Sound/Video Clips Anyone?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 7:39 am
Hey y'all.
I was on *ahem* another guitar forum recently and it featured sound clips as a topic area. I found it interesting to hear as well as see and read about the guitar model in discussion.
May be it could be a helpful feature to have in the El Degas site too if:
• There's interest in participating
• Charles agrees
Links to Youtube, or MP3's, .WAV's, etc could be done as for PhotoBucket pix links.
I realize it's not easy for everyone to create a clip but for those savvy enough it would be a good enhancement to help appreciate the El Degas quality. (Ya also get a chance to show off a bit too!)
Whatchathink?
EDIT MARCH 24
If a lack of recording software is holding you back then fret not, here's a terrific application that's free! I've used it for years with no problems both at home and in a corporate environment, and it's available for Windows, Mac and Linux. You can use a mic to record (preferred) or in a pinch it'll use the speakers in your laptop.
It records great with just the default settings or you can go nuts with editing, multi-tracking and EQ'ing. All kinds of sound effects are built in and there are lots more you can add. Enjoy!
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
I was on *ahem* another guitar forum recently and it featured sound clips as a topic area. I found it interesting to hear as well as see and read about the guitar model in discussion.
May be it could be a helpful feature to have in the El Degas site too if:• There's interest in participating
• Charles agrees
Links to Youtube, or MP3's, .WAV's, etc could be done as for PhotoBucket pix links.
I realize it's not easy for everyone to create a clip but for those savvy enough it would be a good enhancement to help appreciate the El Degas quality. (Ya also get a chance to show off a bit too!)
Whatchathink?
EDIT MARCH 24
If a lack of recording software is holding you back then fret not, here's a terrific application that's free! I've used it for years with no problems both at home and in a corporate environment, and it's available for Windows, Mac and Linux. You can use a mic to record (preferred) or in a pinch it'll use the speakers in your laptop.
It records great with just the default settings or you can go nuts with editing, multi-tracking and EQ'ing. All kinds of sound effects are built in and there are lots more you can add. Enjoy!
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
when I expand the info on my stable of El Degas gits