I am absolutely amazed at how down to earth you are. You are an incredibly gifted musician, known and loved around the globe and yet you have this unbelievably cute personality that is adorable. Your excitement about everything is so refreshing. I find I cannot stop smiling when you do these kinds of videos. And your instrumental videos are beyond description. The variety of musical styles you excel at is amazing. Thank-you for sharing your wonderful talent!

You are so so generous showing us your equipment and how you use it...I love you`re a kind person and always stay in touch with us =) Only and just my best wishes for you from Argentina!

@-jank-willson

7 ай бұрын

"so so generous showing us your equipment and how you use it" yeah it was so sexy showing off her legs and feet for us 😋🤤🤤🤤

Boss Metal Zone MT-2 . Guitar players will understand. But your live rig has a pretty nice "wow" effect , never knew cello players geek out on pedals as much as guitar players.

@diegocorrales844

7 жыл бұрын

Zvonimir Tomić Yup xD.

@FrogFromFog

7 жыл бұрын

metal zone is outdated crap

@j.d.2230

4 жыл бұрын

@@FrogFromFog Only i youre a scrub hack and dont know how to use one.

I'm not musical but I was introduced to it by one of my fave English teachers when I was a 'wee' one. I have quite a few albums and CDs of Cello (mostly Yo-Yo-Ma) but I love the warmth and depth that it creates. So I learned of 2Cellos a few years ago and in that way learned of you. So thank for the education of what goes in to your performances. I'm quite sure you are busy, but hopefully you can make it back to Vancouver

Well Tina thank you for being part of a wonderful show that made me cry floods of tears in front of my wife at Prague. But seriously, you were staggering....thank you x

I keep all your videos greetings from Venezuela. Thank you for designing new tools for cello

Thanks so much for this. Just bought my daughter an electric cello.. she hasn't gotten it yet and wanted to educate myself in options for pedals and effects. This was very helpful to know what works with cello... as opposed to guitar!

Thank you for this look at your gear! Very inspiring!

Hey Tina, really nice video on your equipment for electric/acoustic cello. This video helped me spark some ideas of what I could get for my cello. As you can tell I'm a percussionist. I usually gig on occasions with normally just a bass amp, instr mic, and endpin stopper

Incredible, the Cello sounds beautiful as is. With those effects it sounds more beautiful. Can't believe it!

So awesome! I honestly never had any personal interest in electric cello or pedals but I found this really fascinating; definitely opened up a new world to me. Thanks for going so in-depth and sharing all your knowledge!

She's so gifted and down the earth. She's totally inspired me to start learning the cello and I absolutely love that almost everything she gets is from Amazon! ($10 that the chair she sat on comes from Amazon too lol)

Finally found you and am glad to subscribe to your channel. You ROCK Tina, you inspired me to learn how to play cello.

Damn, these videos make me wish I'd pursued cello a bit more. I might get a cheap elec cello for my apartment...

Tina you are amazing and a beautiful soul. I am just getting into music and you inspire me. Thanks for being you.

I do not imagine that the cello is able to make such sounds ... Heard electric cello in the game Shadow Warrior 2 (Music menu) and fell in love with the sound! Wow!

Best sales promotion I ever watched. Your articulate when you speak , yet you keep our interest with your intelligence and beauty. You would be great at anything you take on. Very interesting g and if I played celebi would definitely purchase dome of products you showed us. Lol

An inspiration. Never give up!

@tinaguo

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

oooh my goosh , it sound amazing!! first video i watch , fantastic sounds , so deep

Saw you in Houston with Hanz Zimmer. Have a great US tour. you are great and I appreciate your music.

Muy bien Tina excelente equipo.....para poder dar un excelente espectáculo.....congratulaitions.......

I am learning how to play cello! someday, I hope to play as beautifully and badass as you do! keep up the wonderful work! :D

I am now addicted to your Beautiful music. You are AWESOME down to earth and Beautiful. Thank you Ben

This is really cool. Never knew how amazing the cello is.

Тина,душевно приветствую Вас!Миледи,Я понимаю,что пишу на русском....,но Я искринне благодарен Вам за Вашу музыку и то-как Вы изливаете своё душевное состояние.....,даря слушателям душевно-яркип эмоции...!Спасибо Вам

You are very professional. Thank you.

the delay and reverb effect was reeeeally cool!

Useful informations, even if I'm not a cellist! Thanks for sharing

Very useful video Tina. Thank you.

Wow !!! Beautiful and talented, a wonderful combination. Good luck to you .

Very cool! I never really thought about effects pedals for a cello! I already play electric bass tuned in fifths, this really inspires me to start a new adventure on a cello! A WAH cello! Love it! :D

Awesome technic and tech!!! You are awesome!

Cool! Better then only play, you get us close to the job to understeand, more then only hear... Fantastic!

@tinaguo

7 жыл бұрын

+Tesla di Murbox thanks so much!

This awesome gifted lady is the reason I want to learn to play the cello

OOOh yeah!!! you sooo sold me on this!!!!

Very cool rig, Pixie!! Love how organized you keep things. =c)

Oh man! I just found my Christmas wishlist for the next 10 years =o

thank you so much for this I'm actually looking for new cello supplies:)

@tinaguo

7 жыл бұрын

Yay cello power!!

@makaitheartguy

7 жыл бұрын

senpai noticed me, I'm starstruck💜 #cellopower

I love this lady. So interesting, so talented, so beautiful.

Hi Tina, thank you very much for this video ! It helps a lot ! However, i choose S.D. Andromeda for delay and Neunaber Wet for reverb, these products are absolutely awesome...

You have the best personality ever and you are a amazing cellist

What amplification do you use though? You covered everything else, and it's really, really cool.

Love the video Tina, helped a lot in choosing the right effects pedals for my cello! I'm looking in to buying a good quality electric cello at the moment also, could you recommend any specific brands/models?

Amei !! I Love It !!

TINA I'am soooo impressed.

Hope to see you perform live someday. Just saw your performance doing the Pirates of Carribean from Hans Zimmer concerts. Love it and excellent.

I love that show in detail all your equipment, learn a lot, we love Tina ,please come to México city. kisesss

saw you in San Fran! you were awesome!

Very informative video!

Thanks for sharing.

just LOVE IT!!!

so in love..

Fantastic. Thanks for sharing. :)

After watching hans tour...of Prague.....in Netflix....I became your hardcore fan of yours...I loved how you performed with energy, passion and god emotion...I really didn't know who you were as I have seen you before @youtube, when hans said your name I paused video on Netflix and I literally searched your and subscribed....I am in love with you ..😍,your performance...

Hi Tina. Great video thanks for sharing! The Behringer sounds great with the electric - does it work nicely on your acoustic? I'm looking for something to give my bass pizz'ing a more plump sound. I'm also looking for a pedal which will even out the sound output between pizz'ing and bowing...any ideas? Thanks so much!

Excellent thank you 😀

Hey Tina! I love your music. You're taking the cello in new and exciting directions. QUESTION: What's your opinion of wireless mics on cello? Thanks for all you do!

@tinaguo

7 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure I have experience with wireless ones but I highly recommend the DPA-4099 on-body mic for acoustic cellos! Great sound and works well even in spaces as large as arenas!

Thanks :) cool stuff, beautiful

Thanks for the video! So helpful in finding pedals to use with my electric cello! Love the Octabass !!! Hoping for $ for Christmas:) Also where do you get pink bow hair?? Does it not turn white with rosin on it?

First of all just like to say what informative videos you do...great job! I was curious as to the actual dimensions of the custom pedalboard, is it 2ftx12"? I saw this setup and was amazed, I would love to reconfigure it for myself, minus the Tina Guo logo of course! :) Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for all your great tutorial videos on learning the cello by the way, I have watched them and love your enthusiasm and energy when you play, you make it seem so effortless! Thanks again

Awesome video. Would love to see you do something with 331Erock!

I Love Watching You you are Truely Amazing Artist You Rock with the Cellos🌞🌞🌞

Really cool to know what microphones/pickups you use :), thx from a fellow cellist

Ola tudo bem, eu adoro suas musicas e os seus videos também, vc introduziu um novo conceito de fazer este tipo de musica e de tocar este instrumento usando pedais e efeitos, fiquei muito fã seu, apesar de ser guitarrista de blues rock!! Silas Zimmer do Brasil! sucesso muito sucesso na carreira! abrç! Hi all, I love your songs and your videos too, you introduced a new concept to make this type of music and to play this instrument using pedals and effects, I was very fan your apesa to be guitarist of blues rock !! Silas Zimmer from Brazil! Very successful career success! Open it!

0:15 that got so metal so fast

Totally amazing

You buy everything on Amazon !!! It's funny.

Toca muito ^^

Hey Tina! I’m blown away from all the awesome music you’ve been producing! During the pandemic I’ve been exploring amplifying cello and possibly getting few guitar pedals to manipulate the sound. Here is my question: is it a problem for you that most guitar pedal switches are quite tall off the ground? Seems like they are designed for operating them while standing. I know you’ve been performing standing quite a bit but how does it feel to use them seated? There are some lower to the ground option like KMI Softstep but people seem to say it doesn’t register presses that well, especially on the carpet. Curious what solution did you find for best ergonomics? Thanks in advance!

@jakemode

2 жыл бұрын

I see Tina standing a lot during her live shows, Mike Block makes a really cool cello strap that even works with electric. In my experience the height of the pedal itself isn't too much of an issue, just gotta pickup my whole leg instead of just the foot. The main issue is when I have a lot of pedals, accessing them can be difficult. Hope that helps :)

Tina, what is this music sounding behind you? I cannot identify it, yet it is so beautiful!

I love to see the behringer eq in a high end pedalboard! 😃

Me on the streets 0:08 Me in the sheets 0:15

Hello Tina, i loved the video. Could you please show us your tc nova settings? I have one aswell and it sounds great with my guitar, but i'm struggling to find a decent tone on my eletric cello.

hi Tina, thanks for a very informative video! super cool :-) but can you show some examples of the pedals on the acoustic cello? this would be interesting and relevant for all of us acoustic cellists!

@tinaguo

7 жыл бұрын

I actually don't ever use pedals on the acoustic- I like to keep the 2 instruments and genres separate as I feel that each is better suited for different types of music- however the pedals work exactly the same on acoustic vs electric for the most part!

You know Tina after listening to The Rain of Castamere hundred time,I came up with suggestion you should make Stannis theme clip with your talent it will explode the KZread ;)

Hei Tina, I was wondering if those pedals would work well on the electric violin too?

Hi Tina, very nice video! What kind of effect pedal should be used to make an electric cello sounds closer to an accoustic cello? Thanks!

Hi Tina, I picked up Cello after a 20+ year Hiatus... lucky I'm still able to play... I have an acoustic, but looking into a starter electric set up. Though this video was helpful, I was wondering if you are using specific amps head/cab for guitar or bass or keyboard? Or what would you recommend? My purpose is to play live and record in a black metal project.

Nice gear! Hoping to expand from purely acoustic to getting started with amplification and effects on my instrument as well! Keep it up! ~a fellow cello :D

Did you try Bias FX+Bias Amp ? You can take it with you in your notebook or even iPad :) Sounds awesome and I think it will work well with your cello. All best Tina !

Hello, great video!Which fender amp(red one) do you use in this video(and i wonder which amp do you use on stage)?Thanks

Oh, hahaha. What a great surprise to hear your smile so natural in minute 3:56 thank you, thanks, thanks.

I know the feeling I get when I watch you with Hans Zimmer and the entire orquestra but wonder if you feel the same. So many people working together to make something sound so beautiful. The minute I see you come on I literally lose my sh♡♡ . Your so amazing. And I am your absolute newest fan.

Hi, thank you for the video and for your work, really interesting ! I was searching for the svc 210 "SK", but i cannot find it.. Is it an limited edition ?

you are great! Beautiful and talented what more can you ask for :) I have a good friend that composes for film and tv fun stuff!!

What stand do you use for your cello?

I had no idea that any of what was shown existed. I just thought that Miss Guo was magical at playing the cello and was able to pull of what others only dreamed of. Imagine my disappointment after watching this video! Seriously I did think it was all ability and no electronics involved. However with that said I am very happy that the electronics are available so we can hear you play and attain the high standards that you do. My question is that during a concert how many of the pedals do you use (classical music) and what makes you decide on if you use the electronic machine over the wooden instrument? I know the answer is "it depends" however please use playing in a Hans Zimmer concert as an example.

What a Wonderful Pedals. I'm very shock and surprised that you have Stompboxes Pedals and Multi Pedals that you use to Cello. Behringer EQ, Polytune Tuner, Crybaby Wah, OctaBass, Distortion, Delay, and Reverb, and Ditto Looper too!!!! I don't know what again to say, but I wish a great day for you everytime and everywhere. Greetings from Indonesia

Thanks for your detailed explanation. especially for Effector. ^0^

Me gusta eres técnica y excelente tocando

Which pitch shifter and pedals did you use for the Wonder Woman theme? Personally that was my favourite. ✌🏻

that cello is so cool

What schooling do you have for your musical training and how many hours a day do you practice? You are obviously amazing. WOW.

Zvonimir Tonic ~ You are 100% correct. My choice is BOSS ME-50. That is EVERY SINGLE effect with a complete parameter for EACH Effect, and probably 40 distortion effects, stereo output, which will create a VERY FAT sound if you choose to split outputs. They didn't forget anything. You can drop-kick it and you won't hurt it whatsoever. It has a built in tuner, multiple delays, sampling... the only thing different I would do outside of the effect is add Steve Vai's Bad Horsie "Wah" (the Cry Baby is a good one also) and an excellent Pitch pedal that covers at least 3 separate Octaves ~ (both UP and DOWN)... after that, the only other thing(s) I have are a Joe Walsh Talk Box, which is insanely AWESOME and I have a Theramin, which is super cool if you are into "wowing" a crowd. Just dig back into Jimmy Page and his Theramin and look at what he did. Ironically, he was using a Violin Bow on his guitar at the time and was using the Theramin in combination with a slap-back delay, lighting and bow-hammering. He would then point his bow somewhere in the audience and it created an effect as if he were shooting lighting bolts at them. This was a long time ago, but it would definitely work with Tina's show. Guaranteed!

@123jozef

4 жыл бұрын

The next thing Tina needs to do is have someone build her a double-neck Cello... one that has a tuning that she prefers for a strong rhythm and the other neck set up more for melodies (shredding)... Sample a melodic rhythm off of one neck for about 30 seconds or so, send it to one side (stereo out) and then when the sampling is playing (and it appears you are playing it) you then start playing your melody over the sampling on the other neck. If she used a whammy pedal for "octividing" she could hide what her feet are doing (with monitors or whatever) and then she could appear to be playing two necks at one time and basically... well, she would have absolutely NO restrictions on what she wanted the audience to hear, or what she wants them to see. Freedom to move her body would increase... she could use a variety of bows or pretend any which way but loose on the neck that has the rhythmic output. She would skyrocket into some kind of mystical Cello hero who could create music just by waving her hand in the air..... and just in case people start thinking I'm nuts... I actually have all of these setups (only with guitars and violins) and have performed in this fashion so many times I can't count. You can mesmerize an audience with wind in your hair, even laying an instrument on the ground and waving or raising and lowering your arm in the air when the pitch changes... again, as if you are performing without actually making contact with your instrument......add in a Fernandes Sustainer..... and you will lose your mind.

Hello from Brazil Tina...when you will come play here??

absolutely amazing one of the most beautiful and talented women I've ever seen

Hello Tina. I'm buying a Yamaha SVC-110 and i have no idea what kind of amplification to use. Could you give me advice?

Tina, great video! Could you recommend a good distortion pedal for under $100? My wife just got an electric cello and I want to get her a good distortion for Christmas :)

What do you think of the 6 string cobra cello and is it easier to learn cello on acoustic or electric cello?

not sure whether I should get a pick up for my acoustic cello or just go and buy a electric cello.