uploaded video 2

nutloaf · August 2009

I'm not about to flood this board with videos of me. But I think I've fixed the backing track volume so you can hear what I'm playing. Would be grateful for any feedback. I wont post anymore vids, not of me anyway!
The track is I'll see you in my dreams.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ML2oUnPOvo

Bones · August 2009

Nice! Thanks for posting!

Do you have a tab for the solo?

Matthias Lenz · August 2009

as in the other video, well done. and the volume balance is better now.

IMO it´s super when members are posting videos here...after all, it´s a community, and we´re meant to share our experience, right ?
The only thing I´d keep in mind is to not make up a new thread for each video, but to add upcoming videos to an already existing thread.
If you do it that way, I think it shouldn´t bother anyone.

best wishes,
Matthias

nutloaf · August 2009

Thanks guys. I dont have a tab for the solo. Whenever I learn somebodies solo I always forget them, so I thought make up my own so I can remember it. Your right Mathias, about it being a community. I've learnt more from Michaels books and forum than anywhere else. Thanks again.

Heretic · August 2009

I really enjoyed your playing very much. Nice work.

pmg · September 2009

Bravo!!! Very credible version. The playing was better than the sound. Not sure if it was the recording or the guitar. Try borrowing a Dupont or a Favino and use the same equipment and see if it sounds better. I suspect that you may need to give Michael a call about an upgraded guitar.

Backing track sounded great. Is it available for download?

Ricardo · September 2009

I liked that a lot - well done.

shreyas · September 2009

very nice job! I especially like the parallel phrasings you were doing it adds a nice, audience accessible frame of reference. Is that a solo you prepared beforehand, or was it spontaneous improvisation? (it's absolutely awesome either way). I was also wondering how you decide where to connect two arpeggios; i've been trying to do that and i've noticed that it can sound very awkward and angular. Your arpeggios that connected did so very smoothly and lyrically.

cheers,
Shreyas