Hola. Muchas felicidades y gracias por mostrarnos su arte. Quiero preguntar si usted de clases; si es así me gustaría tener el honor de tomar clases con usted. gracias
Yeah - I llove the Renaissance stuff - looking at a Dowland Fantasia at the moment myself (the one with the tremolo at the end) but not really a classical player to your level (I'm a jazzer) - just playing it because I like it...
Fabulous playing! I prefer less reverb/ echo on amps for a more traditional sound (like a warm lute), so only gave 4 stars. Sorry for that, but your playing is a 5! Thank you and looking forward to more. :-) Best regards.
The dislike of modern echo fx on renaissance music is just my personal preference only. Your piece still sounds very beautiful though, and you play a great sounding guitar and amp! :-)
I was just thinking my computer quality/ speakers could magnify the reverb echo. I use a little echo sometimes too, so will keep that in mind and not be so quick to judge reverb next time. ;)
Hey, don't worry, I also think I over-reverb the sound, maybe because I was trying to emulate a big and spacious place, I really don't know. Anyway, thank you very much for taking your time and comment.
With my first video post I found that the compression increased the reverb. Seems to me the only real problem is that when the video is obviously shot in a room, its weird to have the sound like a big church.
Btw did you ever try this repertoire with a capo on 2nd or 3rd fret?
Bravo!! Beautiful!!
vpopolzin 2 years ago
Hola. Muchas felicidades y gracias por mostrarnos su arte. Quiero preguntar si usted de clases; si es así me gustaría tener el honor de tomar clases con usted. gracias
godefredys 2 years ago
Bravo! Wonderful Interpretation!
wwelti 3 years ago
Yeah - I llove the Renaissance stuff - looking at a Dowland Fantasia at the moment myself (the one with the tremolo at the end) but not really a classical player to your level (I'm a jazzer) - just playing it because I like it...
beanabus77 3 years ago
Awesome musicianship.
You deserve more views....
beanabus77 4 years ago
Fabulous playing! I prefer less reverb/ echo on amps for a more traditional sound (like a warm lute), so only gave 4 stars. Sorry for that, but your playing is a 5! Thank you and looking forward to more. :-) Best regards.
Arstel 4 years ago
The dislike of modern echo fx on renaissance music is just my personal preference only. Your piece still sounds very beautiful though, and you play a great sounding guitar and amp! :-)
Arstel 4 years ago
I was just thinking my computer quality/ speakers could magnify the reverb echo. I use a little echo sometimes too, so will keep that in mind and not be so quick to judge reverb next time. ;)
Arstel 4 years ago
Hey, don't worry, I also think I over-reverb the sound, maybe because I was trying to emulate a big and spacious place, I really don't know. Anyway, thank you very much for taking your time and comment.
Eric
ericdts 4 years ago
With my first video post I found that the compression increased the reverb. Seems to me the only real problem is that when the video is obviously shot in a room, its weird to have the sound like a big church.
Btw did you ever try this repertoire with a capo on 2nd or 3rd fret?
JacarandaMusic 4 years ago
sonido, estilo, excelente
jacquillo 4 years ago
Very beautifully played!
LaukkuBah 4 years ago
So beautiful!
chinkame 4 years ago