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Hey everybody..
Here's a new new vid I cooked up,..
Little more universal topic this time.. Any feedback is appreciated,.. 2nd vid,..It's a work in process..

Good stuff Chris, nice production too.

I´m watching now.
Very well done.

A litte thing: you could hide the voice mic, or arrange the position of the mic stand or the cable around it, in order to leave all the background clean.

I repeat: EXCELLENT PRODUCTION an WORK !!

Very nice man!
Those C214 sound great!

Good job!

Thanks guys,..
I didn't notice the mic cable till I was done.... and I didn't feel like redoing all over haha..
The stands are for the over head camera and my overhead mic on the right side of my kit,. so unfortunately, I can't do much with them..

I'm wondering if the off the cuff delivery is better or worse than the scripted deer in headlights delivery that some instruction videos have..

Great stuff Chris! This is the kind of stuff I can use. I really like the 'real world' example of the 'Tool' tune to illustrate the technique(s) discussed.

chris perra wrote:I'm wondering if the off the cuff delivery is better or worse than the scripted deer in headlights delivery that some instruction videos have..

I really enjoy the off the cuff way you did this. It never got boring and I felt like I was taking a lesson with you rather than being lectured. The Jojo comment cracked me up. I think more people need to put their personality into these types of things.

Chris, I love this! You're really good at it. I think you've found your calling.

Chris, great job all around. I like the laid back and unpretentious delivery.
Great production and drum sound (love the snare!).

Question- how did you get the overhead camera angle hooked up? Huge boom stand or something more creative?

Thanks guys,...

The overhead is a GoPro camera that is mounted on a Monopod camera stand attached to a mic stand that has a clamp holding inside a mic clip that has the spring/mouth types design..