Same for Keepvid. It now has an MP3 download process selection..I use it regularly and it's easy...and fast. I've downloaded dozens of songs...in fact, any audio attached to a Youtube or Vivo?.or whatever you can find.
I actually downloaded Johnny Aces sound from his LIVE gigs and burnt them to CD and play them in my car, and wherever a CD burn disc reads on a player. Of course, you could download to a USB stick. Hope I'm not steppin' on any toes JA?...
BTW...Hope the Napster and Limewire Feds. don't find out about it !!!ssshhhhh!!!
Gee Darryl, I'm so flaterred I don't know what to say except thanks, and thanks for the info. I'm going to try and do the same thing by following your instructions and perhaps use it as a demo CD.
LOL....thanx JA.
That's a great idea about the demo CD..it'll only be in MP3 quality from a live gig Youtube video feed, but for demo purposes I think it should be OK...depends who you're demo-ing to, I guess.
Some Youtube clips are of the original recorded songs by various artists and they have excellent quality in the MP3 format download....
As you'd well know, LIVE sound is not the best necessarily for end result recording..it all depends.
Re Keepvid..let me now if you're having problems with the steps procedure on a download....it's actually very friendly and clear cut how you do it but there are some small quirks with it along the way that may halt your progress.
I actually download songs that I like and burn them to CD..but I also send them by email attachment in that smaller MP3 size so that friends and band members can get their heads around the song before we meet again for practice sessions. If we agree, we attempt our cover of it and usually tweak them heavily to suit our sound....but by pre-emailing the song and the lyrics/chords a lot of downtime at practice is avoided.
The April 2011 Dewey Balfa Cajun & Creole Heritage Week
