"BISTRO FADA"
Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 04:42Hi all,
2 days ago, my wife brought the movie "Midnight In Paris" (excellent movie).
As soon as I heard the theme tune, I said to her "I have to play this lovely tune".
It's called "Bistro Fada" a superb Gypsy composition of Stephane Wrembel.
The sound as usual is not very good and you can hear the frustating buzzing in the upper neck despite
all the plumber tape I put on the bridge to higher the strings.
What you see on the body secured with a drafting tape is the cheap external mic of my camcorder
that I m using as a guitar mic going directly to the MagicStomp echo.
I guess it's responsible for the bright tone.
Here is my take on it (with 2 breaks due to my forgetting the next phrase and due to the tape ending too soon).
Hope you like it,
Blessings,
Abel
2 days ago, my wife brought the movie "Midnight In Paris" (excellent movie).
As soon as I heard the theme tune, I said to her "I have to play this lovely tune".
It's called "Bistro Fada" a superb Gypsy composition of Stephane Wrembel.
The sound as usual is not very good and you can hear the frustating buzzing in the upper neck despite
all the plumber tape I put on the bridge to higher the strings.
What you see on the body secured with a drafting tape is the cheap external mic of my camcorder
that I m using as a guitar mic going directly to the MagicStomp echo.
I guess it's responsible for the bright tone.
Here is my take on it (with 2 breaks due to my forgetting the next phrase and due to the tape ending too soon).
Hope you like it,
Blessings,
Abel