The High Cauled Cap - The Mossy Banks Dan Lowery and Alan Murray Tonglen Lake Lodge

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

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  • @MonolithConsultants
    @MonolithConsultants 5 лет назад +1

    Love it!

  • @kayleejsunshine
    @kayleejsunshine 8 лет назад

    what a delight! I love the celtic flute. Well played, gentlemen! (and thanks for the little story beforehand, haha, that was great, too.)

  • @ralexhassle5136
    @ralexhassle5136 9 лет назад

    too much reverb...

    • @CaitlinWarbelow
      @CaitlinWarbelow  9 лет назад

      +Ralex Hassle Actually, this performance was acoustic - there was no sound system. Any reverb you hear is the natural result of playing in this lovely lodge.

    • @ralexhassle5136
      @ralexhassle5136 9 лет назад

      That's what I meant... There is too much natural reverb

    • @CaitlinWarbelow
      @CaitlinWarbelow  9 лет назад +1

      Well, that is not something we can control when playing acoustic in a live hall. I'm not sure why you're commenting on natural reverb, but to each his own...

    • @ralexhassle5136
      @ralexhassle5136 9 лет назад

      +Caitlin Warbelow because what I've said is true and we (the viewers) can't appreciate the true value of this musical performance as there is too much "natural reverb" (whatever you call it). And that is a PITTY ! Next time you'll be more careful about the sound quality of your recording and the overall result will be better. But only if you don't mind constructive criticism... you'll jump on your high horse anyway I guess cuz you seems over touchy !

    • @ralexhassle5136
      @ralexhassle5136 8 лет назад

      was looking for a proper flute recording of the mossy banks reel... and because of the natural reverb I couldn't understand what the flute player was doing. That's all ... and a bit grumpy at the time ! Also Caitlin didn't like another comment of mine where I said they were playing too fast...