@@catadegen In any case you are on the right track, been playing guitar for 16/17 years at this point, self taught, and I'm NOT good, but I have fun playing and that's what matters your legatos at the end were fire👌
Yes it is violin, the same as my 1st vid, just without reverb. And don’t worry, there’s tons of people start to learn instruments in the later part of life when they can afford it. While I started as a casual player when I was still a kid, I bought my first “good” violin after years of abandonment, in the 1st year of my salaryman’s life.
Perfect for testing my treble head iem 🗣️
I legit never thought about that but you're welcome, and it's a raw recording, no reverb or any sh*t added inside lol
@@catadegen In any case you are on the right track, been playing guitar for 16/17 years at this point, self taught, and I'm NOT good, but I have fun playing and that's what matters your legatos at the end were fire👌
Cool video. I have no idea what's going on though XD
Just another random video to shake the algorithm a little bit, don't worry lol
Ill treat this as an open forum:
What tracks/music do you like to use to test how an iem sounds?
Any track that I have memory about how it sounds on other equipments, so nothing particular.
Very very good . Is this violin ? I wanted to play violin but can't afford one.
Yes it is violin, the same as my 1st vid, just without reverb. And don’t worry, there’s tons of people start to learn instruments in the later part of life when they can afford it. While I started as a casual player when I was still a kid, I bought my first “good” violin after years of abandonment, in the 1st year of my salaryman’s life.
This proves my iem is smooth in treble lol. Now play a weeb song xd.
One day, not today, and there's TOO MANY of them lol