Look Mom, I made this with AV Linux MX Edition!

[AVLinux]

Hi,

Trying to breathe some life back into this thread... AVL-MXe Users we want/need to see what you're doing and creating!!

I've just released a new Video with one of the bands I play in called "The Elder Brothers", it is a live filmed recording of us performing "When I Go Away" by Levon Helm. The Audio was mixed on AVL-MXe 23.5 using Harrison Mixbus Pro 11 and the Video was edited in my go-to editor Cinelerra-GG.

Comments welcomed!

https://youtu.be/e6x49v4ALYQ?si=2wxZYW-A6aDbKnnh

Got something to share? Show us what you're up to!!

[CharlesV]

Very cool! Love the sound and I am going to have to check out more of "The Elder Brothers"!!

[AVLinux]

Thanks @CharlesV

I really appreciate you taking time to watch and comment..

There are some other Videos of the EB's and other groups on that same 'Bandshed Records' Youtube channel and I've also started putting some stuff on Bandcamp:

https://bandshedrecords.bandcamp.com/

[CharlesV]

Thanks @CharlesV

I really appreciate you taking time to watch and comment..

There are some other Videos of the EB's and other groups on that same 'Bandshed Records' Youtube channel and I've also started putting some stuff on Bandcamp:

https://bandshedrecords.bandcamp.com/

I started checking that Bandshed Records channel out, but ran out of time today. ('everyone is on me' :-) ) .. But I shall revisit when I have some time to really check it out - it looked VERY interesting - and huge Kudos to you for being in it and working with it all. I have worked for years with several DJ's and many recordings, but my guitar skills have taken a VERY backseat to my real work and sadly I never seem to have any time.

[AVLinux]

Thanks @CharlesV

I really appreciate you taking time to watch and comment..

There are some other Videos of the EB's and other groups on that same 'Bandshed Records' Youtube channel and I've also started putting some stuff on Bandcamp:

https://bandshedrecords.bandcamp.com/

I started checking that Bandshed Records channel out, but ran out of time today. ('everyone is on me' :-) ) .. But I shall revisit when I have some time to really check it out - it looked VERY interesting - and huge Kudos to you for being in it and working with it all. I have worked for years with several DJ's and many recordings, but my guitar skills have taken a VERY backseat to my real work and sadly I never seem to have any time.

No worries and no obligation at all, everyone today has very busy lives, that's why a view or a comment are so precious

As far as that guitar, it will wait for you and it will also never limit you to what you can learn or how well you can play, it doesn't need to be added to your schedule it has infinite patience and infinite learning potential whenever you can get to it..

[CharlesV]

As far as that guitar, it will wait for you and it will also never limit you to what you can learn or how well you can play, it doesn't need to be added to your schedule it has infinite patience and infinite learning potential whenever you can get to it..

Thank you for that! It is patient thats for sure.. it sits here by my side, 6 feet away, quietly waiting for me :-)

[blast0id]

I grew up always wanting to play guitar (electric), but my parents were 7th day advent(ur)ists and they knew I would play "rock AND roll" with it if I did so my mom cleverly said "learn the piano and then you can play guitar" at the time I wanted to play so badly that I was like "ok, I'll give it a shot" 4yrs later I knew how to play the piano but because my parents still hadn't bought me a guitar, I gave up angrily and in rebellion to my own detriment... a fan of grunge and metal, I always had my eye on a Jackson Dinky Reverse and a couple years ago (I just turned 46 on Elvis' death anniversary) bought an early 00's mint specimen & it's been sitting at my dad's where I have my studio, gathering dust =((( Some day, before I die, I will pick it up and get around to learning... some day! waaaahhhh

[CharlesV]

Aye, I know that feeling. I bought my first electric guitar (And still have it too), in 1974, and my second in 1986, )Also still have) ... around 1978 I "experimented" with various sound techniques and ended up with 3 different amplifiers blown out and useless. Around 1984 ish... I bought two more amps and *immediately* spent a few hours doing reverbs and blew those out. (I kind of liked the amazing screaming reverb sounds I could make |-) ) ... along about y2k I purchased a very nice amp and have played around with that for a while... but I am still hung up on my brass slide and reverb's and probably always will be.

My pattern is : Start playing, get back in to reverb's ... blow out an amp or get "my blonde telling me to find another place to play" .. or get into my work so deep I no longer 'see' the guitar ... then wonder why I am not playing.. and then back into the cycle I go :-) .... as you said ... some day ...