post a video clip of you playing.
post a video clip of you playing.
I like mandolins.
Here's 2:
Impromptu Blues
Tanyards
There are others if you check my YouTube video list.
Jim
when me and my bro found out about youtube we searched mandolin and watched tanyards.that is the coolist song!!!!!!i love it. good playing!!!
harry
I like mandolins.
Jim,
I especially like your version of "Cold Frosty Morning." #I play that one fairly often at old-timey jams, but it sounds nothing like that. #Is it your own arrangement?
It's based off a clawhammer banjo arrangement I play from listening to Merle Watson 25 years ago. Something I taped of Doc and Merle back in the early 80's off of public radio. I think as most fiddle tunes go, there are variations floating about. Local frailing banjo player I've picked with occasionally plays his arrangment pretty close to that.
Now Bela Fleck recorded Cold Frosty Morning years ago on his album Crossing the Tracks--his arrangment is something totally different.
Jim
So how exactly do you post a video on You Tube?
2015 Chevy Silverado
2 bottles of Knob Creek bourbon
1953 modified Kay string bass named "Bambi"
Not much mando playin' but here's a short clip of the bluegrass group I'm in.
youtube clip
John Gay
Memphis
Okay, I think I got this figgered out...
I had been thinking we needed to update the "Post A Picture of Yourself" thread anyway and now with this You Tube phenom we can have videos - wheeee!
So here's one of me playing with Bertha (Nations) & Otis Whitesides on the open mic at the Chilliwack Bluegrass Festival a couple of weeks ago. #Story goes they were looking for some backup musicians and asked me to play with them. #I was honored as Bertha is one of the "First Family" of bluegrass here in the Northwest and a fixture of the Darrington Bluegrass Festival. #
Anyway, you'll have to excuse my attire as I was camping in the heat and humidity and really never expected to be on stage.
2015 Chevy Silverado
2 bottles of Knob Creek bourbon
1953 modified Kay string bass named "Bambi"
John and mandopete: great clips! It is refreshing to see the amount of talent that exists here at the cafe.
And it again goes to show how great a resource youtube is.
Jim
Back at ya Jim!
2015 Chevy Silverado
2 bottles of Knob Creek bourbon
1953 modified Kay string bass named "Bambi"
Very nice job Pete. (could you hear me clapping when I listened to it a few minutes ago?)
Ron Lane
2002 Gibson F-9
Martin DC-18GTE
Here's a "backyard picking" clip of my band:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=aLCnvsGvQeU
I'm actually the guy on bass, not mando...
Brian
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2002 Gibson Adam Steffey F5
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Nice stuff there Brian.
Bill Snyder
Bill:
Thanks! We had a great time filming it... Kinda nervous, but I thought we played a good show with relatively few mistakes.
- Brian
*We* are the music makers... and *we* are the dreamers of dreams.
2002 Gibson Adam Steffey F5
http://www.highway81bluegrass.com
Checkout the Skinner Family. The very young boy on mandolin has to stand on a box to get high enough for the single mic, but he picks pretty tall.
Skinner Family
hoops a big day today
1- record a tune on the mandola
2- try to put it in light format ( with no sucess)
3- open an account to youtube.com
4- upload the tune
5- and now here's the result :
the tune
Jean Lacote
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/jl-mando
Jean great tune and I love that dola. I must say I am really enjoying this thread. Keep em coming!!! Lp
J.Lane Pryce
What the heck...I'm probably a slow hand compared to most of you guys, but I'm always up for embarassing myself, so...
Flop-Eared Mule
Steven E. Cantrell
Campanella A
Thank you JLP
I can't resist to show you Laurent who come across the France today for taking his new toy ( the dola )
At the time I write this reply he is coming back at home in Normandy with the mandola , and my heart his now a little alone , but I know she is in really good hand
Have a look to Laurent discover his new toy
Jean Lacote
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/jl-mando
great song!it sounds alot like a chris thile song.
I like mandolins.
Jessamyn's Reel I believe - sounds great too!
2015 Chevy Silverado
2 bottles of Knob Creek bourbon
1953 modified Kay string bass named "Bambi"
Hi,
Please help me. I have the video recorded onto a kodak digital camera. I downloaded the video on a program for kodak. I tried downloading the video directly onto windows movie maker(can't do it for some reason). I tried downloading with youtube.I have high speed internet and the download took an hour and it still failed. How do you guys download to youtube with just a digital camera. I tried to figure it out. I'm about to scream.
Please if you can explain it v e r y simply. Step by step for a dummy like me. I hate to admit it but I'm giving up for now.
I wandered again to my home in the mountains....
Bobbie , look at the size of your file , youtube accept file <100MB , lenght <10minutes. just an idea.
Mandopete , you're right that sound like Jessamyn's reel.
Jean Lacote
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/jl-mando
Bobbie, Jean's advice should be your first check. You cannot upload a file to YouTube if it is too large (100MB), or longer than 10 minutes.
The reason why you cannot open the file in Windows Movie Maker is because your Kodak camera records in a video format called QuickTime (the video file extention is probably .mov right?). In order to view and edit the file, you need to use a Quicktime compatible software, typically the paying "Pro" version of Quicktime Player (www.apple.com/quicktime).
At the moment, your video is very likely either to big or to long. You need to edit it or compress it before you can upload it to YouTube, or re-record it in smaller chunks... Before you get additional software, have a read in the video section of the Kodak Software manual, there might well be a feature to edit the video.
Hope this helps, ask here or PM if you need more help.
Germain
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