Guitar Oscillations!

This is just awesome. Thank you to Zach for sending me this video! The guy who filmed this also gives a short tutorial on how to capture this sort of thing if you feel like pushing a camera inside your guitar (not recommended if you exclusively play Gibson Hummingbirds):

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!

There is a heated discussion with *real science* over at reddit

http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/in2rc/guitar_string_oscillations_

Posted by Dave Wirth
 

Video for The Double Headed Seagulls' "11"

And now it's time for something completely different.

This video was created by David Hobizal. He edits movies for a living, literally. He also happens to play some mean drums. I have been pretty successful in getting him to play free jazz every once in awhile, despite his hectic schedule. Anyhow, I gave Dave a copy of an album I did (The Double Headed Seagulls), and I guess he liked it. I finally bugged him enough to get this video on Vimeo, and here it is. We were hanging out last night and he told me he created this video on an iphone. It's incredible what you can do with those things. I'm missing out.

The Double Headed Seagulls' "11," video created by David Hobizal.

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Posted by Dave Wirth