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Emile Grimshaw - Chop Suey
New to banjo (I'm a classical guitarist) but starting to get a hang of the instrument... Playing on a Farland banjo. Still trying to work out how best to record it, in terms of mic placement. Advice welcome!
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Comment by Trapdoor2 on Tuesday
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Well done!
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Comment by Richard William Ineson on Wednesday
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Well played, nice tone, it's a good tune that should be played more.
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Comment by thereallyniceman on Wednesday
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One of my favourites. Excellent playing with much feeling.
When I played it I just hammered though it. Very nice indeed and a lovely tone.
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Comment by Steven Watson on Wednesday
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Thank you all.
@thereallyniceman it was your recording that prompted me to learn it!
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Comment by Russ Chandler 23 hours ago
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That's fantastic!
I find it's best to bring the mic up as close as possible, so it's just out of reach of your right hand.
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Thanks Russ. For me, that just results in distorted audio, unless the audio levels are extremely low. I was more thinking about which part of the banjo the mic should be pointed towards.
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