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Jim Opfer

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Joined: Jul. 19 2003
From: Glasgow, Scotland.

Good learning material

Check this tocaor's videos out on YouTube.
Phew!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 8 2008 22:11:17

Ailsa

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Joined: Apr. 17 2007
From: South East England

RE: Good learning material (in reply to Jim Opfer)

Interesting stuff Jim - he's recorded loads! He has a website too www.luisreinaldos.com. which says he teaches. I'm wondering if all those youtube vids are a teaching aid for his students?

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 8 2008 23:09:56

Pgh_flamenco

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Joined: Dec. 5 2007
From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

RE: Good learning material (in reply to Jim Opfer)

Too bad the stuff is locked and can’t be saved for offline use. I keep hearing about legal decisions that limit the ability of websites like YouTube to allow people to post copywrited stuff. I don’t think this type of thing will be online indefinitely.

There are so many examples of different chord forms, etc. that would be useful to see performed—far more than you see on instructional DVD’s. The guy must love Camaron.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 9 2008 18:36:38

Georg

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Joined: Feb. 5 2006
From: Germany

RE: Good learning material (in reply to Pgh_flamenco)

quote:

Too bad the stuff is locked and can’t be saved for offline use.

hm... Perhaps you missed this post:

old thread

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 9 2008 20:08:38

Pgh_flamenco

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Joined: Dec. 5 2007
From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Best Media Format (in reply to Georg)

Does anyone have a favorite format for sound and video clips? I found the .flv format to have many limitations, so I'm thinking about using mpg format instead. Anyone care to share their preferences and why--some basic pro's and con's would be great, too? TIA

Thanks Georg!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 9 2008 20:31:02

Georg

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Joined: Feb. 5 2006
From: Germany

RE: Good learning material (in reply to Jim Opfer)

I have written it already in the older thread:

wmv, because you can slow it down with windows media player without changing the pitch. I don't see any cons.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 9 2008 20:36:07

Pgh_flamenco

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Joined: Dec. 5 2007
From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

RE: Good learning material (in reply to Georg)

quote:

wmv, because you can slow it down with windows media player without changing the pitch. I don't see any cons.

Winamp can do this with a plugin, but it's not that stable. Also, the slowed audio has a reverberation in it that ruins the sound quality.

I'll give wmv a try.

Thanks again Georg.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 9 2008 20:41:51