i totally see how your friends in school were impressed, i almost cried listening to this. in a good way of course, blink-182 means a lot to me :D. would you ever consider doing a tutorial for this cover?
Thank you! A great reproduction of the original with the end there too. (Also the second sentence of the video description also describes my experiences with guitar)
Thanks man, it's more complicated than i'd like but here it is: Roland FP4-F has two headphone jacks: - One goes to my headphones (so i can hear what i'm doing :) - One plugs directly into my camera to record it, but through a volume reducing box thingy (otherwise the signal's too loud for the camera). This is handy as I don't have to sync up the audio/video when editing (i used to record video and audio separately). In future I might record it differently as I think my camera/video editor is crushing the dynamics of the recording 😐
@@channelkerr channelKERR Is it a mini headphone amplifier plugged in to like an HDMI/VGA adapter to your camera's headphone/mic jack? That or do you use something else like the Zoom H4N or an audio interface/mixer box? I do want to record simultaneously for video purposes at this time. Thanks for all the tips!!! 👍👉💯😊
THE best Blink song of all time.
YES!
One of my favorite Blink songs
i totally see how your friends in school were impressed, i almost cried listening to this. in a good way of course, blink-182 means a lot to me :D. would you ever consider doing a tutorial for this cover?
Blink is a band very special for me. Thank you very much for your performance..
Thank you! A great reproduction of the original with the end there too. (Also the second sentence of the video description also describes my experiences with guitar)
Ahh yes. This is beautiful. Thank you so much for this cover!
Awesome outro
do you have the sheet music or midi for this? i really want to learn this song and your version is excellent
Nice cover. Bravo!
🙏🏻🙌🏻
Do you have the sheet music? Or did you improv?
What is your setup for this Roland? Amp and recording tips? The sound is incredibly rich! 🔊🎧
Thanks man, it's more complicated than i'd like but here it is:
Roland FP4-F has two headphone jacks:
- One goes to my headphones (so i can hear what i'm doing :)
- One plugs directly into my camera to record it, but through a volume reducing box thingy (otherwise the signal's too loud for the camera).
This is handy as I don't have to sync up the audio/video when editing (i used to record video and audio separately).
In future I might record it differently as I think my camera/video editor is crushing the dynamics of the recording 😐
@@channelkerr channelKERR Is it a mini headphone amplifier plugged in to like an HDMI/VGA adapter to your camera's headphone/mic jack?
That or do you use something else like the Zoom H4N or an audio interface/mixer box?
I do want to record simultaneously for video purposes at this time.
Thanks for all the tips!!! 👍👉💯😊
Do you have sheet music or midi? Really like your version.
What Roland are you using in this video?
it's a Roland FP4-F!