... that I learned to use iMovie! Here's the first attempt, with some new recordings on the SD7. (yes John, DIRECT to disk)
Some songs include "Ferry Cross the Mersey", "Dancin' in the Moonlight", "Stranger on the Shore" ... and then some recordings that were already posted - as filler for the slideshow.

WOW !!!!
Now we're talking!!!

BREAKING NEWS!!!!!

Sounds flipping great Dave, all of it with as my absolute favourite Route 66 !
If you can get this quality on your live streaming you cannot fail to go wrongimho. Photo shoot is lovely too......apart from that bearded monster from time to time. 🙂🙂🙂

Regardx,
John

Very impressive Dave! Super job! Excellent performance! That SD7 is a great sounding rig and a perfect background for your vocals!

Good job..
vocal clarity is much improved..

Good luck

Dave, you’re good, your voice, your keyboard, and the way you put it all together, top shelf.

What I keep hearing is a voice out front, and a keyboard that never gets in your way.
Enjoyed listening, John C.

Brilliant, Col

The more I listen to the SD7 the more I like it. I'll never be able to reach the level of your talents, but the keyboard will help tremendously.

Gerry

That's exactly what I'm gong for. Melody rules. Thanks!

Still haven't figured out how to get this quality in a stream. This was recorded to my Macbook thru a Presonus interface, but nothing was edited, except for a fade in/out between songs in the medley. I tried many times to go "line in" to the Zoom Q2n camera, but there was no setting that didn't clip - manual, or presets. This camera is fantastic for point and shoot, but it's not an adequate hardware recording mixer. I'm going to look into the H6, and see if I can get that to talk to the video, or my phone to get the best sound in a live video. Anyone doing this? Using an outboard mixer/interface while filming live?

Excellent production. Ferry Across the Mersey is a song that most of us have forgotten, always liked that tune and play it regularly. Nice clarinet too on Stranger On the Shore. Kudos to you.