Usually if you're using any instrument rosin it won't stick to anything or it'll be solid (like the violin rosin) bc it's meant to make a thin coating on the hair of string instrument bows to create friction -From a cello player
@@Silvermoon916 im a cellist - bass rosin is super sticky and tougher than others, so it gives the bow a better grip on the string. cello rosin is a lighter version of that, still stickier than viola and violin rosin, but not as sticky as bass rosin. violins and violas use the same rosin (im pretty sure), and theirs is really weak compared to ours. if i tried to use violin rosin to play the cello, my bow wouldn’t have enough traction to get the sound i need. if i used bass rosin, it would sound super scratchy.
ALWAYS the smell (and now taste!) test before anything else 😂😂 And what on earth did that poor microwave ever do to you to go through this much abuse?!? 💀😂
As a Violist bass rosing is just darker and richer and it can be used on any string instrument, the bass rosin is called dark rosin and violin rosin is called light rosin dark rosing can be used on violin viola cello or bass but light rosin can only be used on violin or viola! Dark rosin is stronger. Hope this helped!!
I would NOT recommend using bass rosin on any other instruments other string instruments as it is much stickier, especially pops which is what he is using in this video
@@JCel yep!! They make lots of different light/dark rosins for all instruments, there’s lots of options and it’s really personal preference! Bass rosin is just designed to be sticker, and even the “light” bass rosins will be sticker than your typical violin/viola/cello rosin. Viola/violin rosin will be the driest of the bunch. We need it sticky to get those big strings moving! If you put violin rosin on the bass, it doesn’t work great
@@AmySmith-yo5mz a lot of violin shops use dark rosin for the first couple of strokes on a freshly haired bow. I wouldnt rec using pops on anything other than basses regularly though. A cellist i knew said it tore through a set of strings they had-but that could be conjecture.
Def don’t use Pops on a different string instrument, it’s way too sticky. I don’t think any other string instrument should really be using bass rosin in general, but I have seen cellists use less aggressive bass rosin on occasion
I think high fructose corn syrup would work, it’s kinda like honey when it comes to thickness/viscosity. Edit: don’t eat to much, it’s not healthy and might be a bit addictive.
Bass rosin you can rub onto the bars and it creates a stronger hold than violin rosin. It creates a dust though and it's supposed to be taken care of differently than violin rosin
I used to play the bass. An bass resin is different from violin rosin. you have to pull it out of the plastic container that's, why there's a little white Dixie cup around it. It's thicker and if you hold it in your hands for about 5 minutes it'll soften that's only the exterior each time you warm it you have to like hold it in your hands it does get really sticky but then it'll crystallize and turn almost into like a glass if it gets cold.
a pretty common thing I've noticed with string players is that rosin is their forbidden snack and they all want to eat it. I'm glad it applies to gymnasts too
As someone who plays the double bass, you need to find a hard object to break the rosin, which will reveal a white chalky powder. That's what helps the bow glide along the strings. Bassists use the end of the bows to "chip" away at the rosin.
Don't burn yourselves! 😂 Bass and cello rosin is a lot more liquidy then the other violin rosin you were using, it can provide grip but you might need to try it in powdered form or something. Bass rosin will literally melt in its cup on a summer day, so just make sure you don't heat it up too much or you'll just burn yourselves and probably have it stuck everywhere for all of eternity 😭
Thin it out with a solvent like denatured alcohol or acetone then apply it to the bar. Rosin is thinned out and used in electronics for flux when soldering. It flows well and is sticky af.
I’ve eaten bass rosin before and it actually tastes pretty good. also the best rosin to have cause no one except other bass players ask to borrow it lol.
You should try sticky spray that equestrians spray on their pants to grip to the saddle better!! I think because it’s not like resin maybe it will just be like a grip?
they could try the rosin that printmakers use for aquatinting etchings and processing litho stones! it would keep the qualities of rising but already be powdered. NOTE THOUGH: rosin is a carcinogen, so consuming it in the way that they’re joking about OR inhaling the dust can be really dangerous. some printmakers’ lungs end up hardening from rosin buildup
You should try ballet rosin spray! We use it for our shoes but it would be interesting to see if you could use it on the barres. I've also seen people spray it on their hands and feet for more stick😊
I do play violin so here is the thing. Your sweat can take off the rosin on your bow (violin bow) that is why we avoid touching the bow or touching the rosin so our sweat doesn’t not melt the rosin a bit. So if you were to use it it’s a bad idea because within a few minutes it would be gone. Best to stick with honey for now😂❤
I feel like ballet rosin would be like the perfect medium between chalk and honey. You crush it up into basically a fine powder, so we don’t slide across the floor in our shoes and break an ankle.
My orchestra heart hurts but also I can’t deny knowing someone who’s eaten their rosin (bass), licked rosin dust (violin), or licked the cake of rosin (me).
I just want to say that I play the violin and when I got rosin, my teacher told us to NOT touch it with our fingers because it’ll stick. So I never did it and then I saw this. Wow
Bass is always the one thats told to not mess up in my orchestra class when it comes to bringing things cause violins, violas, and cello use the same rosin but bass has a whole diffrent onw meaning their on their own
Back to that comment of you saying you could eat it, me and my friends were playing around during orchestra and he saw a tiny pice of rosin on the ground and he ate it thinking it was candy, long story short he started choking got about 3 minutes on it😂
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The end😭 “egh agh ughhh ahhh”😂
Actually burned me 😂
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I know this sound
“It’s like playdoh for adults” “ I think I can eat it.” Had me dying
Well you can eat playdoh
It is just really salty cookie dough right?
@@freekblond7291 yeah
@@freekblond7291Its actually also safer to eat when you buy it because of how much extra salt is in the homemade version
Usually if you're using any instrument rosin it won't stick to anything or it'll be solid (like the violin rosin) bc it's meant to make a thin coating on the hair of string instrument bows to create friction
-From a cello player
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Ah yes, every string player's forbidden snack
Especially when it's new the shinyness doesn't help us to resist😂😂😂
Nah, I'm a bassist and new rosin be looking really edible
As a violin player I have dark rosin so I don’t think to eat mine but the light rosin definitely looks more edible 😅
@@cobwebs_in_the_moonlight Fr and it crumbles so easily, it looks so yummy
It's an unspoken rule, that ever new rosin, before scratching it, we must lick it.
You should try rosin that dancers use when their shoes are slippery on stage! It comes in spray or crystal type rock form.😁😁😁
I was gonna ask if this is the same type of rosin!
I dont think so, it doesn’t look like any I’ve ever used but it could be!😅
that’s typically the same as violin, viola, cello rosin! (i was a dancer and a string player for seven years)
same asviolin rosin i believe they just crush it
I think it’s the same bc I had dancers who asked if they could have my violin rosin when it fell and broke
No one:
Peppa: nom nom nomm 😂
Hehehh
i thought this was for weed lol
"I guess its different"
as a violin player this hurt my soul.
as a cellist, me too
As a curious guitar player who has never encountered rosin in general: what is the difference between them? And why?
@@Silvermoon916 im a cellist - bass rosin is super sticky and tougher than others, so it gives the bow a better grip on the string. cello rosin is a lighter version of that, still stickier than viola and violin rosin, but not as sticky as bass rosin. violins and violas use the same rosin (im pretty sure), and theirs is really weak compared to ours. if i tried to use violin rosin to play the cello, my bow wouldn’t have enough traction to get the sound i need. if i used bass rosin, it would sound super scratchy.
ALWAYS the smell (and now taste!) test before anything else 😂😂
And what on earth did that poor microwave ever do to you to go through this much abuse?!? 💀😂
“i guess it’s different” hurt me on a spiritual level, as a cellist
As a Violist bass rosing is just darker and richer and it can be used on any string instrument, the bass rosin is called dark rosin and violin rosin is called light rosin dark rosing can be used on violin viola cello or bass but light rosin can only be used on violin or viola! Dark rosin is stronger. Hope this helped!!
I would NOT recommend using bass rosin on any other instruments other string instruments as it is much stickier, especially pops which is what he is using in this video
I always used light rosin for my cello 🤔 It came with my first cello and I just bought the same again.
@@JCel yep!! They make lots of different light/dark rosins for all instruments, there’s lots of options and it’s really personal preference! Bass rosin is just designed to be sticker, and even the “light” bass rosins will be sticker than your typical violin/viola/cello rosin. Viola/violin rosin will be the driest of the bunch. We need it sticky to get those big strings moving! If you put violin rosin on the bass, it doesn’t work great
@@AmySmith-yo5mz a lot of violin shops use dark rosin for the first couple of strokes on a freshly haired bow. I wouldnt rec using pops on anything other than basses regularly though. A cellist i knew said it tore through a set of strings they had-but that could be conjecture.
Def don’t use Pops on a different string instrument, it’s way too sticky. I don’t think any other string instrument should really be using bass rosin in general, but I have seen cellists use less aggressive bass rosin on occasion
Yall should try spray rosin! Ballet dancers use it on their pointe shoes to make them less slippery
Try dancers/ballerinas rosin next!!!!
I think high fructose corn syrup would work, it’s kinda like honey when it comes to thickness/viscosity. Edit: don’t eat to much, it’s not healthy and might be a bit addictive.
Bass rosin you can rub onto the bars and it creates a stronger hold than violin rosin. It creates a dust though and it's supposed to be taken care of differently than violin rosin
the classic smell test 💀😭🤭
my guy was trying to make napalm at the end 😭
same thought lol
I used to play the bass. An bass resin is different from violin rosin. you have to pull it out of the plastic container that's, why there's a little white Dixie cup around it. It's thicker and if you hold it in your hands for about 5 minutes it'll soften that's only the exterior each time you warm it you have to like hold it in your hands it does get really sticky but then it'll crystallize and turn almost into like a glass if it gets cold.
I misread this as trying Baskin Robbins😂
Mmm... Pralines and Cream!😊
The eating of the rosin is reminding me a piece I played in middle school orchestra about rosin eating zombies.
I saw someone try using the stuff pole dancers use on bars. You should try it
You should try ballet rising, it can come as a rock and you crush it or in a spray can
The ring! It’s so cool that you made the bar into rings!
Ian’s so good, he broke the bar
What does the coach think about your shenanigans with the equipment? 😂
I swear these videos get more wild by the day 😭💀
a pretty common thing I've noticed with string players is that rosin is their forbidden snack and they all want to eat it. I'm glad it applies to gymnasts too
The end I couldn't😂😂
Try rock rosin crushed up maybe? Dancers use it on ballet shoes to make them less slippery
“I think I can eat it” is such a shared thought among anyone who has held rosin
As someone who plays the double bass, you need to find a hard object to break the rosin, which will reveal a white chalky powder. That's what helps the bow glide along the strings. Bassists use the end of the bows to "chip" away at the rosin.
Don't burn yourselves! 😂
Bass and cello rosin is a lot more liquidy then the other violin rosin you were using, it can provide grip but you might need to try it in powdered form or something. Bass rosin will literally melt in its cup on a summer day, so just make sure you don't heat it up too much or you'll just burn yourselves and probably have it stuck everywhere for all of eternity 😭
'smells like cheap deodorant' and 'it smells pleasant' says a lot about you buddy 😂
try pointe rosin, ballerinas en pointe used to use it to prevent slipping but it’s not used as much anymore.
Now for powdered rosin for Aerial Circus artists!
This is so chaotic I love it
Thin it out with a solvent like denatured alcohol or acetone then apply it to the bar. Rosin is thinned out and used in electronics for flux when soldering. It flows well and is sticky af.
You should try pine tar that softball and baseball players use on the bars❤
“Ahh ehh ahh eh!” Help I’m dying😂😭💀
😂😂you guys are too funny!!
The ending gave the impression of something _else_ going down...
Try silks resin. It’s a spray and it’s really sticky.
Peppa was not there but I stand for him to get his own youtube channel.
Im an orchestra teacher. You're killing me. If my students see this I'm never again going to be able to convince them to not lick their rosin
yall should try dance rosin next!!
As a violinist, I can confirm that me and my other string orchestra friends have tasted our rosin before- it’s just something you have to do
try dancer rosin (Pale yellow rock rosin - we use it for pointe shoes on marley)
I’ve eaten bass rosin before and it actually tastes pretty good. also the best rosin to have cause no one except other bass players ask to borrow it lol.
Khoi was doing a full on like chemical analysis of the rosin 😭
Our shit is MELTY bro
That microwave deserves a medal for the stuff it’s been through 🎖️
You should try sticky spray that equestrians spray on their pants to grip to the saddle better!!
I think because it’s not like resin maybe it will just be like a grip?
they could try the rosin that printmakers use for aquatinting etchings and processing litho stones! it would keep the qualities of rising but already be powdered. NOTE THOUGH: rosin is a carcinogen, so consuming it in the way that they’re joking about OR inhaling the dust can be really dangerous. some printmakers’ lungs end up hardening from rosin buildup
You should try ballet rosin spray! We use it for our shoes but it would be interesting to see if you could use it on the barres. I've also seen people spray it on their hands and feet for more stick😊
"It smells pleasant ☝️🤓"
dance rosin? we put it on our pointe shoes you should try next it tastes great
As a bassist, IM CRYING THIS CAUSES ME PHYSICAL PAIN.
If you can eat it it's already a winner
I do play violin so here is the thing. Your sweat can take off the rosin on your bow (violin bow) that is why we avoid touching the bow or touching the rosin so our sweat doesn’t not melt the rosin a bit. So if you were to use it it’s a bad idea because within a few minutes it would be gone. Best to stick with honey for now😂❤
I cant imagine violin rosin worked out all too well.
Verbally yelled "Noooooo" when he touched it 😢
“I GuEsS iTs DiFfErEnT” like what sorry for all the musicians out there lol 😂 😂😂😂
Me and my friends ate bass rosin at theatre.
Love that the microwave is so fuggin dirty on the inside 😂
You should try “clarinet cork grease”
omg. long lost band kid memory unlocked. that stuff is basically chapstick.
Bruh you have to scratch the rosin then rub in on. It’s a fine white powder when applied that way.
bro napalmed himself 😂😂😂
Using rosin as playdough would give you insane grip and finger strength
Everyone in orchestra has licked their rosin 😭😭
I feel like ballet rosin would be like the perfect medium between chalk and honey. You crush it up into basically a fine powder, so we don’t slide across the floor in our shoes and break an ankle.
Try rosin used for pointe shoes in ballet to prevent slipping
watching this as a bassist is so funny
Im a bass player and to a bass player its one of the best smelling things
Me as an orchestra kid screaming JUST LICK IT! Every orchestra kid knows.
Ive only tried violin rosin. It tastes kinda like nothing imo
You should do pointe shoe rosin
please try climbing chalk, a good brand would be rungne
Btw, for anyone wondering rosin is just boiled and purified sap.
Ooh if you want the rosin to work, you need to scratch it with something sharp and the dust is what helps with the stickiness!
You ca definitely eat it. My orchestra director had to hide the bass rosin because it was such a problem
you should try spray rosin! as a ballet dancer i use it for pointe!
Try dance rosin! It can be crushed into a powder. We use it for friction on our pointe shoes!
there kinda the same bc like i play the vioin and i try the bass rosin and it worked really nice❤
the thing is, it really is so sticky i remember being in school having this stuff on my hands trying to turn the page and it getting ripped
the forbidden SNACK
It sticks pretty well
My orchestra heart hurts but also I can’t deny knowing someone who’s eaten their rosin (bass), licked rosin dust (violin), or licked the cake of rosin (me).
I love this idea they had one and said “yeah, we like this”
"Let s microwave it!"
What could go wrong?...😂😂😂
2 minutes later.....
Hot! Hot! Hot!!
Try tire mounting compound. mix between honey and rosin ❤
As a violinist, I always make sure to have my nutritious rosin on the side of every meal 😊
I just want to say that I play the violin and when I got rosin, my teacher told us to NOT touch it with our fingers because it’ll stick. So I never did it and then I saw this. Wow
I don’t know about bass rosin but you can definitely eat violin rosin and survive😭
As a bass player this hurts my soul
Pops rosin is definitely on top nice one
Hmmm, the TRUE forbidden snack.😂😂😂
Y’all would be perfect for the marines 😂
Bass is always the one thats told to not mess up in my orchestra class when it comes to bringing things cause violins, violas, and cello use the same rosin but bass has a whole diffrent onw meaning their on their own
I really thought after listing car exhaust, wet paint and play-doh then Ian said “pleasant” bro was going to say he loved all those things
For a sec i thought you didnt have legs 😭😭😭
I gotta go to sleep man i keep staying up until 5 am
You should try pointe shoe rosin, both kinds spray and rock
did not expect this was bar grip resin
Back to that comment of you saying you could eat it, me and my friends were playing around during orchestra and he saw a tiny pice of rosin on the ground and he ate it thinking it was candy, long story short he started choking got about 3 minutes on it😂