https://youtu.be/AaTxumpfkJw

PA-900 into a Behringer mixer, and recorded on the Zoom's internal mics. The camera was placed in front of the left PA speaker (teeny Alto 8's, with a small Bose sub), and picked up the Korg speakers, as well. Commercial sequence (probably Tune1000), played Rhodes and organ over top.
The camera was set to wide angle to get some guests in the shot, so the frame is a little skewed, but I was really interested in the audio. I'll make a recording using the line ins next week to compare!

Next, using the arranger:

https://youtu.be/eIRQQpCFAlU

You can see it was a slow night, so my concentration wasn't great, but, mistakes and all, you can get a feel for the tone of the Korg, and the quality of the Zoom. I'll try to post a few more, but editing the master is time consuming for a newish movie guy. Enjoy.

It works!! Nice work Dave......smooth!

For you folkies ...
https://youtu.be/8YyT8n0vsME
Taylor 712CE (not mine)

Neat videos, Dave. I think they would have been a lot better had you used the line in on the camera, but overall, pretty darned good sounding. You voice seems a bit higher than I remember it from years ago when I saw you performing in the Italian Restaurant in Philly, though. I guess that's an aging thing.

All the best,

Gary

Excellent as always Dave. Nice recording, nice playing, nice singing, that's about it...

You know, I think I actually came out of the OR with a slight edge to the upper timbre in my voice. I noticed it, too. As for the camera, I fully expect fantastic results using the line-in, but geeze - the built in mics sounded pretty good, too!

Voice sounds great as always!!

Thanks Johnathon. I'm not at 100% yet, but darn near.

That's my Uncle Dave in action.....
Charts??? who the heck needs charts?
just play and enjoy yourself makes for great stage preence....
that's how it's done by the master!
Great stylings as usual sitting in the pocket....

Thanx for sharing

Those of us who are less fortunate and don't have the talent that others have. I'm not making excuses either, I have been successful in a couple of different careers but memorizing music/playing by ear is not one of them. Thankfully I can read and when playing a gig I don't need to stare at charts I do use them as a guide so that I can keep eye contact with the audience.