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Played on an electric 5-string viola-in. 
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Ya!!!!
It's actually kind of fun to play with Octaviser, Reverb, Chorus and Delay. The five string electric makes a lot of sense especially for those who want to play both the high notes from a Violin and the lower ones from a Viola.
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I had to ask my dad(HeadCheese) what a Viola-in was.
I think that sounded awesome. Electric instruments look so cool.
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Yeah, the range is great on 5 string instruments!
I made up the viola-in thing. Since it had a C and an E string, you could call it either a 5-string violin or a 5-string viola. So I just called it a viola-in! xD
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those instruments are fantastic, in fact I am experimenting on it, I am making an electric violin, we'll see the results
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Good luck with it Manny 🙂
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I have enough trouble with four strings... 
I couldn't remember the origins of the "viola-in," but knew I'd first seen it used at Fiddlerman.com. It was an opportunity to illustrate the overlap of the strings used on the viola and violin to Son #1.
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