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@@TomiSimatupang 😂

Thank you! This is based on the original version by Tchan Tchou Vidal

@@BucoBucolini thank you! It was a story on instagram

Thank you! We also tagged you in the Instagram stories with another solo if you want to share dear Sensei!

Thank you very much! 🙏

@@rousselotpaul 🙏

@@GeeBear3.1415 thank you! You don't think it fits or you don't like how it sounds?

Thank you Buco, that is too kind haha 🙏

@@davidwalker5054 thank you very much! 🙏

@@brigittetorres9745 vielen Dank! 🙏

Thank you! Ok, thanks for the feedback, might be a mastering setting i slapped on, sounded good on my system but might have been too bassy on other systems then, good to know. Yes, it's a Volkert i recently got used for a very good price

@@BucoBucolini thank you very much! 🙏

Yes, Benji Winterstein on rhythm guitar, unfortunately the title was too long so i only listed the soloists. Brady Winterstein joins later in the video.

@@A.Lautner oh i see！

Hallo Brigitte, vielen lieben Dank.Ja, Samoreau und Forbach waren wirklich großartig! Schöne Grüße an deinen Mann und bestimmt bis bald mal!

Very cool info, thank you! I guess you can imagine where i stole it from haha

@@BucoBucolini thank you Buco! Yes it was awesome, those even were my first tones the first day at Samoreau haha

Sorry about me and Knut chit chatting in Norwegian 😂

@@Vebigl 😆

Thank you! Yes i think it's beautiful too! I used a Peavey Classic 30 head with a selfmade 1×12" cab loaded with a blackhawk 50 alnico speaker

@@A.Lautner Nice amp; similar to a VOX AC30(?). Thanks for following up.

@@ZackyDog yes, it's like a JMP mixed with a bit of Vox due to thr tube config. Very bare bones clean channel, great break up, always cuts through in live settings and the older made in us ones are very reliable

@@A.Lautner I've read some goo/great things about Warehouse Speakers. I've been using Celestion Blue alnicos for decades and the Blackhawk 50 alnico is purportedly a 50 watt version of a Celestion Blue alnico.

From the djangobooks blog: "L’Emigrant is a popular flamenco standard which Bousquet interprets in the neo-flamenco style of the Gitan."

@@A.Lautneraha thank you. Im suprised its flamenco, i couldnt really tell

Thank you! Sure, for video i used the front cam from my phone, which already is grainy in a low light setting like this. Then i used some stock plugins from the freeware video editing software Shotcut, like a Sepia LUT, brightness correction, a vignette, "projector simulation" with changing brightness and some dust particles. For the audio i recorded with a normal condenser mic and then applied slight compression and impulse response from an old RCA ribbon mic, heavy low and high frequencies EQ cuts and saturation overdrive (which also had some tape wobble effect built in). Hope that helps!

@@A.Lautner Thanks a lot !!

Thanks!🙏

Thank you!

That’s cause it’s not a filtertron That’s a tv jones

I just tried different vintage mics from this site and went by ear which suits my own recording chain best for the closest approximation to Djangos tone: micirp.blogspot.com/?m=1

Thanks for the input. The brim certainly is on the wider side, but I respectfully disagree.

Thank you 🙏This means much to me!