Jordan 6 String Electric Violin (Fretted) Demo (No Talking)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2014
- A quick demo of a Jordan electric violin with a Barbera pickup from Electric Violin Shop.
Equipment-
Jordan Electric Violin- elecvioln.shop/2DITCZp
L.R. Baggs Venue DI- www.electricviolinshop.com
Fender Blues Junior- www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
Wampler Tape Echo- wamplerpedals.com
Wampler Dual Fusion Overdrive- wamplerpedals.com - เพลง
What a superb sound! I loved the richest of the lower strings and when you switched to metal - it was incredible. Question: Given the choice, do you now prefer playing the electric violin on a fretted or fretless fingerboard?
after having a couple of years with a 6-string fretted and a 7 string fretless I can say I have practical uses for both but I still like the feel of a fretless , although Frets definitely have their place especially in a live band setting playing with a band full of other fretted instruments.
I never left! Bb-F-C-G-D-A-E. You can get them at electricviolinshop.com
No talking. Love it.
what attracted me here was the '(No Talking)
I KNEW it wasn't just me that only wants to hear the instrument, lol. Thanks for watching!
Sounds warm full of life...thats your playing
Wow that thing sounds fantastic dude! Nice
beauteously played!!
pretty amazing
Wow what a winner
Sounds cool!
Love it so much
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At one point the Church considered any harmony other than a perfect 5th sacrilegious. #kyrie
Yess
@Justin Wilson Ceniza I can always tell when someone couldn't figure out how to use a bow 🤣
Bravo!
YEAH I LIKED THAT VERY MUCH
What amazing playing! At first it sounded like a whole string quartet to my guitar orientated ears, then when it went metal, you realised Jimmy Page only scratched the surface at bowed playing. You need the extreme curvature of the fret/fingerboard to make it work. Still, beautiful on all counts and sincerely thank you for showing us what a good tune you can get out of an old fiddle!
you play beautifully with such skill and emotion
Thank you very much
That's it heavy metal violin cool
Omg it's
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Precisely the reason I bought it. His name is Lucifer.
@@FuzzyFiddler lmaoooo
This is really cool. If something like this exists for an acoustic violin that would be pretty awesome as well.
i seen on ebay an electric acoustic 6 string violin thats how i found out about a 6 string violin
Hmm sounds cool! But that electric acoustic 6 string violin probably wasn't fretted right?
What does fretted mean?
Fretted means that the instrument has frets. Frets are those small, slightly elevated bars that divide the strings into seperate notes at a pretty exact pitch when pressed.
check out at Ithaca stringed instruments by Eric aceto. I don't know if he would do a fretted fingerboard but he builds amazing acoustic 6 & 7 strings, and also a hybrid acoustic-electric that is his design
SACRILEGIOUS
Hello, this sounds so amazing! I am getting a 6 string Jordan as well! Were you using an IR or any effect in this? It sounds amazing!
Sounds like gold how. Much
I just read one of your comments. I dont understand the purpose of a fret. The Fstring and Cstring is such a wonderful addition. Soon we'll have the range of a doublebass or Piano its amazing ! All kinds of new intrval and doublestopping, double note possibilities ! A7 string instrument is beyons belief but in comments you say its so.Please put a video on show us tuning and such and can we take g,c,f, and Bflat strings to other pitches .I forgot Italian term for it .
ooooh I like!!!! What are the string notes?!! thanks!! so exciting to see and hear this!!
thanks!
How much does it cost? I want to buy a fretted violin !
Well he blew that argument about fretted violins not being as good as fretless violins right out of the water
Sounds amazing, like the whole string section combined into one instrument. Is it still tuned in 5ths?
but can you shred Paganini? (would watch that!)
Hard no there, Super Chief. I'm not classically trained in violin at all, actually have less than a year worth of violin training under a teacher, taught myself from there. Thanks for watching... Here's something you may enjoy.. facebook.com/127302880684930/posts/2984315581650298/?sfnsn=mo&d=n&vh=e. I post to my FB more than here anymore.
How do you create these? are they improvisations?
Hey John, sorry I'm just seeing this comment.. Yes, most of my channel has been just turning on the camera and seeing what comes out... Thanks for watching!
Please tell me your amplifier setting.
なかじーくぷぉーふ It's a Fender blues Jr with an Avalon U5 preamp and then a wampler dual fusion overdrive pedal
What kind of bow are you using?
A Coda Joule. Although now I use an Arcus S6, much lighter with more string grab.
@@FuzzyFiddler Thanks! I love my Arcus P5 and was wondering in particular how it would pull out the sound on the lower strings. I get the feeling it would probably work just fine. I'm lucky enough to live about 10 minutes away from John Jordan (went to him for repairs and bow rehairs back in the day). Might have to save up some money and go check out a 6 string...
@@LeslieBonnett fortunate indeed
@@FuzzyFiddler ...and, of course, it's the awesome sound you're getting out of the instrument that's made me decide I suddenly might need one, so thanks(?) for that ;-)
Where would one get somethings like this?
electric violin shop has this very violin for sale
Thomas Jenkins Sounds so great in the deep❤️
thank you!
Thank you...! My Yamaha is not my love... I wish I have your baby.. And you play great :)!
Jenny Simmank I think me too. YAMAHA is don't lile. I want to Jordan's violin.
Was that Bach?
B.S. Bach
Can I borrow a pixel, bro?
Beautiful! We must have been separated at birth!
it’s awesome that you don’t have to worry about intonation, bow control/speed/contact..... or well, anything that makes the violin difficult. perfect instrument for someone who wants that guitar sound but wants to look pretentious doing it.
Spoken like a violin student. 🤣
Also, thanks for feeding the algorithm:)
If a person can't play violin, having frets isn't going to necessarily help them. The frets are flatter than on guitar and you place your fingers on top of them instead of next to them. If you don't know the notes or haven't developed the correct muscle memory in the first place the frets aren't much of a help. Most fretted violinists use their frets as a visual aid for patterns and a way to feel the fingerboard, especially in settings that make it hard for them to hear themselves. Frets are different but not necessarily better or worse. Frets don't fix everything and playing electric violin has its own set of challenges. A player still has to know what they are doing and how to use their equipment to the best of their ability. It's not cheating.
I've been playing guitar for a little over 20 years, with no violin experience at all. So you're saying that I can pick up a fretted violin and instantly play like that because I don't have to worry about any of the basic required skills? Awesome! Sounds like I just picked up some new gigs!
Billy T and I don't like frets getting in the way while we're tickling the ole ivories.
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You don’t need frets IMHO
this is not a violin anymore
Viola D'amore the ancestor of violin has 6-7 strings and frets. It's like history repeats itself.
If those were real frets, you wouldn't be able to do vibrato.
Bet me bro.
Also, have you never heard a classical guitarist execute vibrato?
Yeah, they move the string in each fret, not up the fretboard, because that's impossible on a guitar
That's funny because I can do it. I encourage you to go to Electric Violin Shop and try them out. They're not only real frets, they're jumbo frets. And yes, slides, vibrato - wide and tight - are possible. Open your mind. Also, why would I lie about having frets? To what end?
Am I the only one who thinks that tone is horrendous? Sounds more like Midi than an electric violin
Not necessarily. This is the violin I use now, would you say this is better or worse: th-cam.com/video/H5J7wyALipM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=FuzzyFiddler