Buddy McCue
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlF2AAnWv8w
The first half of Bourrée from J. S. Bach's Lute Suite (BWV 996.)
This video is kind of an experiment. I'm not used to multi-tracking, but I found this process easy to do. I recorded the first part, and played that back on the TV, and then videotaped the second part of me and the TV playing together.
I'm playing my Oscar Schmidt concert uke, and I have it tuned in fifths, like a mandolin. I replaced the high G string with a string from an old oud set that I had, and tuned it to a low Eb. The tuning then, low to high, is Eb, Bb, F, C.
At first, I was worried about tuning the ukelele's A string all the way up to C, but it seems to be doing OK.
The first half of Bourrée from J. S. Bach's Lute Suite (BWV 996.)
This video is kind of an experiment. I'm not used to multi-tracking, but I found this process easy to do. I recorded the first part, and played that back on the TV, and then videotaped the second part of me and the TV playing together.
I'm playing my Oscar Schmidt concert uke, and I have it tuned in fifths, like a mandolin. I replaced the high G string with a string from an old oud set that I had, and tuned it to a low Eb. The tuning then, low to high, is Eb, Bb, F, C.
At first, I was worried about tuning the ukelele's A string all the way up to C, but it seems to be doing OK.