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Love this. I'd *love* to hear you jam on this instrument for a bit instead of jumping around styles. Especially what you got going between 6:13 and 6:26.
I've watched a few of your videos and I've enjoyed them a lot so thanks for doing them.
Something I have noticed though is that the focus (from a video perspective) seems all wrong to me.
The two most important things are the live video feed of you playing and the corresponding MIDI keyboard view. Yet these are both dwarfed by the, largely static, Kore2 window.
When you're not actually selecting patches I'd suggest hiding Kore and expanding the video window and MIDI key display.
Your suggestion is quite appreciated — it's something I might do (and have done before with more "polished" vids) in an editing program like Sony Vegas. But these videos are just meant to be made very quickly and shared the same way. :)
Conversely, more people have larger widescreens now, and there's something to be said about not zooming when needed if you can show both clearly at once.
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Something I have noticed though is that the focus (from a video perspective) seems all wrong to me.
The two most important things are the live video feed of you playing and the corresponding MIDI keyboard view. Yet these are both dwarfed by the, largely static, Kore2 window.
When you're not actually selecting patches I'd suggest hiding Kore and expanding the video window and MIDI key display.
Conversely, more people have larger widescreens now, and there's something to be said about not zooming when needed if you can show both clearly at once.
Yep I can appreciate not letting a lot of process get in the way of inspiration. Your vids are great so just keep doing what you do :)
Thanks again.
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