Calum Graham on a Leviora

[kramster]

This was posted over in the Acoustic Amplification section...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=2w7khl1lixQ

[jwellsy]

I bet he could make patting his head and rubbing his belly entertaining for 5 minutes.

[kramster]

Originally Posted by jwellsy

I bet he could make patting his head and rubbing his belly entertaining for 5 minutes.

Whilst chewing gum.

Drew me right in...went fromthis to the James Hill play, and ended up listening/watching a variety of musical play--sucked up 30 minutes before I was able to get away and back to life. I suppose I should say "thank you." Or maybe not.

[kramster]

Originally Posted by EvanB

I suppose I should say "thank you." Or maybe not.

Always so easy to blame others... "your welcome" or...

[Tom2]

Originally Posted by kramster

Whilst chewing gum.

and walking.

[perttime]

Sounds good.
Is it a delay effect of some sort that lets him play a few layers simultaneously?

[Dustinfurlow]

I hate to be the one to sabotage this post but he actually used a Beauregard guitar (former Somogyi-apprentice builder) for the audio in this video, which made it onto his album. The carbon fiber guitar in this video is just a visual aspect mimed to the audio. (I'm a huge Calum fan, btw... just didn't want people thinking the wrong thing, sonically.) Here's another video he did of that tune but with a Lowden, same audio:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbR4PShidOc

Again, no offense intended, the song and playing are top shelf!

[kramster]

Originally Posted by perttime

Sounds good.
Is it a delay effect of some sort that lets him play a few layers simultaneously?

Yes it sure is

[kramster]

Originally Posted by Dustinfurlow

I hate to be the one to sabotage this post but he actually used a Beauregard guitar (former Somogyi-apprentice builder) for the audio in this video, which made it onto his album. The carbon fiber guitar in this video is just a visual aspect mimed to the audio. (I'm a huge Calum fan, btw... just didn't want people thinking the wrong thing, sonically.) Here's another video he did of that tune but with a Lowden, same audio:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbR4PShidOc

Again, no offense intended, the song and playing are top shelf!

Interesting, thanks... It's still a CF to look at anyway.

[Mbroady]

Sounds fantastic. Just not sure why one should guitar sync with another guitar or guitar sync at all. But he does it well, both the playing and the syncing.

[Braindead]

I must stop watching these videos. I come away very sad and feeling extremely inadequate.

[NoodleFingers]

Originally Posted by Dustinfurlow

I hate to be the one to sabotage this post but he actually used a Beauregard guitar (former Somogyi-apprentice builder) for the audio in this video, which made it onto his album. The carbon fiber guitar in this video is just a visual aspect mimed to the audio. (I'm a huge Calum fan, btw... just didn't want people thinking the wrong thing, sonically.) Here's another video he did of that tune but with a Lowden, same audio:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbR4PShidOc

Are you sure about that? Would you mind telling us the source of your information?

Leviora uses that video on their website to advertise the sound of their guitars. It would be an extraordinary deception if they were "finger-syncing" (as it were) to a recording of a different guitar.

[kramster]

I have played guitar through those multilayer echo things.. kinda fun and makes you sound like you know stuff.

[jojobean39]

A lot of those Candyrat label guys do that. I mean, the videos are usually just music videos, not the actual recordings.