Via Google Photos, I finally managed to download the missing video from last night, 'Autumn Samba'. Having done so, I considered cropping the video, as a large amount of the screen is taken with, on one side the curtain behind us and above our heads, and on the other side the audience. I tried a few online cropping tools; both were very easy, but this one results in a slightly smaller file (although this might be a function of the cropping), but more importantly lacks the watermark of a different site. The file itself is slightly larger than the original, meaning that the phone that made the video compressed the data. The video can now be accessed here.
A few days ago I was watching yet another YouTube video showing how one can
improve one's rhythm guitar playing. One of the suggestions was regarding
the right hand: keep it moving down and up like a metronome, but hit the
strings only when necessary. The samba rhythm is quite complicated, with
plenty of off-beats being played; when I look at my right hand in the video,
I can see it metronome like, even though I'm not playing all the strokes. In
other words, I am playing exactly how the YT video suggests. Like athletes
and sportsmen, I can see that I can improve my rhythm work by watching
videos of myself playing.
This day in history:
| Title | Tags | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | Migraine | Migraine | |
| 406 | Planning the SQL | Delphi, SQL, Firebird | |
| 511 | My father's 90th birthday | Personal, Father |
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