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I am not sure if I posted in the correct section but wanted to share a video of me playing a Venezuelan piece called "Galeron" by Vicente Sojo. I am using a bulerias backing track which sort of works.
RE: "Galeron" by Vicente Sojo (in reply to aleksi)
Thank you Aleski. @Nenadk, I am playing the last piece of a five piece set. The others are:"Cantico- "Aguinaldo- "Cancion"- "Aire venezolano". This one (Galeron) happens to be my favorite. Thanks Romerito for your generous comment.
RE: "Galeron" by Vicente Sojo (in reply to rombsix)
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Man, you need some sheet music on the desk in front of you.
Ramzi, there is nothing wrong with having sheet music in front of you. I remember watching a few well known classical players reading off the score in performances. Now Flamenco is a different beast.
I am still working on getting the best possible sound from my camera mic. I have to admit that I am sometimes too lazy.
RE: "Galeron" by Vicente Sojo (in reply to jg7238)
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Ramzi, there is nothing wrong with having sheet music in front of you. I remember watching a few well known classical players reading off the score in performances. Now Flamenco is a different beast.
I know man. I'm just teasing. Many are afraid of sheet music, and that is why I made that other comment that having sheet music in front of you makes you look like a pro.
About the camera mic - it's easy. Just turn it way down (all the way down to at least 20%). Better to have the viewer have to raise the volume a bit and hear clean sound rather than NOT have to raise the volume and get distorted basses.
RE: "Galeron" by Vicente Sojo (in reply to rombsix)
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Just turn it way down (all the way down to at least 20%). Better to have the viewer have to raise the volume a bit and hear clean sound rather than NOT have to raise the volume and get distorted basses.
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