Wonderful video. What is your workflow for creating the on-screen diagram? I see you made it yourself. It looks great for giving specific directions. Does it take long? Lastly, what camera are you using? Is it a GoPro on your head?
Hey there thanks! To answer your question, my workflow isn’t so simple. I don’t own a computer currently and I do everything on my iPad (animation & video editing). I’ve put a ridiculous amount of time working on making this process better/faster so that I can actually make more of these videos long term without going insane. Now it takes me about 1 hour of work per minute of animation (it took me 4/5hrs per minute when I started). And for the GoPro, I don’t have one, this was just my phone with a tripod wrapped around my shoulder, it’s a bit clumsy but… who cares, it worked great anyway!
Hey! I do graphic design as a hobby since a while now and that’s what allows me to create custom animations design for ALL the on screen graphics you’ll see on my channel. There are currently no substitutes for that and I don’t think an “app” would allow so much control over this kind of animations anyway
I answered to the original comment -> There are no such app, everything’s handmade. I see you also teach music, if you need something specific for your own students and think that I could help, let me know
But oh my god, being able to play in such a landscape is something else. This is absolutely marvelous
Yes definitely! An inspiring feeling of gratitude and freedom 😃
Not if you're afraid of heights 😂
Just for the landscape and ukulele, new sub❤
If you enjoy both of these things you might be in the right place indeed!
Thanks for the nice comment ☀️
This would be such a good warm up!! Need to pick up my uke again, burn out sucks 😢
It can be the warm up yeah, but you can certainly make a full song out of it!
Thanks for the message, take care ✌️
Where is this?
Absolutely beautiful
This was in the Italian Alps, in the Dolomites. The whole region is just incredible
Wonderful video. What is your workflow for creating the on-screen diagram? I see you made it yourself. It looks great for giving specific directions. Does it take long?
Lastly, what camera are you using? Is it a GoPro on your head?
Hey there thanks! To answer your question, my workflow isn’t so simple. I don’t own a computer currently and I do everything on my iPad (animation & video editing). I’ve put a ridiculous amount of time working on making this process better/faster so that I can actually make more of these videos long term without going insane.
Now it takes me about 1 hour of work per minute of animation (it took me 4/5hrs per minute when I started).
And for the GoPro, I don’t have one, this was just my phone with a tripod wrapped around my shoulder, it’s a bit clumsy but… who cares, it worked great anyway!
Great tutorial. I wonder which app you use to display the fretboard graphic animation on screen that show your current playing notes ?
Hey! I do graphic design as a hobby since a while now and that’s what allows me to create custom animations design for ALL the on screen graphics you’ll see on my channel.
There are currently no substitutes for that and I don’t think an “app” would allow so much control over this kind of animations anyway
Thank You for Sharing, I liked that
Thank you for commenting, I liked that too :)
I just may be able to play.... thank you
Yes of course you do! Playing music is much easier than we think once we focus on simplicity and enjoyment, keep it up 👍
What an amazing video ❤
Interested in the book.
Hey there! Your comment makes me wonder, would you be able to describe what you mean by book?
@@TiBO_Uke hey,
My apologies. Apparently, somehow my reaction on a different video’s ended up in among the comments of your video.
Would also like to know what app this is to display fingerboard over video!
I answered to the original comment -> There are no such app, everything’s handmade.
I see you also teach music, if you need something specific for your own students and think that I could help, let me know
The person 🗿
The place 🗿
btw, where is this place
High up in the Dolomites, the entire region is like that 🇮🇹 🏔️
Thanks for the comment!
Bard.