CajunSqueezer: You don't need to hook up anything to your computer to record. All I use is my regular Kodak digital camera (nothing fancy). There is a function for video clips. We record from there, then download to the computer, and then upload to YouTube. It's not the best quality, but it works.

more great vids Maz! Merci! i only have one request...if you have the time maybe record these again with more lighting and camera up close to the keyboard as to show just the fingering clearly....we can always get a video slow downer or something to pick it apart...thnx...look forward to more vids from you and other people!


to anyone wanting to record videos but dont know how or what you need to do it....please ask and we will help you out...i use a logitech webcam which comes with videosoftware but you can use digital camera's that are video/sound capable or use a digital/VHS video camcorder...after you record your video you can use microsoft's built in video editing software if you want to do some editing.....then just upload to youtube....its pretty simple once ya do it.

Chad, you're right, on the last series, we can't see the keyboard very well... These were shot last night whereas the first ones were shot during the day. I'll know for next time. I'm thinking of putting on Valse de 99 on my Acadien key of D, perhaps tomorrow night. I should also run a trial with the webcam.. Being not very techy, I use the path of least resistance....Ciao..:-)

It's great stuff for anyone who want to do more inside/between the octaves.
It's excellent to reach a way of playing with more
ornaments.
The singing parts helps to learn playing when your alone and also want to sing.
I didn't see any reason to give you bad feedback.
It's good medicine to play better.

Great!!! Nice to see a face to match a name...