[realscotch]

http://youtu.be/uhp8u8GU40k


http://youtu.be/WAaH1SEvkdo

http://youtu.be/csIKhvojIWw

http://youtu.be/giGe-9ZrLY8

This is better stuff

This post has been edited by realscotch: 27 November 2011 - 11:44 AM

[realscotch]

My videos are too long for FDL. If anybody is interested, PM me and I'll send you a link.

[Poco Askew]

Are you putting them on youtube?
You can't put any length video on this site - only link to a streaming service (like youtube, photobucket, or ???).
Send me a link if you like and I'll see if I can get you going.

[Sean Lang]

Come on Scotch, cough 'em up

[einarabelc5]

Guys,

I can testify for scotch. His smallest video is 14 min long. I do know that youtube has "director" type accounts that allow that.

Just a tease,
He's at least as fast as Carl Palmer but knows how to pause, and he can play both grips.

[realscotch]

einarabelc5, on 19 November 2011 - 11:39 AM, said:

Guys,

I can testify for scotch. His smallest video is 14 min long. I do know that youtube has "director" type accounts that allow that.

Just a tease,
He's at least as fast as Carl Palmer but knows how to pause, and he can play both grips.

Thanks for saying that, I appreciate it. That's good company you put me with.

[Poco Askew]

Why not upload 10 minutes of a few of them?
Surely there are plenty song covers scotch can cover that are less than 10 minutes.

[realscotch]

Poco Askew, on 19 November 2011 - 02:06 PM, said:

Why not upload 10 minutes of a few of them?
Surely there are plenty song covers scotch can cover that are less than 10 minutes.

I don't do any covers, they are just solos. Just banging away.

[joedirtydirt]

they are long but worth every min of it... love to see some more, scotch

[Poco Askew]

realscotch, on 19 November 2011 - 02:17 PM, said:

I don't do any covers, they are just solos. Just banging away.

Why not?
I'd rather see your interpretation of any song rather than free-form banging. IMO, drums are meant to be part of music - they need context. Drum solos (even the best) should to be used sparingly. Again, just my opinion.
Shoot, I was looking forward to something new. Come on. Pleezzze???

[realscotch]

Poco Askew, on 19 November 2011 - 03:47 PM, said:

Why not?
I'd rather see your interpretation of any song rather than free-form banging. IMO, drums are meant to be part of music - they need context. Drum solos (even the best) should to be used sparingly. Again, just my opinion.
Shoot, I was looking forward to something new. Come on. Pleezzze???

I have to get the "whatever I need" to do covers. I've been looking at a Zoom Q3hd. I read that you can use that gizmo to make covers.

Then comes the actual music. How and where do you get it? Then how do you sync them up. This is all the stuff I have to figure out.

I have a Buddy Rich DVD that has a part where the drums are muted out. I'd like to do West Side Story and a couple of others.

Joe, can I ask you how you saw a video of mine?

[joedirtydirt]

realscotch, on 19 November 2011 - 05:38 PM, said:

I have to get the "whatever I need" to do covers. I've been looking at a Zoom Q3hd. I read that you can use that gizmo to make covers.

Then comes the actual music. How and where do you get it? Then how do you sync them up. This is all the stuff I have to figure out.

I have a Buddy Rich DVD that has a part where the drums are muted out. I'd like to do West Side Story and a couple of others.

Joe, can I ask you how you saw a video of mine?

lol. you sent some to me like 2 weeks ago..

[realscotch]

joedirtydirt, on 19 November 2011 - 05:54 PM, said:

lol. you sent some to me like 2 weeks ago..

OK I forgot. I guess as I get older, the senility is kicking in.

[Poco Askew]

I was able to get a portion of realscotch's video embedded. Enjoy.

[abacacus]

Hey Scotch, if you need any help with video editing or anything I can give some basic help. I'm better with audio, but it's related.

This post has been edited by abacacus: 20 November 2011 - 11:32 PM

[realscotch]

abacacus, on 20 November 2011 - 11:31 PM, said:

Hey Scotch, if you need any help with video editing or anything I can give some basic help. I'm better with audio, but it's related.

Thanks abacacus, I appreciate it.

Has anybody had experience with a Zoom 3hd something or other recorder.

[Poco Askew]

realscotch, on 20 November 2011 - 11:55 PM, said:

Has anybody had experience with a Zoom 3hd something or other recorder.

Is it the Zoom Q3HD? I haven't used it, but any digital camcorder using a standard video recording codec will work. I'm skeptical the stereo sound will be of much use, but the Q3HD should let you record your drum playing. From the little I've read about the camera, it is supposed to do a good job with audio but less so on the video quality.

[einarabelc5]

realscotch, on 20 November 2011 - 11:55 PM, said:

Thanks abacacus, I appreciate it.

Has anybody had experience with a Zoom 3hd something or other recorder.

When I did my singing showcases, showcasedujour.com I was recorded on a camera like that. We were singing on an abbey that was originally set up with a pipe organ so the acoustics were incredible. The camera it's exactly as Poco Describes it. If you do your take from a medium distance the video should be fine.

[realscotch]

einarabelc5, on 21 November 2011 - 09:39 AM, said:

When I did my singing showcases, showcasedujour.com I was recorded on a camera like that. We were singing on an abbey that was originally set up with a pipe organ so the acoustics were incredible. The camera it's exactly as Poco Describes it. If you do your take from a medium distance the video should be fine.

OK guys, thanks.

[Orb vs Architect]

the zoom h2 is perfect for recording drums and small ensembles. by far the best thing on the market at the price ($99 or less) and totally outperforms their higher end options. a total workhorse

http://www.amazon.co...22186543&sr=8-1

i can provide examples if anyone's interested