Uploaded November 2012 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
This is a beautiful song that I learned from Llloyd Green on the album produced by Pete Drake titled, "SLIDE." I tried something new, filming a close-up of the E9th tuning neck. It's not the best audio quality. I used a JVC HD camcorder with a self-powered external microphone, which should sound great, but it's not as good as others I've heard. So I'm still working at it. I also tried placing the micophone in different places. Closer seems better. I've got the mike one foot in front of my Nashville 112 amplifier, which is a great mid-sized solid state amp. It's called a 112 model because it has one 12 inch speaker. Lord willing, I hope to learn how to improve the quality. To me it sounds trebly and not enough bass. Still, I thought it was definitely worth sharing. I managed to boost the bass a bit with an equalizer in "Movie Magic Edit Pro," which is the program that I use to produce my Windows Media Videos. I hope you like the song.
Also, you might be interested to know that I lower my 5th and 6th strings seperately on this guitar, using seperate knee levers. I use Tommy White's awesome set-up, except he uses the Jimmy Day pedal set-up (CBA) and I use the Buddy Emmons set-up (ABC).
This is a beautiful song that I learned from Llloyd Green on the album produced by Pete Drake titled, "SLIDE." I tried something new, filming a close-up of the E9th tuning neck. It's not the best audio quality. I used a JVC HD camcorder with a self-powered external microphone, which should sound great, but it's not as good as others I've heard. So I'm still working at it. I also tried placing the micophone in different places. Closer seems better. I've got the mike one foot in front of my Nashville 112 amplifier, which is a great mid-sized solid state amp. It's called a 112 model because it has one 12 inch speaker. Lord willing, I hope to learn how to improve the quality. To me it sounds trebly and not enough bass. Still, I thought it was definitely worth sharing. I managed to boost the bass a bit with an equalizer in "Movie Magic Edit Pro," which is the program that I use to produce my Windows Media Videos. I hope you like the song.
Also, you might be interested to know that I lower my 5th and 6th strings seperately on this guitar, using seperate knee levers. I use Tommy White's awesome set-up, except he uses the Jimmy Day pedal set-up (CBA) and I use the Buddy Emmons set-up (ABC).
