Old Blitz is getting up there, so I thought it may be a good idea to digitize him before he goes to doggie heaven. (Theologians don't quote that!) I could have cloned him but what the heck, I'll save that for me. I shot reams or is it rams of movie footage last week. Cecile B. Demile I am not as I am sure my mentor Joel Malley the video professor will soon inform me. Taking an hour of files and trimming it down to twelve minutes is not a Walk in the park.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Leroy Outreach
I got together with my brothers a couple of Saturdays ago, and played some music. We did this once before several weeks ago, so this was sort of a follow up. I brought along a video camera, and really got lucky with how it turned out.
Well beauty is in the eyes and ears of the beholder. But technically, considering I just propped the cam on a tripod and walked away we got solid representation of our day in Leroy Outreach. We played for a some time before I set the camera thankfully, so we chipped off some of our flux before the recording.
I would like to take back a couple of harmonic clams in my vocals if I could. I went where no man should go before on a couple of efforts. I probably should have left Mike solo a little more as well. He has a fine voice. He sounds like James Taylor on "We see the Lord." Brother Dan graced us with a rendition of Amazing Grace at the end of the recording, still can hammer out a tune (I take exception to the Grizzly Adams growth on his face though. He still has color in his beard, I'm jealous.) I broke up the hour of the recording into 11 files. I am only posting 7 though, due to upload time constraints. . Anyone who has the patience with us to listen to what is posted is surely sainted anyway. Remember though that they were done without stopping, and no modern day voice embellishment technology, or mikes.
Well beauty is in the eyes and ears of the beholder. But technically, considering I just propped the cam on a tripod and walked away we got solid representation of our day in Leroy Outreach. We played for a some time before I set the camera thankfully, so we chipped off some of our flux before the recording.
I would like to take back a couple of harmonic clams in my vocals if I could. I went where no man should go before on a couple of efforts. I probably should have left Mike solo a little more as well. He has a fine voice. He sounds like James Taylor on "We see the Lord." Brother Dan graced us with a rendition of Amazing Grace at the end of the recording, still can hammer out a tune (I take exception to the Grizzly Adams growth on his face though. He still has color in his beard, I'm jealous.) I broke up the hour of the recording into 11 files. I am only posting 7 though, due to upload time constraints. . Anyone who has the patience with us to listen to what is posted is surely sainted anyway. Remember though that they were done without stopping, and no modern day voice embellishment technology, or mikes.
Grace needed here
This is the final song captured. Just as well because our voices were shot. Anyway Dan took over with an impromtu version of Amazing grace. Good to hear his voice on this. Mike came up with another Irish number.... too late to explore it, but it seemed promising. Candy showed up off camera to tell us we were late for supper. Yikes! She was super gracious, talk about amazing grace. Roast beef was great, thanks again.
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