Playing folk rock, johnny cash, bluegrass wildwood flower, John mayer's stop this train with a camera inside the guitar.
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I just happened upon this trick when testing what it was like filming from inside my guitar. *Note this effect is due to the rolling shutter, which is non-representative of how strings actually vibrate. Tips: • You must have the strings brightly backlit to get the camera to capture at such a high frame rate (pure conjecture). You can see how the effect fades when the buildings come into view. • Use a pencil *This was used with the front facing camera, try the back camera, it may capture better! (tried it, it didn't look as good for me) There is a heated discussion with *real science* over at reddit www.reddit.com *UPDATE here is the 'tracklist' :14 - "Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton :56 - "Signe" by Eric Clapton 2:57 - Snippet of "Tomorrow Land" by John Scofield - the rest is just noodling around. Also, I never thought I'd be known as a 'youtube guitarist', I just play for fun- I'm actually a motion graphics designer/animator. Check out www.justkyle.com follow me on twitter! http
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How to make a sizzling guitar video with your iPad or iPhone. I figured out how to see oscillations outside the guitar using an iPad or iPhone. The key was to focus intense light at the guitar so the camera automagically increased the shutter speed. I don't believe anyone can manually set an IOS camera. I added more and more light until I was successful with 2600 watts coming from two sets of industrial lights. It was extremely hot. The other key is to orient the iPad and iPhone vertically so the rolling shutter effect happens. If you hold the iPad or iPhone wrong, you will not see the oscillations no matter how much light you have. So the oscillating guitar video technique is: Cool String Oscillations = Fast Shutter Speed (lots of light) + Rolling Shutter (orient the camera perpendicular to the strings) I made the video clip with one camera angle - there a lot of angles you can use. Probably the most dramatic is straight on. Plus there are probably better light sources that would amplify the oscillations. You need to be careful to avoid light glare or to burn your self or ruin your guitar. I used an iPad 2 and an iPhone 4, and I bet this works with other iPhones. Note: one of my friends had a Samsung Android and we could not get it to capture any oscillations. Thanks to Michael Boekmann and Marc Spielman for their ideas and assistance. Cheers, Mike Salovich You can contact me through mikesalovich.com Update a lot of people have asked about the song. It is "Zen Country <b>...</b>
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Free MP3 SoundCloud download: snd.sc It's like if David Guetta was remixing himself, and turned the ukulele knob to 11. Special thanks to my friend Tara for lending vocals to the track. It would have just been poorly played bodhrain and accordion with out her. Awesome iPhone inside guitar oscillation shot courtesy of All Hell Breaks Loops. Everything recorded, mixed and mastered in Steinberg Cubase 6 and Propellerhead Reason 5.
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When i 1st saw @justkylevids iPhone guitar strings youtube, it had only 800 views. I knew it was going viral, and now has 2 million views in 3 weeks! How does this happen? He 'discovered' the iPhone camera rolling shutter effect on guitar strings (best filmed inside acoustic guitar facing out to bright sky). Guitar strings oscillating is a sensation on youtube now. Guitarists and music fans like the look of music moving strings. Like other youtubers I set out to make my own version of string oscillations. 3 weeks later I have a new technique down. I used CamLock app ($3) to lock the exposure and white balance on the appropriate levels for capturing the silhouette strings vibrating on video inside the guitar. This way the cam does not auto readjust after you have dropped it inside the guitar. Van Adams, my neighbor, plays "Daniel's Song" new original acoustic instrumental. We hung out and recorded this for Fayetteville Roots Festival, and I incorporated the string action into the video poster for the Roots Fest. Click next link for the best YouTube Playlist explaining rolling shutter, cmos camera effect on propellers and string instrument vibrations appearing to bend and roll as-if waves of visual sound (albeit not true to soundwave physics, more a property of digital camera shutter line scanning): www.youtube.com Video by Dgold with iPhone 4 rolling shutter effect, front-facing camera, CamLock app, exposure locked, white balance locked. file name: iphone-guitar-strings <b>...</b>
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