Eh, got a technical question tho

Guess I gotta wait for coattails

Is it specific to violin?

Yes, more or less.

Just switch to guitar

I have cousins who are violin players. They probably won't join the discord though

I mean I play bass. If anything I'd take up viola

I can't believe it's halloween already.

Violists are the butt of more jokes than bassists.

Yep

I prefer the sound of a viola though.

Or cello.

I reckon cellists are more susceptible to being the butt of a joke

I inherited a violin. I would rather play cello though. I should probably get good at guitar first.

Basically I wanted to know if natural harmonics exist on violin, like if you were to play one pizzicato, could you get the harmonic tones you would get muting the frets on a bass/guitar etc

And if any violinists actually do that

Like 9th fret natural harmonics on bass are some of my favorite tones.

I'd say you could do that with the violin strings

You can do that

Its prolly more annoying and without amplification would be quiet

Yes you can play natural harmonics on violin.

Oh yeah, not too many electric violins out there heh

They aren't quiet.

Same principle as on a guitar, half the string and you get an octave higher etc.

Huh. Watched some dude doing it on cello just now. Not having fret markers makes that look nightmarish.

Certainly takes some extra skill, alright.

It's just practice.

I want a fretless bass. Love how they sound.

@everyone https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/329756985614663681/527522696343322664/IMG_20181226_093120.jpg

Yeet

well fuck I wish I could let you play my fretless tailed

sadly I'm accross the pond

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@Potato Man it looks to die for

yum

You should all try it

im eating dry cereal

Nice

@Curie Thanks for pinging me twice for the same exact thing