November rain solo cover

[OSHC]

Hi, hope you'll like this GnR solo cover
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[rob aylestone]

Confused - how are you doing the bends without moving your fingers? PS guitars really don't work with portrait. OK for non-music folk I guess, but things vanish!

 

[OSHC]

Confused - how are you doing the bends without moving your fingers? PS guitars really don't work with portrait. OK for non-music folk I guess, but things vanish!

Thanks for checking out the video. I guess the finger movements are hard to see because the video quality didn’t come out so good in this one Also the video is in portrait mode in order to be able to be posted as shorts (the video is only about 50 seconds in length)!

 

[TalismanRich]

I see the bends. It might be that they look unusual since you're a lefty playing upside down. So where a right handed player would push up on a string, I see you pulling down.
Well played, sir!

BTW, I agree with Rob. I hate it when people do their videos in portrait mode. Then they post it and you get a third of a picture when it's viewed with those crappy boxes on either side. Then it gets picked up by some TV station and they post it with some blurry pixelization on the sides. I remember when people would moan about the little strips of black when you viewed a widescreen movie on a standard 4:3 TV screen. Screw Youtube shorts! You've got a high def camera that can record in widescreen... use it!

(old man getting off his soapbox now)

 

[rob aylestone]

aaah - that makes sense then!

If you do shorts, then it's always best for this kind of thing to shoot in decent quality landscape, then do a cropped version for youtube shorts, where you can pan and scan if necessary.

 

[OSHC]

I see the bends. It might be that they look unusual since you're a lefty playing upside down. So where a right handed player would push up on a string, I see you pulling down.
Well played, sir!

BTW, I agree with Rob. I hate it when people do their videos in portrait mode. Then they post it and you get a third of a picture when it's viewed with those crappy boxes on either side. Then it gets picked up by some TV station and they post it with some blurry pixelization on the sides. I remember when people would moan about the little strips of black when you viewed a widescreen movie on a standard 4:3 TV screen. Screw Youtube shorts! You've got a high def camera that can record in widescreen... use it!

(old man getting off his soapbox now)

Thank you so much for your kind compliment!