carlos soto -> RE: Recording Lessons (May 20 2006 20:40:22)
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Hey man, recording your lessons is great you'll see that you missed a lot of things in a regular class and with recorded material you can just sit and analyse, you'll get a 100% of your teacher. I had two experiences with teachers who let me record their classes, the last class I had with one of them was recorded with a video cam, the class was about all we had seen with him as my teacher, I asked anything I wanted!...it was awesome because I actually catch a lot of things I didn't at first in the actual class. My second experience was with a teacher I had via web videos, he asked me what I wanted to work on and that was the first half hour of the video, then the other half he'd put what he thought I should learn. I still have those videos because he also played some nice tunes in between. The thing is you should make a record of the class in a format you'd like to see and/or hear later you know, I couldn't imagine those same classes with a 8bit/12000 recorder, the fact that you may have to decipher some things is just too annoying. I would do it with a digital video cam and a 1Gig pendrive and would make the videos smaller for storage if there's too many classes..., mp3 format is really good also but seeing the guitar adds a whole other dimension to it. Cheers.
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