7/10 for effort. You can improve it. Do the half speed version in phrases with gaps between them (the phrases) so anyone learning can watch smaller, more manageable chunks. Just a suggestion. Take it or leave it. I tried this (doing animations) and found it a waste of fucking time. There're easier and faster ways of learning tunes. Also at the risk of insulting your English, you mean, "I'm looking forward to seeing you on my..."
Hey! No offense, I should have checked my English before posting ;) I appreciate your suggestion, I'll be following your idea of splitting the half speed parts for the next video. I'm conscious there are other, more complete ways to learn tunes, but there are also a lot of musician profiles. Some will directly take lessons from an instructor, some others will use online ressources. Among the latter group, I'm sure some are interested in watching this kind of "neutral" representation of the instrument with notes names.
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7/10 for effort. You can improve it. Do the half speed version in phrases with gaps between them (the phrases) so anyone learning can watch smaller, more manageable chunks. Just a suggestion. Take it or leave it. I tried this (doing animations) and found it a waste of fucking time. There're easier and faster ways of learning tunes.
Also at the risk of insulting your English, you mean, "I'm looking forward to seeing you on my..."
Hey! No offense, I should have checked my English before posting ;)
I appreciate your suggestion, I'll be following your idea of splitting the half speed parts for the next video.
I'm conscious there are other, more complete ways to learn tunes, but there are also a lot of musician profiles. Some will directly take lessons from an instructor, some others will use online ressources. Among the latter group, I'm sure some are interested in watching this kind of "neutral" representation of the instrument with notes names.