Which Violin Practice Mute Is Right For You?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2023
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Thanks so much for the thorough comparisons. I want to learn to play violin but living in an apartment has always made me hesitate since I know it will take a lot of practice and I don't want to disturb my neighbours.
Knowing there are products that mute down the sound quite a bit has convinced me to get started! 😊
Happy to help!
im in the same boat! that brass mute sounded like a life saver
Love the comparison, thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your help, very valuable. I just ordered a Fiddlerman Rubber Violin Practice Mute of course!
Wonderful! Thank you!
Ok, convinced.
This is REALLY good information. I have been looking at the mutes but really didnt know the difference in them. Ill be ordering one now that I know the difference. Thank you!!
So happy you liked our video! Thanks for watching and for being our customer 🤗
Curious which one you got and what you think of it now that it's been a few months. Hope all is well.
I use a Viowiess caterpillar mute so that I can see over the top of it. (Beginner) What I also do to muffle the sound is cover the F holes. Why don't you sell something that does that? I sewed a silly little quilted pinafore for my instrument and it makes a huge difference.
Thank you so much for the information! Would practicing on mute damage the violin or no? I notice the sound is a bit off after I take it off. Also, I have been using the rubber one. I feel it dampens my violin when I first put it on and later it seems getting louder. So violins can actually adapt to the vibration after practicing with mute?
Practicing with the mute on shouldn't damage the violin, that's mostly the point of them (assuming you're not gauging the bridge or something intense when putting it on, or if it falls off and scratches the violin) But I've also wondered about why it sounds a little strange for the first few seconds after you take a practice mute off. I think half of it is just that our ears have to readjust to the new sound. But some of it feels like the violin has to get "reved" up again with the sudden influx of vibrations.
Thanks you for talent and showings us the product. I do have a favor to ask. Can you demonstrate the Glasser 5 string violin with the aex? Please. Just for general info. I am interested in it or the viola but Budget say in it.
Hey Donald! I would love to demo that for you! Let me see if I can make that happen for you this week! I actually had a Glasser 5 string that I played on for a couple years, there's a lot to love about those fiddles!
Hey Donald! I just made the video you requested and put it up,. Here's the link for you! th-cam.com/video/RgTYyg4vsHo/w-d-xo.html
Very nice. Would you also recommend the tourte mute ? their small size is an advantage. Another question: is 1 tourte mute enough for all 4 strings or do you need 1 per string...this is a mystery to me.
The Tourte mute is great, but it's more of an "orchestral" mute rather than a practice mute. You don't need one per string, but it doesn't really mute the sound very much - maybe 15% or so, so it's similar to the rubber mute I played first. Most orchestra directors have a favorite mute that they use!
Good video but you should have shown a immediate comparision between the iron & the brass using video editing that would have been really helpful to understand the difference.
You might also enjoy this one with some more demonstrations: th-cam.com/video/oK_yrfUSlxM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Fiddlershop
My brass mute is so good but it slips when I play the D and G strings, any tips?
Please angle the mute slightly towards the D and G string side, since they make more vibrations.
Hi! I have been wondering lately if using a mute changes the intonation ? I feel like when i tune without mute and then play with it, it sounds a little off. I have an iron mute. Great video btw!
Hi! Great question! A mute can possibly affect intonation; the question is whether it would affect your playing or not. You can always consider recording yourself with and without the mute and hear or see the playback. It is the best way to diagnose if the issue is from the mute itself or if perhaps you may play a little differently with the mute on/off.
@@Fiddlershop thank you i will try that!
I got a rubber mute and it seems to change my intonation.
How odd! Is the mute touching the strings, perhaps? The mute changes the sound a bit.
I have sensory processing issues, so sometimes my own violin playing overwhelmes me too much
For those days i think I'll get a mute
Thank you for the tips :)
Great idea! We hope it helps 🤗
I think this metal mute might collapse the bridge 😢
...and don't drop it on yoir violin
Thanks for watching and good advice!