Totally! You just need a wireless transmitter like the ones I show here. You can find decent ones for under $50 if you don't need to go far away from the amp. They usually use frequencies like 2.4ghz or radio waves instead of Bluetooth though. Comparing Wireless Guitar Systems - Xvive U2, Swiff Audio WS-50, Lekato 5.8 vs 2.4 vs UHF kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIW5nWqaeqeSn9U

@ wow! Very nice! Thanks Shawn! I cannot wait to have it and a NS violin! Thanks for sharing again.

I have not had a chance to try this, but theoretically it should work. I'm not sure how the Swiff and Lekato pick their channels, but something like the Xvive you could set the receivers to the same channel. It could work with the other ones too, but since they seem to search for a connection when turned on, it may set a random channel just for that connection.

@@ShawnBoucke I tried to set it up with Lekato WS-60 (I have 2 sets) and unfortunately it didn't work. I have no way to test whether other models would work. Thank you for your reply.

I agree. When it's live and you have the added resonance of the room, plus adding more layers with a looper it can sound much more natural. Over the compressed audio on KZbin and then out of peoples phones or computers doesn't help.

I did upload the violin and viola ones and tested them out. There is an Aura app for the computer than has 600+ other images you can try. I found a few I liked the most. I then went through the other 100+ already on and found that the Dreadnought #7 actually sounded the best to my ears even though it's not "made" for the violin. I was more rounded and surprisingly natural. I cannot remember which violin ones I sometimes switch to but I'll check later.

@@ShawnBoucke Thanks Shawn!

I did upload the violin and viola ones and tested them out. I found a few I liked the most. I then went through the other 100+ already on and found that the Dreadnought #7 actually sounded the best to my ears. I was more rounded and surprisingly natural. I cannot remember which violin ones I sometimes switch to but I'll check later.

@@ShawnBoucke Thank you! where did you download the violin and Viola IRs from?

Since they are proprietary, they are already on the app. I have downloaded some violin IRs from 3 Sigma Audio and used them on my HX stomp, but I liked the Fishman a little more.

Hey, I don't have the instruments anymore as I sold the previous ones for the Fortevio. Just a quick comparison. The CR model, which is going to be available in six string very soon if not already has a lot of onboard adjustments because it's an active pick up. You can adjust the tone volume and the way the bridge picks up the frequencies to make pizz more clear. The set up with the shoulder rest is really nice and I used a strap with it to keep it up because since it was not touching my collarbone, I did find I was using a bit more shoulder muscle. The one I am playing here from EVL is fantastic for the price. This model is quite a bit heavier than any other ones, and the craftsmanship, better than anything I could ever do falls a bit short compared to the other two I'm comparing it. The brand of pickup from the bridge is the exact same as some other companies use, the violin maker does not make those himself. That could be a good thing as it's interchangeable but it's nothing that is far away different from other companies like Wood. The forteVio is my toppick. The weight of them are extremely light, the sound straight from the instrument is more natural because the maker built his own bridges. And, if you were designing the instrument, you basically can custom make them however you want. it's slightly cheaper EVL price but a lot cheaper than the CR.

Sometimes you can get lucky and find something that's cheaper that fits the sound you're going for.

That's incorrect. A fiddle is a violin. Often people will say a fiddle is specifically a violin that plays "fiddle music." also, a five string violins are quite rare. Only recently have people started to use it in popular music as well as fiddle music. However, the C-string never usually rings as well compared to that of a viola.

No problem!

I'm on it!

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I do a lot of weddings (enough for most weekends throughout the year). I also use my electric during some church services I get hired for.

lol, We live in the center of that venn-diagram.

It ran away! I prefer a hollow electric violin because I don't want it to resonate much at all. I can add a pickup to my regular violin but then I hear the sound coming off of it and out of the speaker.

Thank you. The full video was around 30 minutes. Some were easy as I just swapped out the solid color.

Thank you. I got it from MahoganyMommies

The POG2 is more versatile, but I rarely used octave up and didn't need the filters. The Digitech Drop was the most natural sound of all the ones I tried. The POG series always made the low end very "woof-y." I had to turn off my reverb when using it. I had a pitchfork, but it had a bit more of a digital sound. I tried a Boss and the MXR poly octave but couldn't get a clean sound out of it.

Glad it was helpful!

I thought about adding it. I will in the future.

Thanks, will do!