• @[email protected]
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        359 months ago

        The bow is also on the wrong side of the bridge. Though now that I think of it, that might produce an even higher sound like you would expect of a microscopic violin?

        • Nate Cox
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          359 months ago

          He’s not even holding the bow at the frog. I’m beginning to question if he even knows how to play the violin.

          • @[email protected]
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            249 months ago

            Look, he’s trying, ok? He only started learning last week and it’s an instrument made for a completely different physiology!

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              59 months ago

              With all the legs and fingery things, I feel like tardigrades would probably be better at playing the world’s smallest clarinet.

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                9 months ago

                I think he’d do a superb job with @FlyingSquid’s trombone, too.

                I mean, just look at him.

          • Billiam
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            149 months ago

            If you’re such a critic, you try teaching a tardigrade how to play a stringed instrument then.

    • themeatbridge
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      9 months ago

      I tried zooming in on the headstock to see which direction the tuners point, but the image is all fucky.

      On the shoulders alone, I’d say it’s probably a cello although there are basses with round shoulders.

    • @[email protected]
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      89 months ago

      Unless of course it’s made for a tardigrade which, like Donald Trump Jr, doesn’t have a chin to make a chin rest at all useful.