Rec Explained, Gmc Recognition Program |
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Rec Explained, Gmc Recognition Program |
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Sep 12 2011, 11:11 AM |
The GMC Recognition Program (REC)
Welcome to our 3 step program towards progress! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here is how the program works, everyone can do it regardless of skill and the results are always positive : 1. RECORD - Practice a GMC lesson that you like. - Download the backing track. - Record a video of your playing along the backing track. 2. UPLOAD - Upload the video of your playing to Youtube. - Click on the "post your take" button in the GMC lesson, paste the Youtube video link and push the "Submit REC Thread" button (not visible to guests). 3. MAKE PROGRESS Your REC take will appear in this board. Instructors will grade your submission and give you valuable feedback on your playing. Recording yourself has proven to be the best way towards progress. Not only that you need to practice hard to record the video, but you will have a clear picture of your progress by watching videos you made in the past. Shooting the video will give you a totally new perspective on your playing and with the help of GMC instructors you will easily identify areas you need to work on to become a great guitar player. YES - it is that EASY. Go for it! NB - You need a GMC account to participate, signup here. -------------------- For GMC support please email support (at) guitarmasterclass.net
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Jul 19 2015, 12:21 PM |
hello everyone one of my concerns about my REC vids is when I record my takes I use my phone mounted on a tripod and it's quite a hassle to get the right angle that I want so usually find my self playing short videos to check if the angle is right then i watch it on my phone to adjust it to exact position ... i usually do this up to three times till I get the exact camera angle. any better suggestions to ease the agony ? Thanks Yeah, getting a good angle can be a bit tricky. You could place an object (for example a box) on the chair covering an area where you'll be sitting and playing in to use it as a guideline to set the angle. Set the angle in such a way that there is room around guitar so that when you move around you don't go out of the frame. I do the same thing as you do when I'm shooting a video alone, I have the camera rolling and shoot a test footage, then move the camera and shot another video to check results and all until I get the angle I want. It really is a bit awkward -------------------- For GMC support please email support (at) guitarmasterclass.net
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