alone together/should i improve my filming skills?

[sylvain54000]

alone together practice - YouTube

[brwnhornet59]

Well the video invokes a certain stark reality with an almost sepia quality between the black and white of the visual stimuli, to a very rich and textured landscape of sound.

[sylvain54000]

Originally Posted by brwnhornet59

Well the video invokes a certain stark reality with an almost sepia quality between the black and white of the visual stimuli, to a very rich and textured landscape of sound.

Well.... i'll take that as a compliment

[JakeAcci]

Extremely high level playing as usual. Some light would be an improvement for sure, especially because I think a lot of other guitarists (myself including) would like to observe your technique, fingerings, etc. Would be great if you got a nicer camera...even the smartphone cameras don't hold frames like that.

[sylvain54000]

Originally Posted by JakeAcci

Extremely high level playing as usual. Some light would be an improvement for sure, especially because I think a lot of other guitarists (myself including) would like to observe your technique, fingerings, etc. Would be great if you got a nicer camera...even the smartphone cameras don't hold frames like that.

I must admit i should invest in a good cam....let it be the good resolution of the year!

[cosmic gumbo]

What good is it being a jazz guitarist without a nice camera and some film making skills? Shameful.

[augusjazz]

Originally Posted by JakeAcci

Extremely high level playing as usual. Some light would be an improvement for sure, especially because I think a lot of other guitarists (myself including) would like to observe your technique, fingerings, etc. Would be great if you got a nicer camera...even the smartphone cameras don't hold frames like that.

I totally agree.

[sylvain54000]

Originally Posted by cosmic gumbo

What good is it being a jazz guitarist without a nice camera and some film making skills? Shameful.

now that you mention it, i feel shameful...