Gone with what wind - Benny Goodman sextet - 78rpm

[disneysongtape]

I connect my turntable to my sound card to make MP3's but if I connect the turntable to my Microphone Jack on my camera wil I get a good audio and video recording of the record? disneysongtape

[yopascualin]

@disneysongtape

Then use those record-to-mp3 in the video edition and the video recordings at the same time. This is a dubbing.

[disneysongtape]

I am confused now. My turntable only has one set of connecting plugs. How do I hook it up to my camera and sound card to make one video of the record playing and the audio together? disneysongtape

[yopascualin]

@disneysongtape

1-Connect the turntable output to the pc input and start mp3 recording.

2-Start recording with the videocamera.

Make the mix using the video and the mp3in the video editor program.

[disneysongtape]

How do I keep the video and audio in synch how do I remvoer the sound the internal camera mic picks up while I am making the video? disneysongtape

[disneysongtape]

I just bought a video Camera. How to I get it hooked up to make videos like this? The regular Mic picks up too much background noise. thanks disneysongtape

[yopascualin]

@disneysongtape

Hi.

I use the camera mic only for recording the background noise (record changer noises) and simultaneously the turntable output is connected directly to the sound card on the pc to get the best sound!

[valjazz]

Benny's small groups always smoked! Thanks for posting this.

[fromthesidelines]

Recorded on February 7, 1940, and originally released on "American" Columbia 35404.

Benny Goodman, clarinet

Lionel Hampton, vibraphone

Charlie Christian, electric guitar

Count Basie, piano

Artie Bernstein, bass

Nick Fatool, drums

[usefulmusic]

Ah, it's good to have one's thoughts confirmed. Gracias Senor.

[usefulmusic]

I'm fairly certain it was Christian. He played with Goodman small groups around that time and was the only guitarist to be featured by Goodman (featured in solos as opposed to playing rhythm guitar)

For some reason, YouTube assumes I speak Spanish.

[yopascualin]

Yes You are right. There is a reissue on cd with Goodman and Christian with this track and the other side of the record

[JosephNScott]

"the only guitarist to be featured by Goodman featured in solos as opposed to playing rhythm guitar)" Goodman did let other electric guitarists take solos sometimes, but anyway yeah it's Christian on this one.

[usefulmusic]

Silly of me. Thanks for putting me right. I imagine postwar Goodman groups had electric guitarists but I have an irrational blind spot to my enjoyment of Goodman after the arrival of Bebop. In fact, don't know the personnel of any Goodman post 1945 small groups.

[JosephNScott]

Total number of guitar solos with Benny during '42-'45 was small, but if you do a youtube search on

powers girl goodman

the second one has one of the solos that Dave Barbour took with Benny in '42. If I remember right, Benny didn't hire a first-rate lead electric guitarist (along the lines of Chuck Wayne, Tiny Grimes, or Remo Palmieri) during '42-'47. Then hired the great Billy Bauer in '48.

[usefulmusic]

Charlie Christian on guitar?

[yopascualin]

Hi. There is no more info in the label, sorry.

Thank you.

[nicolaj0154]

how do you connect a normal record player to the computer?.

[yopascualin]

Hi. All the old amplifiers has included a preamplifier for the phono signal, so you can connect directly the amp to the phono in of the pc sound card. You can use too a preamp to connect to the pc. I think you can find some options in Ebay. There are turntables prepared to connect via usb directly.