Lily of the Valley -- performance and rehearsal This may be used in the services or as a rehearsal aid.
Baib backing + MS Media Player + NCH Video Pad
Nice - I could definitely see this being a good reheard tool! Thanks for sharing
You're welcome, Deryk. Thanks for taking the time.
Yeah, this leads into talking points near and dear to
the hearts of all BaiB affecionados, namely; style.
For my last 12 week gospel workshop, the participants
received 1) simplifed sheet music marked up with chord
changes, and 2) WAV backing files created in BiaB.
Guess what! The first time we met, we were already into
week 4. The voices and instruments already understood
the style, had acclimated to it, in the comfort of their homes.
Take that Lily of the Valley. It's a country 4/4, but listen
again, and it has the 2-4. Billy Joel said "it must have
the 2-4," which., in turn, fuses it with pop, blues, or rock.
I have found a Friend in je-sus, He's EV
...one and TWO and three and FOUR and....
or,
maybel-line, why CANT ya be true oh, MAY-
Verify this by going on line and hearing dozens of renditions of Lily.,
Got an email today from vid.me.
As of Dec. 15th, 2017, the video
hosting site, Vid.me, will be no longer.
I hate when that happens.
I said it before and I'll say it again; for about $10/month you can have your own hosting service. Then your posted files are not at risk of another site's demise.
https://www.godaddy.com/hosting/web-hosting(strongly suggest going with Deluxe for unlimited space)
or
https://www.godaddy.com/hosting/windows-hostingfor Windows
another option:
https://www.1and1.com/windows-hosting(suggest Windows Unlimited package, again for the storage space)
or
https://www.1and1.com/web-hosting(for Apache unlimited)
Make sure to select whether you need Windows or Apache OS on either site above; Apache is always a little cheaper, and may suffice for most needs, but if you need a Windows server (MS) make sure you get the right one.
It's a pretty efficient way, cost-wise, to know your content will always be available.
Any 3rd party host can go away at any time, but if you host it yourself you're much safer.
Thanx, RH. Those are all good suggestions.
I have channels on Vimeo and You Tube; but, got intrigued by the discussions that are going on with respect to video hosting. As an early You Tube user, my concerns have been user related, things like codecs and formats, paying no attention to host aspects, such as, "How much does it actually cost to stream a three- minute video?" things like that.
I have an account with inMotion. I think I'll call and ask about details. Thankx for the welcome comments.
On that note, I would like to know how to render both audio and video to the smallest possible file size. I have tried everything. Maybe that's a new thread.