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Reddit mentions of Fretless Finger Guide for Full (4/4) Size Violin
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Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of Fretless Finger Guide for Full (4/4) Size Violin. Here are the top ones.
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- The Fretless Finger Guide uses no adhesive. No need to loosen or remove the strings.
- Won’t damage your stringed instrument like violin finger tape or stickers.
- Play beginner violin songs and scales quickly. Shows first position naturals, sharps and flats. Simple to understand color coded notes.
- Our color-coded finger guide provides a no-miss road map that shows you exactly how to find the notes on the music staff and your violin or fiddle.
- Used by public schools and private teachers since 2003. Includes complete instructions for how to put the guide on. Our on-line resource provides new and beginning violinists with violin sheet music, scales, instructional videos and more at no cost.
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 0.01 Inches |
| Length | 4.75 Inches |
| Weight | 0.04375 Pounds |
| Width | 4.25 Inches |
Nobody does it? Look what they sell on Amazon, and I've seen many self-taught violinists on Youtube use those for the first half year/year or so...
https://www.amazon.com/Fretless-Finger-Guide-Full-Violin/dp/B00E9EC2K4
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When I started, my teacher gave me a little dot where the thumb goes, and that was it. After 2 months of practice, the dot fell off and then she was like "well, use your ear now..."
There are note stickers for your fretboard though though (or just fret tape if you think that’s too much). Or you could get a tuner and look at it as you play and figure out which notes are where by looking at a diagram or something
NSFWish: Digital art I made recently!
This would be great!
Fretless Finger Guide for Full (4/4) Size Violin https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E9EC2K4/
I got the fretless finger guide. Can be easily put on the violin and taken off without damage or residue. Stickers like the P&VT use can leave a residue behind. The fretless finger guide works great. I use it to kind of warm up and I hardly look at it after unless something sounds off. I say use it for warming up. Then try taking it off or playing blindfolded.