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CGDA - Posted - 01/09/2012: 14:48:16
quote:
Originally posted by Rob MacKillop
Oh, I wish I had heard that!
Great, you don't disagree! I'll try to record something on next weekend.
Marco
Bruce Miner - Posted - 01/09/2012: 15:54:18
Many thanks to Marco, Richard and Linda for your most kind comments. They're greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Bruce
banjopaolo - Posted - 01/10/2012: 06:40:52
Off Topic:
I uploaded another clip taken from a tv show were I played with my friend Betty Gilmore, it was a little hommage to Miriam Makeba: it is not played on four strings so I didn't link it to this part of the forum, but since the great part of my contacts are here I suggest you to wach it, hoping you enjoy: at least the setting and the camerawork is much better than usual!
you find it here:
banjohangout.org/topic/224931
Bruce Miner - Posted - 01/10/2012: 14:09:53
Good stuff Paolo!! Thanks for sharing.
Best Regards,
Bruce
banjopa - Posted - 01/10/2012: 16:20:40
Thanks Paolo! Very interesting and loved the video!
Steve
Tinfoot - Posted - 01/10/2012: 20:51:15
:D
banjopaolo - Posted - 01/10/2012: 23:27:26
many Thanks, Steve: we are all waiting for your stmpin' at the savoy!ciao
banjopa - Posted - 01/11/2012: 05:54:49
I will try to do it this weekend. I am having a busy week. No time to practice!
Steve
CGDA - Posted - 01/15/2012: 03:13:37
Hello friends!
I've just received the permission to post this clip from Rob. I enjoyed myself a lot playing this cyber-session together with this skilled and solid banjoist.
Here's the link to our job:
youtu.be/XiOckqkUAvg
I hope you will enjoy too!
Marco
banjopa - Posted - 01/15/2012: 06:08:21
nicely done! I love collaborations! Someday, I would like to do one with somebody too.
Steve
RUBY2 - Posted - 01/15/2012: 06:45:14
Rob/Marco
How good was that!
The wonders of the web bring people from different corners of he world together to play.
Smashing stuff!
Thanks for sharing.
Richard
banjopaolo - Posted - 01/15/2012: 08:47:54
lovely!!!!we should make an all over the world banjo session...
CGDA - Posted - 01/15/2012: 09:22:24
quote:
Originally posted by banjopaolo
lovely!!!!we should make an all over the world banjo session...
Here I am..!
Marco
CGDA - Posted - 01/15/2012: 09:28:05
Paolo, Richard, Steve,
thank you so much for your nice comments!
Marco
banjopa - Posted - 01/15/2012: 09:33:30
I have never done a video collaboration and have no idea how to edit it together. But I am willing to participate!
Steve
CGDA - Posted - 01/15/2012: 09:36:49
quote:
Originally posted by banjopa
I have never done a video collaboration and have no idea how to edit it together. But I am willing to participate!
Steve
That's great Steve !
Marco
Rob MacKillop - Posted - 01/15/2012: 10:09:19
The first thing would be for someone to just play a rhythm track video for any tune of the month we decide upon. I don't think my software can have two videos playing at the same time. Apart from Marcus, can anyone else's? I'm really impressed with what Marcus did, and the tuba line helps too.
lc47 - Posted - 01/15/2012: 10:31:27
As I commented on YT, it really is brilliant and definately made me SMILE:)
Looking forward to more 'banjo's across the world'.
Linda
CGDA - Posted - 01/15/2012: 11:03:28
Rob,
I propose myself to edit the videos, that's not so dangerous as each one can save his personal tracks...beside, many versions could be realized and compared to choose the best one.
A good base would be a good start... the next step should be not to include more than 4/5 banjoists to avoid a too difficult job (IMO). After some attempts we could try to create a "Guinness" Banjo Band with dickers of musicians!
Marco
Edited by - CGDA on 01/15/2012 11:04:59
CGDA - Posted - 01/15/2012: 11:58:41
quote:
Originally posted by Rob MacKillop
Dickers?
Oops...I suspect that I've been betrayed by my dictionary. I was meaning "half a score, tens"
BEWARE OF MY ENGLISH, I'M OFTEN AFRAID OF BEING MISUNDERSTOOD !!!
banjopa - Posted - 01/15/2012: 13:11:59
I'm in!
Tinfoot - Posted - 01/16/2012: 06:05:27
I just now finally watched Marco's video mix of him and Rob's playing "When You Are Smiling" ... now that is too cool for words! Oh, and here is a clickable link (why I missed it the first time around, must have skimmed past it, not realizing what it was):
youtu.be/XiOckqkUAvg
CGDA - Posted - 01/16/2012: 10:12:44
quote:
Originally posted by Tinfoot
I just now finally watched Marco's video mix of him and Rob's playing "When You Are Smiling" ... now that is too cool for words! Oh, and here is a clickable link (why I missed it the first time around, must have skimmed past it, not realizing what it was):
youtu.be/XiOckqkUA
Thank you so much for appreciating our experiment and for providing a clickabe link !
Marco
Dogface - Posted - 01/17/2012: 11:02:32
Stompin'...? Hey, what key are you guys playin' in ? I watched Rob and dunno. I think it's written in F and that's what I'm tryin to learn it in but my changes don't look much like his at all ??
Rob MacKillop - Posted - 01/17/2012: 11:22:35
Mind you, I don't know what key Maco is in. LOL! Only kidding, Marco ;-)
Dogface - Posted - 01/17/2012: 11:31:52
Thanks Rob....no wonder I couldn't follow it since I'm in F. Hopefully I can get it down before Feb :)
Marco is likely in Key Largo ....LOL...
banjopa - Posted - 01/17/2012: 11:49:27
I am working on it in "C"
Steve
CGDA - Posted - 01/17/2012: 11:50:34
quote:
Originally posted by Dogface
Stompin'...? Hey, what key are you guys playin' in ? I watched Rob and dunno. I think it's written in F and that's what I'm tryin to learn it in but my changes don't look much like his at all ??
Dogface, I extracted 3 scores from my "fake books". One is in F, one in C, one in D flat. The original versions of Benny Goodman's and Chick Web's bands are played in D flat, so this key is the Holy Gral...isn't it? 
But I love the Rob's version in F as this key makes it so easy and fun to play on a CGDA tuned tenor.
I hope to listen to other version of this tune here on this wonderful 4-string corner and I also wait for any proposal for a further, extended digital experiment.... Marco
Edited by - CGDA on 01/17/2012 11:51:20
CGDA - Posted - 01/17/2012: 11:58:28
Hey Rob & Dogface...don't you know the dodecaphonic music ? Ahahahahahahahah ! ;o)
#-----O Marco
CGDA - Posted - 01/17/2012: 12:12:11
OOpps...please, delete my last posts...I think I'm a little crazy today !! (too much work)
Marco
Rob MacKillop - Posted - 01/17/2012: 12:19:50
Oops, I thought we were talking about When You're Smiling. I play Stompin in C, beginning with a G7 chord.
Rob MacKillop - Posted - 01/17/2012: 13:39:20
Hey, we one have a 'Like' button :-)
banjopaolo - Posted - 01/17/2012: 14:05:18
My version is in F..
Dogface - Posted - 01/22/2012: 13:20:34
Ok..all my banjo buddies. Finally did my version of the January TOM.... Stompin' at the Savoy... hope you approve.
Can't seem to figger out how to attach so here's the URL..
youtube.com/my_videos_edit
Edited by - Dogface on 01/22/2012 13:22:23
banjopa - Posted - 01/22/2012: 13:26:06
Not a working link Mark. You may have to play the video in You Tube and then copy and paste that link into a new message here.
CGDA - Posted - 01/22/2012: 13:35:34
Mark, please post a valid address !
Thanx
Marco
CGDA - Posted - 01/22/2012: 13:40:58
Yeah! Just found (using dogface+banjo as tags on YouTube). Nice version & nice banjo ! (Is it a Leedy?)
Rob MacKillop - Posted - 01/22/2012: 13:42:11
Some good stuff there, Mark! Nice modulations, and a great last chord. Is that Eddie Davis's bird I hear in the background?
Rob
RUBY2 - Posted - 01/22/2012: 14:12:46
Hi Mark
That was Great! Really enjoyed that.
Loved the smile at the end too ;-)
Thanks for posting.
Ta Richard
Dogface - Posted - 01/22/2012: 14:30:03
quote:
Originally posted by banjopa
Not a working link Mark. You may have to play the video in You Tube and then copy and paste that link into a new message here.
Steve, that is what I thought I did....seems Rob saved my by embedding it. I have tried to save attachments and photos work but this video would not attach for me. Tried a few times. Thanks Rob...
Birdie is my wife's African Grey ...was not sure you could hear it...
Banjo is a thing I put together myself out of mostly B&D parts and a Richelieu archtop tone ring I found on ebay. Rick made the rim to fit for me. All other parts are Bacon.
Edited by - Dogface on 01/22/2012 14:33:51
argus1 - Posted - 01/22/2012: 14:42:58
Rob - LOL
Mark - very nice job! thanks for posting that!
Donna
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as I recorded 4 audio tracks and 4 soundtracks all at once, then I inadvertently deleted the video corresponding to the chosen audio, so I used a video not corresponding to this audio. as an ear player I'm not able to play anything always the same way. This case the result is that not always the fingers move corresponding to the music. I hope to improve everything in the future! Thank you again for giving me the opportunity to use your "Tune of the Month"
