Flenmo Skänklåt

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • Written by Ragnar Schelén, 1949.
    Played on a Hohner Corso in A/D melodeon.
    Check out Daddy Long Les’ G/C version of this tune:
    • Flenmo Skänklåt - GC M...
    Peace ✌🏻

Komentáře • 15

  • @erjeetee
    @erjeetee Před rokem +1

    These kind of tunes made me fall in love with Swedish music!

  • @Tuetunes
    @Tuetunes Před rokem +1

    Lovely playing and bass work. Thanks for posting

  • @dennisgoldin7142
    @dennisgoldin7142 Před rokem +1

    Wonderful!

  • @iddqd7162
    @iddqd7162 Před rokem +1

    love it!🙂

  • @toreb7692
    @toreb7692 Před rokem +1

    Man, that was nice

  • @maranjo50
    @maranjo50 Před rokem +1

    lovely tune, well played. How does Flenmo Skänklåt translate to English? Is Flenmo a place (near Stockholm)?

    • @Edvinaronson
      @Edvinaronson  Před rokem +1

      Thank you very much! Glad you liked it :)
      Yes, Flenmo is a small community, about 12 km southwest of Stockholm.
      And ”skänklåt” can be rather poorly translated to something like ”donation tune”. This type of music would traditionally be played when couples received their wedding gifts, according to Wikipedia.

    • @maranjo50
      @maranjo50 Před rokem +1

      @@Edvinaronson Tack på det! That makes more sense than Google Translate's "Flenmo Sideboard Cloth"!

  • @petercane6376
    @petercane6376 Před rokem +1

    I liked that one too.
    Have I got this right?...
    You are using two mics to record and a Rode for the bass.
    You switch on the mics start recording then press record on you video device.
    When all done you transfer the video to a PC video editor and the recorded audio to a DAW.
    You then transfer your saved audio file from the DAW to the video editor and then somehow sync it?....that must be difficult!
    Sorry to be dumb....I am just trying to work out how you do it and get such a stunning sound.
    Peter

    • @Edvinaronson
      @Edvinaronson  Před rokem +1

      Exactly :) I record and mix the audio in Ableton Live, and export the file. Then I import it into a video editor, together with the footage from my phone, and try to line it up so it’s in sync with the audio. I also mute the audio from the video.
      It can be tricky the first times but when you get the hang of it, it’s quite fast and easy actually. Give it a try :)

    • @petercane6376
      @petercane6376 Před rokem +1

      @@Edvinaronson
      Thank you so much for clarifying that as its quite a minefield when you first start up.
      I have Reaper.
      I can now play Joe Bane's but need a few weeks to play without mistakes then I will you tube it and give you a mention.
      I am playing it on my Hohner Club 3 but with only one row so it has that melodeon sound ( wrong bass note!) which we grow to love ha ha.
      Peter
      Thanks again for your time.