That's what I thought since I listened the drums pattern of Watcher Of The Skies from the very first time, probably because that 6/8 flows so naturally. Anyway, your humility honors you by acknowledging the error, which is not very common here.
You have joined the ranks of those whom I admire most in the world: People willing to admit their mistakes forthrightly, with no excuses or deflection. We achieve our full potential by working at the limits of our abilities. Mistakes are inevitable when we do this. The key is to acknowledge the mistake, clean up any resulting damage, learn from the mistake by figuring out what went wrong, and move on.
You humbly admit when you are wrong. You accept correction when it comes and is warranted. You publicly come clean on being wrong. I like your informative and engaging videos but I am impressed by this. Were that other TH-camrs followed this example. Liked the video in question and like you loaded the track into Reaper and practiced it slowly and got it up to performance speed. I count it a little different from you but it still works. Look forward to the new version.
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That's what I thought since I listened the drums pattern of Watcher Of The Skies from the very first time, probably because that 6/8 flows so naturally. Anyway, your humility honors you by acknowledging the error, which is not very common here.
thanks Johan.
definitely looking forward to the video, as i want to expand my cover version a little bit longer.
i already learned a lot from you. : )
You have joined the ranks of those whom I admire most in the world: People willing to admit their mistakes forthrightly, with no excuses or deflection. We achieve our full potential by working at the limits of our abilities. Mistakes are inevitable when we do this. The key is to acknowledge the mistake, clean up any resulting damage, learn from the mistake by figuring out what went wrong, and move on.
Thanks for your kind words, Catherine!
You humbly admit when you are wrong. You accept correction when it comes and is warranted. You publicly come clean on being wrong. I like your informative and engaging videos but I am impressed by this. Were that other TH-camrs followed this example. Liked the video in question and like you loaded the track into Reaper and practiced it slowly and got it up to performance speed. I count it a little different from you but it still works. Look forward to the new version.
Thank you for your kind words, Greg!