Reviewing Sacrilegious Violins
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"The ice instruments are made of frozen water"
"Every 60 seconds, a minute passes in africa"
"Ah yes, the floor is made of floor"
@Coolkie YT < "he's a little confused, but he's got the spirit"
Ah yes the door is made out of door
We die if we are killed
And people from melted water
Why didn't you practice?
My violin melted
Lol imagine you coming to your lesson and you teacher is like: where is your violin?
And you just: It melted.
LOL😂😂😂😂
Lol ima start using that excuse for music class
Hey! I was like nr. 1K!!!
‘My violin shattered’
We better get used to the aluminium violins because that will be our future when all the trees are gone
Holy sh*t that is dark
@@user-garnet Dark but true
No. Future is resin violin because when Bauxite ore depletes there will be no aluminium as well.
Mr Beast: Am I a joke to you?
@@samshM :(
the "rusting" on the violin looks like someone just painted silver over a violin ;-;
Thats what i thought too!
Yes , aluminum can get oxidized but is transparent, sapphire is aluminum oxide
I believe the rust color was actually welding smut. They didn't bother or couldn't get into that area of the instrument to polish it out. The smut is magnesium and aluminum oxide that resulted from inadequate shielding gas during welding. It will be most prevalent in stop, starts, and corners. That was a tight area to weld in and either the technique or the welding equipment wasn't perfect for it. It won't hurt anything in this application. The weld could end up slightly more porous, but this isn't holding up a building or a trailer hitch so it will be fine. Sacrilegious welding.
Me: *screams in mental breakdown*
People with perfect pitch: _That was a C btw_
Hahahahaha
so zen lol
SAME I DID THAT ONCE AND OML THEY GOT SO MAD😂😂
Am I the only one who noticed the w looks weird in this comment😂It like half disappeared in the corner🤷♀️😂
@Things Things perfect pitch means knowing the sound of the note names. For ex, if I close my eyes and you play a note, and I get it right, I have perfect pitch. Or another ex, playing a random sound on something and I getting the note right, I would have perfect pitch
_"Each instrument is made of frozen water, and we are made of melting water. And that physical connection opens the door for a spiritual connection."_
SurprisedPikachu.jpg
I'm made of melting water? Eh, minor details. Practice time awaits!
Scientific and philosophical advances have been made since the Baroque Era, huh?
that’s so deep i feel like im drowning
The ice instruments are cool (heheh), but that statement is cringeworthy.
“Melted water”
Wouldn’t that just be water 😂
It’s MELTED WATER not water duuuhhhhh
No, steam
The metalic violin sounds like the violin my old orchestra teacher made from scrap wood and old wire. He would use it to punish us when we forgot our instrument. When we would play it was horribly out of tune and basically made no noise.
Oof
Based
Wood is carbon based, humans are carbon based. So playing a wooden violin is a spiritual experience?
Legit what went through my head at that part
No, it just means that making a violin out of human flesh is perfectly acceptable
What about a carbon fiber violin. Also a spiritual experience then?
On another note, I do think carbon fiber violins actually sound pretty good, better than all the ones in this video.
@@musicalbrit3465 Gut strings, at least.
Illuminati level of mental illness
I’m back from the dead. These violins make me want to be dead again.
Hi Antony, I wanted to say that admire your works, they are quite refreshing if you keep in mind they are baroque
Your The Tempest is one of my favourite baroque pieces, Italian baroque is underrated sometimes
Ludwig van Beethoven Ludwig, I love your symphonies and chamber music and love what you have done with the violin concerto. Glad to see people still use the three-movement fast-slow-fast form I popularized.
Welcome back composers you were sorely missed
the ice violin is made for your winter concerto
"must be heavy..." Bret looks at imaginary block of ice.... "it must be" 🤣
The first one was really cool though and seem genuine enough. Although the spiritual thing was a but on the crazy end... but still not really sacrilegious, or at least not as much as the diamond violin/viola monster. The former is a legit a piece of finely crafted artwork. It is like a ice sculpture with the added benefit of being able to be played. The latter is just self indulgence via flaunting his wealth.
As for the 3D printed violin, depending on the materiel and exact type of 3D printing, there are limitations to the overhang and protrusion of components if there aren't any supports. You are also constrained by the size of the build plate. So maybe the weird shape is due to these limitations. The glass looks pretty, the aluminum looks like it can be cheaper than wood. Regardless, all of these are still better than the diamond one.
Spiritual connection and spirituality isn't crazy... 🧐
3:24...
"I wonder if it's heavy?"
**Measures with Air**
"It must be..."
Brilliant...
Ever carry a bag of water?
Now make it hard in the shape of a violin.
Water is pretty heavy though. A block of ice that size can weigh around 5-10 kg. Opposed to normal violin which is barely even 1kg it's pretty heavy.
THIS IS IQ 600
@@shayanmoosavi9139 YOU ARE IQ 600 TO wow we are sooo close but my IQ is 599
The IQ before the number??
Have i been wrong all this time
Its IQ 600 and not 600 IQ???
"ice is made out of frozen water and we're made out of melted water"
the number of braincells i just lost i-
I thought it was so bad I must have misheard him.
Its so funny cuz you can't *melt* water- you can only melt ice. Water cant go through that process bro- like trying to burn a flame lol
@@azrirathreesixty7371 technically ice is water.
@@nicoladc89 you're very right, but the reason we have to call it differently is because its different. Steam is also water but we don't say its melted steam either because it also can't go through that process- the molecular make up doesn't constitute a chemical change to make them totally new things- just a physical one- between the three phases but they are still different with different properties.
@@azrirathreesixty7371 the reason because are called differently is because we use them different, the same reason because the Young Homo Sapiens have their own name and Young Tigers no. And probably because that names born before than humanity knew the states of matter.
We don't have two different names for the gas Hydrogen and liquid Hydrogen for example.
Getting a mirror finish like that on aluminum would be extremely difficult, versus just polishing up a steel instrument, which would actually rust like that. I suspect it's steel rather than aluminum.
No one:
That guy who made the ice instruments: MeLtEd WaTeR
Glass violin: "sounds like glass"
Plastic violin: "sounds plasticy"
Metal violin: "sounds metallic"
O ya well your wood violin sounds Woody
“There’s a snake in my boot!”
“You’re my favorite deputy”
"andy"
To infinity and beyond
especially when you trill it just sounds like "you'vegotafriendinmeemnidneirfatogev'uoyyou'vegotafriendinmeemnidneirfatogev'uoy"
The first silver flute must have looked really sacrilegious to flutists.
"Ah, is it silver? I don't know, it sounds too... silvery and cold. Wood sounds much more woody and warm".
Dead 😂😂👌
Wooden flutes are mellower; you can hear the difference between them and metal ones (even if there were pitched the same).
Yeah, the Irish flute is a good example of players saying "Nope, not havin' it with this modern fancy stuff"
Hey, but know what s worse than a silver or nickle flute, one that is made out of plastic
Actually, historically this is true. Quantz in his treatise (c1770) says pretty much that. He criticises metal flute experiments as being too shrill. it wasn't until the 1950's that the british moved away from wooden flutes officially.
Even adding the keys to make the flute omnitonic was resisted.
Imagine making an ice violin and wanted to show it off to your friend but when you open your case you'd be surprised when you saw water inside your violin case with the tail peice, strings, 4 pegs, a bridge, and a chin rest
bro that's freaking hilarious.
after a minute of thought: ALso nasty tho, like the bow, and the velvet of the inside of the case, and like the bridge would be soaked and it would prolly smell nasty too
9:25
Aluminum oxide is clear, so that’s at least not the aluminum rusting.
Maybe there’s some steel too?
Imagine putting your ice violin in its case and then when you open it you get a case full of water
The case of the missing violin. :O
Nova M. Yeah 😂😂
@@severussnape8040 haha
your on your way to practise and your case starts dripping
I wonder can I make a violin made out of wood chips 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
“The longer it gets, the harder it gets.”
-Brett Yang 2019
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Xplain it! That’s what she said
I have blessed you with my hundreth like.
Please Xplain it!
Hahahahahhaha that is funny.
Ice formed in Nature will tune naturally to D, and resonates as well as many woods. It's like the glass armonica, it all depends on how it's made.
There are scientists who are working on creating a super strong, super light composite that transmits sound, for space applications. Perhaps they can modify it to be resonant, and create an actual synthetic violin. It would be cheap and hard to damage, so perfect for learning. If you can fall on your violin and be the only thing damaged, then you won't have to learn to play a new instrument, and you'll heal.... eventually.
it would've been interesting to see them try to guess which material the violins were made of without knowing
Nobody:
People with perfect pitch: *ThAt WaS a C bY ThE wAy*
ThisIsJustAndy that part cracked me up
@UCOg1j2ocyrec5bKYuS0uAYw It was a SLIGHTLY flat C
damn just checked on the tuner, it was really a C
@Naim Asif don't hit me with that BS. You definitely have heard a sound and pointed out what note it was, even though literally no one asked.
ThisIsJustAndy we need a diamond violin
Nothing is more sacrilegious than commenting early on a video instead of practicing
Becomes musician.
WHY YOU NOT GO TO UNIVERSITY AND STUDY SOMETHING USEFULL
What is more sacrilegious is commenting right away that you have nothing to do with your life, but comment about these fake violins. Maybe you are a bastard that didn't want correction about this.
Ling Ling's Distant Relative GO PRACTICE LIKE YOUR REALITIVE LING LING HE IS BETTER THAN YOU HE PRACTICE S FOR 40HOURS EVERY SINGLE DAY AND GETS A+FOR EVERY SUBJECT.
@RM saying ‘vacuum’ is my Aesthetic so is urs ;)
Ay ling ling hit me up we can not practice together
I've seen a common pattern here:
Brett: notices something big and acts calm
Eddy: also notices and freaks out
8:11 TwoSet: this one sounds to plasticy
Violin: *Made of molten plastic*
>ice violin
"Sounds icy and cold"
>glass violin
"Sounds like glass, clear and hard"
>plastic violin
"Sounds plasticky"
>Aluminum violin
"Sounds metallic"
thanks guys lol
i was looking for this comment before i was gonna post!
That's what I was thinking lmao
the commentary is as lazy as the intro...but nonetheless enjoyable
Yeah they make these videos with way less emotion and passion than before
Wood violin: sounds “organic”
Jokes aside those ice instruments are actually really cool
Aaaagh!😆
Still sacrilegious tho
*It sounds hard and clear*
Pun intended 😉❄🎻
@AgestaDesu Yes that was the joke implied...
In min 7:25 the 3D Printed Violin, reason for the fingerboard being short is because it's a BAROQUE style violin. In that period they had less violin hand positions, notes didn't go so high and bow strokes were longer. Later on the fingerboard became longer and more positions were created as well as other techinques.
The 3d printed is a great idea as it'll definitely assisted with cost for students..except it does have echoes that's not absorbed by wood base
*Hears a regular violin*
Me: "I dont know, it sounds too woody"
690 likes huh.
Gorrrrn
eikooC YT oaky really
@@Argonautsv2 maybe mapely.
Just need some ice to the violin
"sounds too metallic" : is metal
"sounds kind of... plasticy" : is made of plastic
Thank you for the profound insights
I went searching for this comment, knew it had to exist
i also think that way too.. ice violin- sounds like ice ,glass violin- sounds like glass, metal violin- sounds like metal, Plastic violin- sounds like plastic. lol..
I fully got what they meant though. That metal one set my teeth on edge, such a sharp, harsh sound. I liked the plastic one though
Go practice, smart-ass
They pointed that the material determine the sound. It's quite fascinating and also very interesting...
So I play clarinet but I do have a violin that I’ve never played before but I am interested in learning so here I am. Love your videos 😁✨❤️
Same bestie. We twinning! 💅
09:44 isnt that just a violin got painted by a metallic paint 🗿
“The ice violin is made of frozen water, and we’re made of unfrozen water, so that opens a way for spiritual connection.”
Yeah? Well, uh, uh, my violin is made of atoms, and so am I, so we have a spiritual connection too. BEAT THAT.
Jennifer Liu :•
S C I E N C E
Loved their faces 😂
Violins are dead wood, wood has cells, so it's dead inside. So are you, and u have cells =
Spiritual connection...
Alyssa Boi I’m dead inside so does that mean I have a great spiritual connection with my violin?
“Sacrilegious, 24K, 5-String, Violin, Viola, Electric,... thing.”
- Eddy Chen 2019
What about Vov Dylan's NASA electrolyte aging chip?
Sounds like something you'd find on Wish.
2:53 that background music hits different now
The woods used in most violins (or generally any string instrument)
Ebony for the fingerboard and tailpiece (any black wood, very hard, very expensive, no notable sound quality)
Maple for the bridge and anything that provides structure (very hard and stable but doesn't provide a good sound)
Spruce for the soundboards (has a great tone, but is very soft and very little structural strength)
Patty Gurdy has a video where she goes to see her new Hurry Gurdy being made and they briefly talk about wood choices (there's english subtitles) th-cam.com/video/lIhyiQOH8aE/w-d-xo.html
What I learned from this video:
An instrument sounds like what it's made from.
Jonathan Charles hahaha true that
I want to hear a violin made of caramel. It must have that sweet sound...
banging pots togheter* huh... sounds like chiken...
I can make every violin sound as if it's made of shit 💩
@@IRosamelia First Shit Violin when?
“we are made up of melted water”
wait- what is melted water- i-
what we are made of DUHH
Melted water..... 🤔.... I-
It’s called gas
Melted water would just be water vapor
Melt means liquify you can’t melt water
One thing clarinet players are told all the time due to our embouchure is that our sound needs to be smiling, not crying. The 3D printed violin is similar to the sound of an old reed or a "crying" sound.
I'm curious how violins sound when they are made from different kinds of wood!
Friend: play me some violin!
Me: sure *pulls violin out of freezer*
"Hold on, I gotta warm up first" :D
Don't forget to set up your suspending wires on your ceiling too :D
Stop!
If you dropped your expensive glass violin, your hopes and dreams would literally shatter
Your violin might literally shatter, but hopes and dreams are an abstract concept, and would not be affected in the same way.
@@andrewdevine3920 r/woooosh
Andrew Devine woooosh
@@andrewdevine3920 whooossshh
Andrew’s got a point. No need ro r/woosh a joke that’s debatable.
I wonder what a crystal violin would sound like because it's the crystal that makes noise for musical glasses, so I'd imagine that the sound would be really interesting if a string instrument was made of crystal
I think not only does a "classic" violin sound more warm, it also sounds more round and a little bit sweet. Glass and metal ones sound like their elements a lot but they also lose a lot of "shades" I would say. Like something is missing. It feels like the intonation is far from what we hear with a wood violin. It just doesn't feel right. Same goes for electric violins...
No one:
Absolutely no one, not even Ling Ling:
Eddy: That was a C by the way
Ling Ling would say the number of Hertz for that note...
@@theresawood8378 and exactly how long it takes to play if you play at 185.9174928483826938 bpm
It’s actually an A. Kinda disappointed in eddy 😥
Ling Ling could tell exactly how many hertz out of tune the note was.
Sally Far no it’s a c
"Ice violin sounds like ice"
"Glass violin sounds like glass"
"Plastic violin sounds plasticy"
"Metallic violin sounds metallic"
I'm beginning to see a pattern here.
Of course. Wood violins sound like wood.
Lyrec well....it's true.
Yeah, I’d like a blind test of those sounds...
"We like the organic sound of the wood"
I dont know man... sounds like the "people die when they are killed"
Had to do my own Google search to check on the metallic violin. "aluminium does not rust, but it does corrode". My guess is it's not made of pure aluminium but some kind of alloy. More googling revealed "Technically, only iron and alloys that contain iron can rust. Other metals, including precious metals like gold and silver, can corrode in a similar way." + some explanation on what corrosion is.😅
I feel a bit wiser now 🥳
the longer it is the harder it gets
--Some musician philosophy
“Does Aluminium rust?”
“Dunno, get the practice period shirt.”
Marketing at its finest 👌
Why would aluminum form an iron thing
Ling ling would know the right term to be "oxidize"
Aluminium does "rust" aka. oxidize. That's why it doesn't degrade like when steel rusts because the oxide layer protects it from oxidizing more
@Listen and believe, no I will not! oxidation occurs, as the name implies, when the metal reacts with oxygen.
It's probably residual polish that got stuck in areas they couldn't get it out of.
" Aluminum Violin sounds cold"
Ice Violin: Am I a joke to the both of you?
Julette Peque that's golden!
@@nissairving397 that's aluminum!
アスカは1番ワイフ Ha! ( ^ω^) you~!
Yes, an ice sound box will work just like your wooden violin's sound box. All material resonates, just at different frequencies. You could carve a stone violin and it would function, albeit with a drastically different tone due to the resonant frequencies of the material used.
If someone made a violin out of a hotdog, you’d say it sounds “hot doggy”. Very astute.
"Does aluminium rust"
**sad chemist noises**
me.
Well, it does oxidize - but that seems to be almost white, according to the google image search I just did. So, if "rusting" is meant as "oxidizing" (which is the chemical process), yes, Aluminium does rust in its own way. :-)
for me this part of the violin seems to be painted. The brown may be the original colour.
Same
@@Widestone001 Aluminium oxide is dense and impermeable to air. Aluminium is a poor metal and would rust much faster than iron if the oxide didn't prevent further oxidation so effectively. Aluminium is badly affected only by strong acids and strong bases that dissolve the oxide layer (so e.g. any hydroxide based lye or drain cleaner will quickly eat away the oxide and generate hydrogen and heat, and the reaction goes faster the hotter it gets so you end up with hot boiling drain cleaner and nasty fumes contaminating whatever hydrogen you might try to collect if you're not careful). If you can negate the protective effect of the oxide layer; aluminium is actually very good fuel for pyrotechnic purposes; that takes fine grinding into the right particle shape and powerful oxidizers like potassium perchlorate, but that's the standard thing you see in fireworks for a bright flash and a loud report (perchlorate and aluminium flash powder; nasty stuff, just a few grams will explode unconfined in air and is quite sensitive to things like static electricity). But aluminium metal at room temperature will very quickly form a passivating oxide layer a few nanometers thick, then nothing much more will happen until it is abraded away.
You're such a good critic Eddie. Glass violin: "it sounds too glassy." 3D printed violin: "it sounds too plasticky". Aluminum violin: (you guessed it!) "It sounds too metallic". Lol
Why doesn't is sound 3D?
Ice violin: "it sounds too icey"
Maybe the problem is that the wood violin sounds too woody.
Ice violin: "sounds cool".
wonder if these two could tell glassy, plasticy and metallic apart if they didnt know which one was playing. I am sure they would be able to tell something is off with the violin but would they use those adjectives?
9:06 imagine if it was tungsten it would be called thors violin
Well, after I have heard the great sound of a quality carbon fiber guitar, I can imagine that a carbon fiber violine might be the Stradivari of the future. With the mixture of the ingredients you can influence the quality of the instruments resonance. Would be very interesting to watch a review of a carbon fiber violine.
Me : practicing peacefully
Twoset : *i'm about to end this kid's whole practicing time*
I was practicing piano, until this.
@@lifeontheledgerlines8394 my fingers r just gonna play the same notes over n over again, while i'm watching this vids
That's why you practice 40 hours a day, so you can spend the rest of the day watching their vids
Twoset: hold my bubble tea.
@@lifeontheledgerlines8394 same here
“The ice violin is made of frozen water.”
Every sixty seconds in LingLingverse, a minute passes.
The floor is made out of floor
Actually, in LingLing universe every 40 hours, a day passes
“You can see that it’s a tree because of the way that it is”
"you can unfortunatley see the colour blue of the many amazing ways it looks"
Woooooaaaah.....
That chair is made of chair
And my jacket? Is made of boyfriend material
"the ice is sublimating"
My braincell :(
While it's possible for the ice to be sublimating, it was probably just melting...
It's legit (look up "phase diagrams", ""). Sublimation of ice is very common. That is why ice accumulates in people's freezers, where the temperature is below water's freezing point. What happens in a freezer is that ice slowly evaporates into vapor from food and then solidifies on another surface.
It is sublimating…
6:03 I’m the only one who saw the bow moving but no sound🤨🤔
i was at a convention and saw a girl (?) wearing your merch and i just yelled out “ling ling 40 hrs” and she heard me and just 😃✌️
@Julio Pidorka dude
What happened after?
Svensk?
@Julio Pidorka can u not
i was ur 260th liker
"ice is made out of frozen water, and we r made out of melted water"
*melted water* think about that for a second, *melted water* . Oh DoN't U MeAn MeLtEd IcE
Jesse Quarnstrom humidity
It wasn't melted tho, it was evaporated.
Isn't the partciple of melt "molten"?
No. "Ice" is sort of just a colloquial term. Water is water is water, whether it's solid, liquid, or gas. If you melt solid water, you get liquid water, which you can *can* call melted water.
Hahahahahaha
Y'all scarin me with all these coughs...
*checks year* ah, y'all good.
3:33 it’s probably being dangled by the ceiling because it’s heavy or it’s very fragile
I hope to see them reviewing cheap violins bought from amazon or something
tnurshamimi or wish
I'LL BUY THEM
@@thatgirlmaria5557 Omg that is a terrible idea in all the BEST sorts of ways.
Yeah!
Oooo yes
No one:
Not a single soul:
Not Brett:
EDDY: THaT waS a C btw
It wasn't :)
It was an A
Valea Catravete that was a C. He’s right.
@@Lynn-fb1kp Just checked on my piano you're right
@@Lynn-fb1kp it was a C a quarter tone flat
5:24 I love these little tidbits of knowledge you give us. I didn’t know that about the wind instruments.
what was he playing at 8:28? probably a classic piece though I've never heard it. to me, it sounded like edelweiss from the sound of music
When playing those ice instruments is it called coldplay
Best comment on the video👏👏👏
Hehe
tantacrul
That's so (n)ICE, after the joke i was *out of heat.*
NIIIICE
From what I learned from this video:
Ice sounds muffled.
Glass sounds hard and clear.
Plastic sounds plasticky.
Aluminum sounds metalic.
Wood sounds warm.
It also seems that glass sounds thinner, and wood makes the sound richer
I dont know how you define plastic -like sound.
@@aljon5947 it's quite common in HiFi and professional audio production circles to call a sound that's heavy in the upper mid-range and lacking top end plasticy, as it's muffled but not really warm either. Just like plastic instruments for kids often sound like. It's usually connotated with a "cheap" sound too. The more you know *imaginary rainbow of useless knowledge*
Ice sounds icy
Glass sounds glassy
Plastic sounds plasticky
Aluminum sounds aluminy
Wood sounds woody
Even if it doesn't sound good, the glass violin looks amazing!
This is where you would want an orchestra full of them. Likely for a specific arrangement where you would want that kind of sound. But....what if you had a few of each kind playing together? Would it make a complete sound? All of the elements brought together? Imagine the Four Seasons each part played by different material violins.
Glass violin -> sounds like glass
3D printed violin -> sounds like plastic
Aluminum violin -> sounds metalic
:) 👌
Eddy's top level analysis
600 IQ analysis
wow how original
Wood violin -> sounds... warm
@@ashwinraghuraman2665 If you look at the comment times, then not so not original.
Brett imagining himself carrying the ice violin was cute.
Toni Parada no one says anything about eddy?
@@ILikeBirds eddy’s cuteness is a fact we’ve all already silently agreed about
@@EmiDucky LoL ok
Sept 2021
The ice violin -
I love the amazed look on their faces,
the wonderful comments about frost bite, sending it to the North For once they didn't have too much to say! They made my day....from someone who's heading into the brisk fall season in Canada lol
Brett is cute
violin: is made out of atoms
twoset: it sounds a bit too atomy
The aluminium one actually sounds pretty dope. Not for classical but more for using it to accompany something else.
The perfect pitch life - “that was a C by the way” 😂
Katharine Wilson-Jarvis i heard that C too x)
Pretty flat C though - it was almost closer to a B. So does that mean he was lucky or brilliant because he instantly thought C?
Confirmed, it’s a C.
A very flat C at that
*the ultimate weapon
Eddy & Brett:
Made out of plastic - "It sounds plasticky"
Made out of Aluminum - "It sounds metallic"
Made of ice *"iT sOuNdS coLd"*
Blind fold em and I wonder if they would hear a difference
there is a difference tho 👀
There was definitely a difference but they would give different descriptions for each if they couldn't see them.
I mean you can tell the non-wood violins sound worse without seeing them. They wouldn't be able to guess the material tho
Now realistically speaking, the medium through which the vibration of the strings travel through will make the sound significantly different. With the aluminum one especially, the sound was pretty clearly altered to me at least. But, I think they were also just fucking around a bit with that tho lol.
You definitely can. Especially the glass and aluminum one. Alu sounds very without depth. Like a heap plastic toy violin. And glass sounds like its fake. Tbh lol.
I thought the 3D printed one sounded good but im not a violinist so im not an expert. But i do definitely hear the horrid quality in some of these
The reason the 3D printed violin appears to have sacrilegious proportions is because of the camera lens. It’s an extremely wide angle lens so the image that comes through is very distorted. Also, In all likelihood, the program that the 3D printer used to print that violin came from a 3 dimensional scan of a real wooden violin.
by the way, at 8:55 , Americans say and write AlumiNUM, but Brits say and write alumiNIUM, so Aussies don't say it wrong, you can say whichever you like cause they both exist!
The ice violin is hanging from the ceiling to avoid unnecessary contact with the body of who's playing it, so it won't melt as quickly. I saw that documentary before (:
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Brett describing the length of the violin NECK.
nobody:
Eddy: it's like the forehead of the violin
😂😂😂
That's not how that meme works
I would definitely buy the old wooden violin to sound more authentic and warm but with Good Practice it should sound better. 💗
* watching the plastic, 3D printed violin * "it sounds kind of Plasticy"
HMMMM I wonder why? 😂
Interesting fact: I was in an Instrument Museum in Germany the other day, and they displayed a violin built from matches. An inmate of a concentration camp had built it to cling onto hope in the form of music, and since he had no actual wood, matches had to suffice. Over the years he managed to finish and perfect it into a working violin. It looked pretty interesting.
Edit: hello everyone, and thanks for the likes!! I just realised the original image link isn’t working anymore, so here’s a new one (from the actual website of the museum): www.museum-markneukirchen.de/streich/streiholz.htm
Also, it turns out my memory had failed me. The inmate wasn’t in a concentration camp, but a war prisoner in Siberia. Oops.
FH Purcell Wowie wow wow! That seems pretty amazing. Did y’all happen to take any photos?
Nat Nugget I did but I’ve gotten a new phone since so I don’t think I can find them anymore. Will try though
I’ve found a photo of the actual violin that someone took in the museum online though: images.app.goo.gl/KRBEHjg5pUGxPvtz7
I new we shouldn't have skipped that museum! Oh well next visit I suppose..
does it sound like Matches?
Hey girl
Are you made of water
Because I feel we have a spiritual connection
newest line to hit a girl up 😂
Loooool
I dunno about you but I have a religious experience every time I take a crap.
@@tSp289 dude me too wtf
HAHAHAHHAA
How talk with a girl if you are a musician 7w7
i’m convinced they painted the “aluminum” violin with reflective silver paint 😩
It’s so cool how each violin sounds like the material it is made from. You could play those clips without the visual, and it would be pretty easy to say which was ice, glass, plastic, or metal.
Asian Parents: “Why you no practise?”
Child: “It’s ice.”
Asian Parents: “So?”
Lol pract _ice_
You forgot "aeea"
My parents: why you practise you disgrace family.
Me: here we go again
Anonymous Person now i get it😂😂😂
U know that’s kind of racist it isn’t just Asians.
"We're made of melted water"
Just think about that for a second.
You can't melt water.
Wood is chemically very similar to human flesh. If the "were both water" thing holds for the ice violin, it holds a million more times for a real violin.
@@martaslabolepszy2169 It's called liquid water, and ice is technically solid water, steam is water as a gas.
Lol damn
Its like saying hot fire
I would have loved to see them try and guess what the instruments were made of before seeing them!
"The longer it is, the harder it gets." - Brett
Ling Ling can make whatever sound he wants with whatever material of violin.
yh C DID YOU JUST ASSUME LING LINGS GENDER!?!??!??!??!?
Yeah ding ding can make sounds by breaking the violin after it scratched him
“HOW DOES THAT FEAL, HUH!
even with air.
Ling Ling would not commit the sacrilege of playing something other than a strad
Ling ling plays on nothing but strads.
you will never know why this comment has so many likes...
i thought they wrapped a would violin in aluminum and thenflattened it out magically
I thought, it's just a violin made of an aluminium foil :"D
Why i have this kind of imagination tho? XD
Nah, it even sounds like the reverb from banging on the hull of a ship or something
haha I just commented the same thing above
no, it sounds too metallic
Omgggi haven't seen you changed your hair it's so long since last time I watched your videoes
I have played a violin once in my life (not well). I have no idea why youtube decided I needed to see these guys. I love them.