mrkmni
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RAST
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe7c4WMK7eI
I hope you like it!
the same file audio:
http://www.4shared.com/file/145010284/e4bc26c1/Rast_audio.html
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Aymara
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Hi!
Yes, your playing is great, but sorry, in both the video and the MP3 the sound quality is horrible, there's a lot of distortion.
I ask myself why ... maybe you'll need a better microphone?
Greetings from Germany
Chris
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Sazi
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Mood: مبتهج ; ))
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Leaving aside the question of the sound, you look really relaxed, great risha technique, and the whole, very nicely played, I like the "old school"
style of the taqsim.
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mrkmni
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Hi Aymara and Sazi,
I am glad you like it. I deliberately did the reverb to see the quality.
Sazi, I like the Old school too...
I found this Taqsim in Wasla Rast of Salah Abdelhay...the taqsim is Sombati's one.
Thanks!
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FLIPAX
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Hi mrkmni!
I Really Like It!
Very Good I hope I Could Play also Like That!
Mabrouk!
Afwan,
Philip
Every time I Hear The Oud, I fall into a Deep Long Trance of Perpetual Bliss!
"Naseem Al Rooh"
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mrkmni
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Thanks Philip!
This rast samaii is very easy; it is a candy
You should be able to play it after one week.
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fernandraynaud
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I too like the playing a lot and wonder what is wrong with the audio. It sounds drowned in echo/reverb. That could be reflections from the walls of
the room, with a sharply resonant frequency. Or echo created electronically by adding signal back to the input. One way or another it sounds like it's
on the verge of feeding back big time. If it's deliberate, it's just a HAIR too much 
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David.B
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Still a problem of sound mrkmni... It's a shame because your technique deserves a better microphone. A nice "classical" piece of music
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