneYulde all around ka po talaga. Hehe. Sa mga vblogs nyo po ako lalo nagiging maalam ss mundong tatahakin ko sa pag violin. Haha. Aabangan ko po future diy vids nyo since ang dami mo po palang tools. 😊😊
Thank you so much for this video 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 Can I get a measurement chart of 4/4 bridge in "cm" ?? That would be helpful... ⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄ Once again thank you so much!
Well, I'm confused. 1. why are you removing chin rest. It is absolutely unnecessary. On old instrument chinrest can be sticked to the varnish and you can chip the varnish off the violin. Not recommended to remove the chin rest. Not worth the risk to damage instrument. 2. 1:22 really ????????? Removing bridge without string lifter ???????????????? Let sum it up. Risk of snapping the bridge, risk of soundpost failing inside the instrument. Risk of scratching the varnish (varnish on your violin around the bridge looks very badly by the way and it is a relatively new violin) I don't know if you mentioned that strings must be tuned down before this procedure. otherwise removing bridge like this will cause tailpice hitting the top plate with the risk that fine tuner will dent the plate or even worse make a crack. 3. 2:07 you can cut violin bridge with exacto knife instead of special violinmaker knife BUT you need to move the blade when cutting slightly from side to side. Hard to explain. Proper cutting must be learned by hours of training. You will never cut precisely enough working like this. 4. No, no sand paper. It is absolutely wrong. It destroys wood grain. It makes sound transfer inferior. It is not the same as cuting bridge with the knife. This sandpaper is very rough and thick by the way. This is absolutely wrong technique how to fit a bridge. 5. 3:15 this tool is absolutely useless. Better buy string lifter... 6. 7:00 bridge should be flat only from the back side. if you sandpaper bridge flat from the front, it would bend soon. 7: what ugly tool inserted in the f hole. Why .... hah, because soundpost has fallen, isn't it. Conclussion - this is tutorial how NOT REPLACE a bridge.
thank you for your much effort ☺️ a lot has changed since this video. yes, this is not how you should replace your bridge 😉 shall we take this video down?
@@RiyaJaneYulde my hands are prepared for the movement but I think the preciseness needed in the measurements might be an issue, I've always been taught metal is way more forgiving than wood
Sad someone tries to destroy the speech of this video completely by overdubbing the informative talking, with noise that makes it impossible to understand the content, for the 80% of us that have english as our second language….please please leave it out.
The music is extremely distracting and unnecessary which made it an annoying experience when attempting to learn a new skill. If you have to use music there’s royalty free classical violin.
joliana sampaga malaki po difference.depende sa taba, sa nipis, sa height. sa quality ng wood.kapag po handcrafted jan nyo po makikita na maganda ang gawa kasi sukat para sa kanya kanyang violin ung paa and height
Thanks for your video. I now see how one can customize a new bridge using the measurements from a previous bridge.
Thank you for this video! What is the tool that you are using to sand down the bridge?
I'm stuck in northern Yukon and there isn't a luthier around. I had to do this same thing. Mine looks sooo horrible but it does the job.
Wow, I admire the Bravery! Yung iniisip mo gawin pero di mo magawa because they say, don't do it , then someone actually did it and succeed. :)
yuekun03 ang bridge parang sa buhay yan e maselan pero, sometimes you have to go through failures bago maranasan ang success.its not perfect pa, kailangan ko pa mag aral p at maraming masasayng na bridge bago ko makuha yung skill. kahit may kaunting awang nag improve yung sound nya.sobra.wait mo lang video.so imagine kung maipalapat ko ng husto yan.the playability is also better kasi mejo nagkamali ako sa top.sa pagkakamali ko na un mas naging ok ung sound and mas buo syang patunugin as if nasa 1st position ako kahit nasa 5th na
yuekun03 besides, I will always have the old bridge and I can go back to it.i dont think i would hehehe pero pedeng pngkalang whilst on the process of making a new one saka pattern 😅. ang no no is, bawasan ung bridge na existing. pero if meron ka na spare at gusto mo pag aralan, no one should stop tou 😅 as long as alam mo pano ibalik
Marami ka din talaga matututunan sa pageexplore, that is another thing that I like dito sa channel mo po.
yuekun03 truelalu. thank you po sa support ☺️☺️☺️
I can understand the curvature and height should be the same. But the width of the feet and top? If you’re going to shape it exactly like the other one, what’s the point in changing it? I figure, a thicker top is stronger.
A thicker top is good for lower grade wood or for higher bridges for higher archs to avoid warp. If you have a 3 tree bridge, the thinner it is, the louder/brighter sound you will get (this is what a luthier told me)
Iba talaga haha parang professional yung gumawa hahahaha
#riyalized
hahaha malayo pa hahahaha mrami pa akong kailangan na masirang bridge gahahaha
where is the part in which the four grooves are cut into the top of the bridge for the strings to nestle into?
Not bad for the first time...my violin luthier told me it needs a lot of blank bridges to fit it nearly perfect and it needs a lot of patience...same ist the bow rehairing...but i like your approaches ... and if you try it again and again it will be better and better,believe me...you have talent. Hang on :)
hahaha pati yung paa ng bridge din pala.. try ko ulet,
salamat po sa tutorial 💕
pinakamahalaga ung paa, kasi un ung lalapat sa top plate kelangan lapat na lapat.d ko pa perfect ung gawa ko
prang lapat tignan yung bridge ko, pero nung tnry ko pailawan ng flashlight sa likod, nkita na.. nkalutang yung both sides ng paa..
bili pa ako ng murang bridge pra pag practice.san hehe
@@RiyaJaneYulde tanong ko lang po.. may exact thickness ba yung ulo ng bridge? yung part kung saan nkapatong yung string.. npansin ko kasi kpag mejo makapal mahina yung tunog..
Use tape as a thumb guard
thanks!will try this one next time,although after this video i tried jus cuttibg,entirely different from this, and am so happy with the result
Wow ganyan po pala ang tamang pag bawas sa bridge? My mga tamang kagamitan pala para sa ganyan.. liha lang po kasi sa akin 😁
no no, actually i am planning to do another video pero this is a video of my 1st attempt, experiment, marami nagbago, pero still what i can do is not the right way. kelangan nyan ng training e nanonood lang ako hehehe.
liha is a quick fix pero mejo masean kapag pag aaralan talaga ng tama
Riya Jane Yulde ahh okay po, thank you.. waiting po ng another video..😊❤️
Ang galing, mas tipid pag ganyan beks noh. 😊
Galing.. kahit pala s ganyan dapat sukat na sukat..
Jhoy MTV hehe opo kailangan lapat na lapat at walang awang sa feet ng bridge 😅
Yown! Galing naman
hot machete na ang tawag sakin ni pam kapag nakasubsob ako paggagawa ng bridge e hahaha
Hahaha
Grabe galing mo sizt🙀🤘
Next Cristmas: A sharp "schnitzer" knife with sharpening gadgets.
great idea, but I would rather pay my luthier now 😅
Ayun
Ang galing
Ha...🖤🎻🎼🎶🎵🖤
Sound test where? Cause this video is not deterring me from getting blanks.
4:48 ilang mm yan? Kase mag order ako niyan
ung feet ba? d ko sure e 38mm siguro yan, kapag wider 42mm
@@RiyaJaneYulde oh... Akin kase 24mm lang akin🥺
I think you make difference shape bridge for Classical violinists comparing to country fiddle bridge shape.
oh yes 😅 i was trying to copy something that looked fancy to me. i honestly don’t know how it may affect the sound though
@@RiyaJaneYulde. Hello, I’ve just seen your video and it’s very interesting. The Aubert bridge you chose is visibly good quality just by looking at the speckles on the surface. Nevertheless, it’s only wood, and every piece is slightly different. You can assess its sound response by dropping it on a hard surface, and listening to the “ring”. In this way you can choose the bridge blank you wish to purchase. Try several and buy 3 if you can afford to.
There are many ways to fit the bridge feet to the curve of the top. I personally don’t think it matters, as long as the end result is a close fit. I do something similar to you. If you moisten the feet from your tongue, you can cut the wood more easily without slipping.
I believe the height of the bridge above the top plate is very important for sound production. Nominally 33mm. The clearance of the strings above the end of the fingerboard is important for playing in higher positions. A quality violin will have the correct neck angle , but lesser instruments may not !! Thus, if for example the violin has a shallow neck angle, prioritising the string “action”, will lead to a lower bridge, lower than 33mm. This may well have an adverse effect upon the sound, because of string tension and the string angle over the bridge. This happened to me, because I lowered the bridge and lost the sound. I know better now, and recently fitted a quality French bridge. Yours looked very nice.
How thick should the bridge be ? I think that the thicknesses available are good guides , but the final test is the sound produced through the new bridge. So I leave the bridge on the thick side and set up the strings and play . Then comes the difficult part. Are you happy with the sound ? Logic says that too much thickness will absorb and dampen the string “energy” as it passes down into the fiddle itself. If you think this is happening, then remove the bridge ( using a bridge Jack ) and remove some wood, carefully because once it’s gone, it’s gone !!
The cut outs in the bridge , I cannot give much advice, because they produce a shape visually pleasing to the eye, but how they refine the sound production, I do not know.
With a good ear, which you clearly have, achieve a sound quality you are pleased with. Stop. Now use one of your other bridge blanks and try again . See if you can achieve a better sound. This is great fun , and I would encourage every player to be able to do this for themselves. Your local luthier may charge you a lot of money for this service which may not necessarily give you the sound you want.
Edit: Please excuse me. My comments are mainly directed at encouraging players to develop the skill to fit their own bridge.
Nice idea
San po kaya pwede makahanap ng magandang violin bridge?
i buy them online. mas madali ang access sakin since nasa Europe pero kung sa pinas, I don’t know kung nag reresell ang mga luthiers.
Meron po kasi sa lazada at shopee kasi wala akong assurance kung maganda klase karamihan kasi from china
Juanmiguel Orbe I would not recommend that. Pang practice ng pag cut siguro pwede. Pero kapag ready ka na mag invest ng maganda magana hanap k from legit sellers. Or kapag wala talaga, luthiers po, sila ang makakapag paganda ng sound ng violin mo granted na maganda ang violin mo to begin with
Isang kaalaman na namn ang nalaman ko po galing sa inyo about sa pag cut ng violin, more power pa po sa yt channel at sayo rin po♥️
#Riyalized #5kViolinGiveaway #IwantStentor
Brings back engineering days noong nakita ko yung caliper. Hehe. 😅 Nakakakaba naman at di ko inakala na may mga ganito palang ginagawa sa violin para sa tunog. 😊😊 Dinikit po ba ng glue yung bridge? 🤔 #Riyalized #5kviolingiveaway
Chan T hehe idk why gustong gusto ko ang mga tools, toolbox, mga gamit pang diy. very handy to have it at home kung alam mong wala kang ibang aasahan gumawa sa bahay, in our case ako ang taga patch and repair. Sa violin bridge naman, mahal kasi dito so I might as well try to learn how to do it habang d pa makakauwi sa pinas. Oh yeah live the caliper hahahaha
@@RiyaJaneYulde all around ka po talaga. Hehe. Sa mga vblogs nyo po ako lalo nagiging maalam ss mundong tatahakin ko sa pag violin. Haha. Aabangan ko po future diy vids nyo since ang dami mo po palang tools. 😊😊
Amazing po.
Super 💓
Pwede e breakdown lahat ng names ng tools na ginamit?
Galing nyo po sa pag sukat sana matuto rin ako more reviews pa po #Riyalized #5kviolingiveaway
hahaha nag aaral palang 😅 kelangan maging resourceful ako dito kasi mahal yan dito.
@@RiyaJaneYulde keep up the good work po more subscribers to come
Thank you so much for this video
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Can I get a measurement chart of 4/4 bridge in "cm" ??
That would be helpful...
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Once again thank you so much!
Ang risky!! pero ang galing nice! #Riyalized #5Kviolingiveaway
hehe hinihintay ko pa yung 2 tree at 3 tree ko para makita yung difference
Another lesson ♥️
Kala ko pagka bili nang bagong bridge salpak na agad dipa palal.
If you can not replace your sound post don’t remove the string tension
i can do,still learning
@@RiyaJaneYulde I'm tentatively starting to learn the bridge, I'm a ways off from the soundpost!
Sammfyre Persephone once you have the proper tools I am sure you will be fine 🥰
@@RiyaJaneYulde as a student do you have any recommendations for a sound post setter?
Sammfyre Persephone here is how it looks like, but it is in filipino sorry vm.tiktok.com/ZMJk9N4LX/
Well, I'm confused.
1. why are you removing chin rest.
It is absolutely unnecessary. On old instrument chinrest can be sticked to the varnish and you can chip the varnish off the violin. Not recommended to remove the chin rest. Not worth the risk to damage instrument.
2. 1:22 really ????????? Removing bridge without string lifter ???????????????? Let sum it up.
Risk of snapping the bridge, risk of soundpost failing inside the instrument. Risk of scratching the varnish (varnish on your violin around the bridge looks very badly by the way and it is a relatively new violin)
I don't know if you mentioned that strings must be tuned down before this procedure. otherwise removing bridge like this will cause tailpice hitting the top plate with the risk that fine tuner will dent the plate or even worse make a crack.
3. 2:07 you can cut violin bridge with exacto knife instead of special violinmaker knife BUT you need to move the blade when cutting slightly from side to side. Hard to explain. Proper cutting must be learned by hours of training. You will never cut precisely enough working like this.
4. No, no sand paper. It is absolutely wrong. It destroys wood grain. It makes sound transfer inferior. It is not the same as cuting bridge with the knife. This sandpaper is very rough and thick by the way. This is absolutely wrong technique how to fit a bridge.
5. 3:15 this tool is absolutely useless. Better buy string lifter...
6. 7:00 bridge should be flat only from the back side. if you sandpaper bridge flat from the front, it would bend soon.
7: what ugly tool inserted in the f hole. Why .... hah, because soundpost has fallen, isn't it.
Conclussion - this is tutorial how NOT REPLACE a bridge.
thank you for your much effort ☺️
a lot has changed since this video. yes, this is not how you should replace your bridge 😉
shall we take this video down?
I think the video in conjunction with this comment and an update would be great :)
Maybe a disclaimer added to the beginning for your update
I don’t understand Tagalog 😭
🧡🧡🧡
Thank you for this diy lesson sissy ❤️
#riyalized
#iwantstentor
#5kviolingiveaway
#OneMelodyAtATime
#roadto100k!
Medyo kinabahan ako nung tinanggal mo 'yung original bridge ng violin. 😔😂
Angela Dominique hahaha sobrang kumabog din dibdib ko hahaha tapos d kk tanda san nakalagay 😅 so binalikan ko sa photos.maraming mark kasi luma na
#MGStringsPHpartner #MGStringsPH
#PrimoStradMGStrings #ViolinGiveaway
#Riyalized
Never cut towards your hand
Music is too loud, I can't hear what you are saying.
HELLO ATE, SANA PO MAPICK NIYO PO AKO:)) #MGStringsPH #PrimoStradMGStrings #Riyalized
Also did you know analogue calipers are more accurate?
i want to get one of those as well
@@RiyaJaneYulde I learnt it from the jewellery degree that I did :)
Sammfyre Persephone wow this is going to be too easy for you
@@RiyaJaneYulde my hands are prepared for the movement but I think the preciseness needed in the measurements might be an issue, I've always been taught metal is way more forgiving than wood
Sammfyre Persephone I practiced with cheap bridges, although they are softer. you will be great
Thank you .
1- Please chang or remove this music.
2 - add text , give more information about all tools & materials you use.
3- thanks.
Sad someone tries to destroy the speech of this video completely by overdubbing the informative talking, with noise that makes it impossible to understand the content, for the 80% of us that have english as our second language….please please leave it out.
Kabayan po? Kumusta?
The music is extremely distracting and unnecessary which made it an annoying experience when attempting to learn a new skill. If you have to use music there’s royalty free classical violin.
Please do not use background music, it's very annoying
nag kakaiba po ba yung tunog ng violin pag inaayos yung bridge
joliana sampaga malaki po difference.depende sa taba, sa nipis, sa height. sa quality ng wood.kapag po handcrafted jan nyo po makikita na maganda ang gawa kasi sukat para sa kanya kanyang violin ung paa and height
tansyahan rin po pala paggawanng bridge ang akala kopoy iisa lang ang sukat nya
may sukat sya pero specific sa violin mo