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January 14th, 2008
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Classical Gas the Video
Well guys, this is about as good as I can get to playing this the whole way through. See what you think.
YouTube - Classical Gas
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Good job fireblade, that is a difficult piece.
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Very nicely done FB, be sure to look back at this a year or so from now, I can imagine you blasting thru it with great ease. 
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Nicely done fireblade, thanks for posting the video 
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Cheers Guys,
Appreciate the kind words.
Knight46 I've been trying to get this down for months now! LOL
I am improving slowly with it,(too slowly for my liking). I think your right Xstring I'll continue to improve. I also have trouble with the pressure of the camera. Off cam I can relax and make less mistakes.
It's my own fault for saying to Starsailor that this would be my next project,LOL
Thanks again.
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You get better all the time Andrew, it was a real achievement doing this, you didn't look that nervous on the video.
Well Done
Chris
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Great Job Fireblade well done
I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's,
And his hair was perfect.
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It's not so much nerves Chris, it's more the fact I start thinking “this is going well” and then forget where I am in the piece. Or start thinking “almost there” and hash it up. LOL 
Normally I post my first take, but with this the first three takes had too much of Mr Locks calling for his son Bo on them. Hehe! 
Cheers for taking a look Mattz, appreciate it.
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very nicely done. Imagine how much easier it'd be with three fingers and a thumb 
The left-handed view gave me vertigo until I figgered it out.
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January 14th, 2008
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Originally Posted by Doug
very nicely done. Imagine how much easier it'd be with three fingers and a thumb
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Can't make it too easy Doug. LOL
Glad you enjoyed the backward view.
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fireblade,
You did very well with this. Nice video too.
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Nice Job Fireblade. 
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Enjoyed that, your almost there....i never used a camera but i think it would be a bit unnerving
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Enjoyed that, your almost there....i never used a camera but i think it would be a bit unnerving
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I'd just got used to sound recording and thought I'd have a go at video. I've got to say it's really useful to see where your going wrong. I just lose track of where I am in the tune most of the time. 
AOGE & Eddie, thanks for watching. It's surprising the quality of the vid as it's only a digital camera set on movie mode.
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Nicely done, I'm like that you used just 2 fingers on the picking hand,
to me that seems easier than getting 4 working in sync!!!
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