We Have Our Own Language

Some of the colourful people from my area, "The Black Country", trying to explain some of the old sayings, let's hope they don't die out, got to keep heritage alive. To me the accent and dialect is a form of music

https://youtu.be/NqIcbLkY2iY


https://youtu.be/bzviWAyO6Oc


Apparently our dialect it the closest to Anglo Saxon and is the closest to old English than anywhere else in the country. The old couple in this video have a lovely lilting accent.

https://youtu.be/vb4MknMqwmA


And if you're really into your history, you may like this:

https://youtu.be/n3pfdEZziXU

Brilliant Interview And Playing

I found this fascinating, he is better than most realize.

https://youtu.be/VVOwCBScxw0

Pre Amps And Limiters

If you're into recording this will interest you, OTT for most of us though but interesting all the same.

https://youtu.be/wu5GblYI14E

Why Does This Happen

Hello folks,

Just a question about interference, I know it happens, I know why kind of but why does it happen like this in the file below. It's hardly there until the string is creating sound then it increases. I used to get it on a Roland Cube amp too. I'm just wondering what is happening electronically. Why does it increase when the string is hit? It's a single coil by the way

https://soundcloud.com/gmcphil-1/noise-2

Cheers

Mr Vai Deeper Than Technique

Interesting lunchtime work viewing.


https://youtube.com/watch?v=7G3zDCf8Mzc