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This was a fun project for class that I just finished up. There are three songs that increase in level of difficulty, at least for me. I've been at this for about six months with an instructor an no prior musical experience. I am working on timing and intonation so these are not perfect but it sure was fun to put together. Hope you enjoy.
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These kind of projects are fun. Thanks for posting. Great job!!!
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Great work. I love the background! 
Trying to learn violin in 1 month and filming the process. Check out my video here -> https://youtu.be/DeUrqy5kmOI
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Thanks! It is fun making the movies. I'm looking for a setup that captures sound better. It seems like the low notes get cut out of the recording with the microphone I have.
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Great stuff @chrisram03 - love the videos, backgrounds, and the sartorial elegance, way-to-go ! 
I seriously recommend not copying my mistakes. D'oh - 
Please make your own, different mistakes, and help us all learn :-)
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chrisram03 said
Thanks! It is fun making the movies. I'm looking for a setup that captures sound better. It seems like the low notes get cut out of the recording with the microphone I have.
The search for better sound is constant. Let me know when you find it.
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@chrisram03 My son wants me to learn Rains of Castamere, great job! This is a lot of progress for no music background and only 6 months with the violin. Good for you, keep at it.
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- Search for good sound results: one of the folks in my fiddle group suggested that I try out the Focusrite USB audio interface. I saved up a bit (~$200) and got one. I was surprised at how nice the microphone recorded the violin but not the ambient sound of the AC unit in my apartment. It comes with almost too much audio software but I guess you have to pick one and jump in with it. I'm used to using Audacity which is free open source code. I like how one can record right to the computer via USB and how easy it is to use. I think I'll leave the audio mixing stuff until after I get my intonation better. It is a fun piece of equipment and they have lots of youtube resources to help people get started.
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