Girl; It's so romantic when a boy plays with my hair! TwoSetViolin:

Oh,, so THAT'S where my hair donations go... Huh...

*cries in hairstylist but watches curiously in musician*

How is this not a ritual for professional violinists? Beginner --- Average --- Expert --- HAS A BOW WITH THEIR OWN HAIR

Advantages of having long hair: - It looks cool - You can make a bow

Black bow strings actually look quite cool lol

Actually, human hair, as an alternative for horsetail is possible. Back in 2013, here in the Philippines, a hair conditioner brand "Cream Silk" tried to prove their product using human hair instead of horsetail. They sponsored an event and even hired the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra to play for their "Cream Silk Hair Sonata" event, and became the world's first [Human] Hair Symphony Orchestra.

When you see a lot of bald-headed Twoset Violins fans around you know what happened. :)

Oh…so this is why Rapunzel doesn’t play the violin…

I can see Brett totally taking up bowmaking in the far off future when his touring and ling ling days are over, he seems like he's a natural at it

...maybe I should've gone to bed instead.

I wonder whether bow with human hair would need more frequent rehair since its thinner? I feel like Ray would break all those hair in one go with his force of playing lol

*TwoSet starts recruiting long-haired individuals for totally normal reasons.*

14:25 It has a softer, more sparkly quality. I can imagine a composer one day might specify "switch to bow with human hair."

"I am afraid for you..." Something you NEVER wanna hear the expert say 😅

Imagine donating your hair and finding out that it is now in a violin bow😂

gotta admit, i cant help but bow down to this level of artistry. a new era is combing

The most SACRILEGIOUS thing on earth!!!😂 🤣 😂

LMAO ITS LIKE THE SAME WITH PRODUCER SHAUN WHERE EDDY GETS TUTORED STEP BY STEP WHILE BRETT IS OFF DOING HIS OWN MASTERPIECE

As long as I've known that bows were made of horse hair, I've wondered if you could make one with human hair. I feel like I got an answer to a life long question this morning, and the answer was yes! So satisfying...

Bro, imagine going to a witchcraft session with human haired bows😭

Ray should start to grow long hair at this point. Next time he will not only have extra E string on stage, but also extra bow hair just in case lol

Archetiers are real troopers. One of my friends is one & she frequently talks about how difficult it is to make sure the required wood is being reforested and taken care of in Brazil. I've also seen the process of hand picking out the damaged horse hair strands. My admiration and respect for archetiers has risen with this guy.

To be really honest, making bows with different hairs other than horse hair is such an interesting concept that I believe is definitely a topic that can be delve into deeper with soo much potential, I really hope you guys can try out more of these

This video is answering my childhood curiousity, thanks guys

this is both fascinating and sacrilegious at the same time 😭

I'm as shocked as them that this human hair bow is making a good sound 😮 rosin is everything

It opens a new realm of "You got played..." literally. 🤣

I was surprised by the sound. Definitely would probably break a lot faster than a normal bow but I’m surprised I’ve never heard of such a thing being done before

I really appreciate Paul’s light hearted & calm teaching/demonstration style. Lovely to see.

Based off previous videos, expect Brett to be able to handle any tools and for Eddy to be a hazard. Was not disappointed. 😂😂😂

Love how they go "HuMan Hair" and pull on their skalps in the beginning.

Brett is like a elder siblings who work themselves without other help and Eddy is like a (youngest) siblings who always claps for elder but do nothing

Ray Chen would destroy that bow😂 It being so frail, it wouldn't last through whatever first movement he's playing. 😂

Eddy clapping for Brett is so cute!!😊❤

Utterly SACRILEGIOUS!!!

Imagine loving someone so much your bowstring is their hair

Mammoth hair is the next logical step. Old hair for old violins.

Paul is awesome!! He kept everything hands on, but was still super informative and engaging. What a great archetier to teach and guide them.

I'm impressed the thin hairs actually survived those little parts.

Eddy : Welcome form twoset hair washes this service is for 40 bubble teas Me : bought the whole bubble tea shop

I love how Eddy always wants to try and learn new things despite his fears

it could be a combination of the room's echo and their skills improving, but is it just me or does it sound really smooth?

I am a retired equine library curator and love violin music. I’ve always been curious what differences in sound might be made depending on the breed of horse, the gender of horse, their age, and the color of the tail hair. Some horses have quite wavy hair, while others have quite straight hair. Certain horses have very coarse hair while others have fine hair. It doesn’t make sense to me that there are no differences in sound. I had neighbors who owned a music store and I asked him where tail hair was sourced for violin bows and they told me from horses sent to slaughter. Sad about that. It also means what musicians might get could be vastly different. Of course tail hair could be obtained from living horses which to me would be preferable. Before I retired I wanted to write to Itzak Perlman to ask if he would be interested in testing various horse tail hair to see what produced the best sound, but I never got my courage up enough to write to him. However I have wondered for years about all the expense and study is put into selecting superb violins but yet where is the study regarding the quality of the horse tail hair used in bows?

As a aspiring luthier in the USA ... Frequently we have to be a archetier aswell... Bottom grade horsehair cost 8 bucks... 😅😂😁 this was very ... Amusing. And for those wondering you can get horse hair in the standard white/ cream... But also in black, brown, and peppered.

My 3AM thoughts come true

Very nicely done. As a bowmaker who has haired thousands of bows, I approve.

Paul seems to be such a kind and humble person

Now make a violin out of human bones and skin

Petition for Brett's full version of Bach's Chaconne with the human hair bow 🙏

Paul is the real star of this video. Imagine being a craftsman of his level, and allowing two rank amateurs into your workshop! (no offence to the rank amateurs). Great video 👍

the emotional rollercoaster i went through from > mildly creeped out at the concept of a human hair bow > terrified that eddy might lose a finger > melting into a happy puddle during the end demonstration god i will never get tired of just hearing you guys play;-; 10/10 video !!! this felt like more of a ha ha silly video idea at the start but after everything yall have a humain hair bow now??? that's kinda really cool????

This gives me Hannibal vibes

Brett’s found his calling

it's a great concept for a video because it's something we've all thought about lol

Yassss MAID BRETT!!!😂

Fascinating.... Making possible what some have speculated! A guy called Mattias, likewise wondered if he could MAKE GUITAR STRINGS FROM SPIDER WEB. He had to go to Madagascar... which spiders produce the strongest webs in the world... & milked over 1,000 spiders... local kids helped find them... to get the 6,000 metres he needed but eventually HE MADE AN E STRING STRONG ENOUGH TO BE PLAYABLE (on a smaller guitar. The first one broke when tuning)

As long as this doesn't lead to making a cello out of vocal cords

Bows with black hair look really cool.

Now you can play h-air on g string. ;D

✨real✨human hair

this gives me whole nother level of respect for luthiers 😂

Watching Eddie handle the sharp blades gives me a n x i e t y ! ! ! I'm so glad nobody got hurt and everything went well. Good job, guys! I'm unfortunately reminded of the movie The Red Violin. LOL!

Violin: hey viola wanna hear a joke? Viola: sure, what? Violin: Melody. Viola: I dont get it. Violin: Exactly

Damn it actually sounded really good 😂

The violin feels so... Human.

the most metal bow. also, you make such lovely sound, it's so clear and crisp :)

Recherché technology and TwoSet being funny. I like the combination. Paul rocks!

Old violins strings were made of the intestines of animals like cows or sheep. Nowadays, they can be made of human intestines!

This guy was such a patient and kind teacher 🎉 shoutout to him 🎉❤

Damn, I was growing my hair out for this exact purpose and you beat me to it, damn 😂

as a violinist and a hairstylist, this was fantastic 😂

Funny and creative ideas😆😆and Paul looks like a nice guy, Brett and Eddy seem so happy 🥰

Serial killers. I knew it!!

Most nerve-wracking video I've watched😮. We need to protect your hands!😮

Now grow your hair to the length needed and use your own for rehairing your bows!

Now bow down to the horses gracefully

That's treseme conditioner too lol The guy knows the drill

40 seconds ago is crazy

I have a bow by this bowmaker many years ago that I still kept Very good Love

Poor Brett 🥺

InterSTRing

you need to comb from the end of the hair first and go upwards little by little, so you don't get stuck and don't break the hair.

Saving up for a violin because of you guys, 😊

Twoset archetiers!!

I always wondered as a child if one could make a bow out of human hair... I guess one can do so😂😂

When you practice so much, it doesn't even matter what kind of hair your bow is made from

The creativity and to come up with something like that (or were they like, "I've always wondered if it's possible...")!

The look of the black hair is legit

I LOVE the sound from it, very clean! I'd love a comparison video!

I mean I was shocked enough that bow is made of horse hair. But this is next level😅

It's official, we can now force professionals to use bows made with their own hair.

Oh I saw you guys yesterday in Munich and you broke bow hairs as well 😁loved that show.

Me reading the video title : hmm very InTrEStiNG

Thank you for letting us see an experienced craftsman doing such good work. Watching you try was fun, but I appreciate watching the bow re-haired and all the steps involved.

I appreciate the use of Bach's Goldberg Variations during the process

I was locked in and started wondering about this yesterday i need me a human hair bow

You're tellin me I can fix my bow *with my own hair*

Damn! Didn't expect it to actually work. I thought it would snap or something.

Paul seems like such a friendly guy 😊