Continuing the discussion from Beginner's safe space :
Posting your first Audio-Video Of You Playing (AVOYP) is a big obstacle for some. So, we have this single topic just for members taking their first steps. If you have never posted before and would prefer not to create your own topic, with the spotlight on you individually, then you are more than welcome to join in here.
A few house rules:
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We would like this topic to be for Beginners only, working through Justin’s Beginners Course:
Grade 1 : https://www.justinguitar.com/classes/beginner-guitar-course-grade-one
Grade 2 : https://www.justinguitar.com/classes/beginner-guitar-course-grade-two
Grade 3 : https://www.justinguitar.com/classes/beginner-guitar-course-grade-three
Ideally you recording will feature you playing one from the 300+ songs at those grades on the Songs lesson page and / or in the App.
Grade 1 Songs - JustinGuitar Community
Grade 2 Songs - JustinGuitar Community
Grade 3 Songs - JustinGuitar Community
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We would ask that you limit your uploads in the Beginner’s space to a maximum of three per person. This could be three recordings of the same song, showing your progress. It could be three different recordings, perhaps from the same grade, perhaps spread out across several grades of learning.
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When you reach this maximum, or before if you feel confident enough, we ask that you then begin to use the wider Progress + Performance Audio-Video of You Playing Area.
Additionally, you can make use of the Learning Log section to create your own space for collating your AVOYP recordings, keep a learning diary / journal, post photos of your gear etc in Learning Logs - JustinGuitar Community
Jump aboard and join in.
Be positive - about your own progress and towards others.
Have fun.
Thank you.
Hi sorry I think I even typed this in the wrong place thing is can I do an iPhone pad recording and upload of has it got to be you tube?
Thanks
Mark
You can use a link to a “drive” in the cloud if you like or set up a Soundcloud account which is audio only. Folk tend to use Youtube as it is pretty easy and does not take up space on a cloud drive and unlikely to be inadvertently removed when you do some housekeeping.
Video is also better from the perspective of seeing the posters playing action, that could highlight areas of improvement - like stop start strumming.
Hope that helps.
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Hi thanks for that so I have done a really bad video on you tube how do I get you to see it? And where do I put it m.
Sorry to sound thick but make no mistake with age does not come wisdom in fact it definitely clears off.
Just create a new topic here and you can just copy and paste the link address directly into the …
Oh looks like you’ve done it. Off for the PMT Live session so may check later !