JB inspired rigs . clips (Page 1 of 2)

I'm down!   But what is the easiest way to get a decent video recording?  Ben I liked the way yours turned out, how did you record yours?

I only ask because a lot of Youtube recordings lack low end and don't do the sound any justice at all.  Your demo seemed to have plenty of low end without sounding farty or tinny.  I have never really posted a video online so I'm a complete beginner.  I was wondering if there are any techniques that would give better results.  I hope to have a demo posted soon.

      -Justin

Yeah Justin very valid point noone wants to post clips that have inferior sound quality
         we want everyone to hear what we are hearing. Bens did sound particuarly good
         so Im guessing he had a top quality camcorder .
         what I have found is if I record a clip with my camera then transfer it to my computer
         then open the file using realplayer and turn the bass up using the onboard equliser
         then it starts to sound close to the sound I am recording ,but then how to share this with
         everyone becomes the problem  . anyone any thoughts on this?

         PS . SAW JOE LAST NIGHT IN GLASGOW , WHAT A SHOW AWESOME!!!!
          although I still miss the strat!!!

"Everybody's entitled to my opinion.

Thanks for the tips that is a really good idea.  I have my cab baffled as well to cut down on the death ray.  One more question:  Since your brother was in the room with you filming the demo I'm assuming the mic used was not the camera one???  How did you mic the sound from outside the room not using the one built into the camera?

Thats the idea.  If you are using a camera mic like I did you can't pinpoint it at a sound when playing insanly loud as I do.  # 1 those mics are terrible and pickup a ton of high end and # 2 at loud volumes they sound distorted (your farty tinny description).  Its basically picking up the overall sound.  It still wont sound 100% like in person, but it will get you close.  Again, I play just as loud as Joe so recording the sound from a distance cuts down of the above.  Think of the room as a giant speaker cab you never mic the center always the outsides.  If you want to record it at bedroom levels you shouldn't have a problem being in the room but thats not as fun as diming your amps lol.  Also my camera and I think pretty much all new ones have a buffer in it to keep the volume equal.  Thats why my voice sounds lower at times b/c the buffer has to cacth up and re-adjust itself for talking volume instead of arena volume.  I basically tried to compensate for everything.  Do some test runs of just playing.  It will come around you just need to mess around a little bit.

Hope this helps and make sense lol,

Ben

Yeah
        I look forward to hearing clips, the good thing here is there is a lot of
        knowledge here and we can learn from each other and hear different
        combinations of amps , hope Spider is up for this as I want to hear
        OTS/JUBE combination
                                           Derek

"Everybody's entitled to my opinion.

Only one amp..so not really I bonamassa inspired rig..but it's a bonamassa inspired tone..

Using the vintage modern with a tubescreamer and an Epipone lespaul with gibsons pups

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZEcmsKI … annel_page

Gr. PJ

Okay guys I think I've got everything I need now to make some clips! Hopefully I can get everything together today and have posts up ASAP.  BTW thanks to all the fellow players on here pushing me.  I've been wanting to do this for a while!