Carulli, Ferdinando - Andantino

[Tonesnob72]

Here is my first recording ever using Garage band, Art MP Project series Mic Preamp, Peavey Cardiod. I started classical in the beginning of the semester and have realized I have a sub-standard CG Instructor as he had a hard time playing the very beginning exercises in my Fred Noad Solo Guitar book 1. I am a die-hard music lover and realized classical guitar is where I should have been. I hope to learn a lot from you guys because In Oklahoma it's hard to find CG intruction or it was for me. By the way there is a hiccup at the end because I am not savy enough to patch it or have enough time in between school to do multiple takes. I will polish the next post so apologies ahead of time.

Joel

[syncopation]

Thank you for sharing Joel. I liked your rendition. sync.

[Tarbaby (1953 - 2016)]

Congratulations on your first recording, Joel!




You play very well, especially for such a short time! Clean, clear, good sense of rhythm and tempo...who could ask for anything more?

The recording quality sounds excellent on my speakers. Good job!

Alan

[Babybaker]

Best garage I ever heard! The sound is clean and I look forward to the next one from BB

[Vesuvio]

Hi Joel,

Well done—this is an old favourite of mine. I hope you are enjoying your studies,

Best wishes, V

[Elijah]

Joel,

Very nice! I like your play.
Congratulations on your first recording! Thank you.

Elijah

[Tonesnob72]

Thank you for the comments as it helps for motivation. I didn't know recording was really this difficult. I am glad to find this site and hope to find some time soon to check out more at Delcamp.

See ya soon
Joel

[KeMe]

Good job Joel,
This is a nice little etude and it is fun to play.You are progressing really well if you have only been playing for one semester.
Keep up the good work and let's have more of your recordings.
Thank you for sharing your music with us.

Kay

[Tonesnob72]

I have played guitar when I was a kid(Vanhalen got me started) and quit about three years ago because the music industry changed and no one really cared if you were technically proficient or was a good musicican so I just quit. Three years later I picked it up because I heard a friend playing by himself and he took up so much space and it sounded majestic. So my left hand is experienced but my right hand is basically a noobie to this kind of technique. I also am learning to read for the first time and do not know why I waited as to me it's much easier and more accurqate than any tab out there. It's a sad shame I'm just figuring out what I should have years ago. Thanks for all of your encouragement and kind words.

Joel