video review of the 200DX

Good Video! I like the one on "How to make a steel rose" too- Very cool

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Originally Posted by 2tailfins

Good Video! I like the one on "How to make a steel rose" too- Very cool

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Thanks ... I like doing videos The only complaint people seemed to have with the original review was that the music bed was too high and it was interfering with the dialog so I brought the volume down about 40% and it helped. I could have done it without a sound track but I write and perform all my own music and it’s a way to showcase it.

Better Winky and you still got the music in there. Not sure if I saw the steel rose video, off to look.

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Originally Posted by everlastsupport

Better Winky and you still get the music in there. Not sure if I saw the steel rose video, off to look.

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Thanks Mike ... here is the link to help you find it http://youtu.be/2N01D3rbgwA Notice I showed my love for the 200DX. Still not perfect with TIG yet but I'll get there. I did throw the rose hard on the floor 3 times to make sure it was solid lmao.

Finally got a chance to look at this over the weekend, nicely done. Very impressed with the music- is it your band? Are you doing multiple tracks all by yourself? Very tight, very well produced. Hear hear!

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Originally Posted by DaveO

Finally got a chance to look at this over the weekend, nicely done. Very impressed with the music- is it your band? Are you doing multiple tracks all by yourself? Very tight, very well produced. Hear hear!

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You guessed it ... multi-trckworkvia an old out of date computer ... I do everything ... actually at one point music was my life ... I have a degree in music/mass comunication and crtification as an audio engineer. Used to play rock when I was a youngster ... but mellowed over the decades, Stayed at the top 10 of the easy listening charts for my area at Reverb Nation for a while www.reverbnation.com/winkybrazzil

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Originally Posted by Winky

actually at one point music was my life ... I have a degree in music/mass comunication and crtification as an audio engineer. Used to play rock when I was a youngster

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Very cool- I knew I was hearing some string bending in there. The music was putting me in mind of Jethro Tull, for some reason, or maybe David Gilmour's solo music- lots of good guitar work.

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Originally Posted by DaveO

Very cool- I knew I was hearing some string bending in there. The music was putting me in mind of Jethro Tull, for some reason, or maybe David Gilmour's solo music- lots of good guitar work.

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Wow ... Thanks Dave ... those are awesome complements as Floyd and Tull were some of my major influences … I had played guitar since the early
60’s and I picked up woodwinds when I was in my 40’s … Ian Anderson knocks my socks off.