This is an unedited video taken from inside my Classical guitar. It still is visible with a steel string guitar, but I feel it looks better on my Classical. The effect seems to only be visible when there is natural light, and when taken from certain angles with high enough shutter speed.
Song list:
0:00 – 0:14 Stairway to Heaven – Led Zeppelin
0:15 – 0:32 Tavern (I have a cover on my channel, check it out.)
0:33 – 0:43 Malaguena
0:45 – 1:00 H.O.L.Y – Florida Georgia Line
1:01 – 1:14 I See Fire – Ed Sheeran
1:15 – 1:24 Let Her Go – Passenger
1:25 – 1:35 Here Comes The Sun – The Beatles
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Wooo I didn't expect Lion's Pride Inn
I personal think that the instrument is tuned but he played far away from the soundhole thats the reason why it sounds so heavy and not quite so soft(sry i am a german guy )
Do it one more time in tune! So good to see, so sad to listen to 🙁
I don't understand how someone can know how to play the guitar quite well yet not realize how out of tune this is.
why are gtar players so damn snobby about perfectly tuned guitars. it's just a video about the strings but we all have to prove we know gtars so good we are tuner freaks look how cool we are knowing it's out of tune. did we mention we play guitar?
I like how this sounds
It's real
Lot's of people cannot seem to tune their instrument, or are not bothered by it being out of tune. I don't understand these people.
I think the effect is from the camera's rolling (vs. global) shutter. The oscillation modes you're seeing aren't actually there in a physical sense – it's just the way the camera captures parts of each frame asynchronously.
This reminds me of "Over played Guitar riff in the Store" ?
I'll never understand the type of person to go to this length to produce a video, but neglect to tune the guitar beforehand. I just don't get it.
Yo, screw all these haters leaving ungrateful comments. This was a great for anyone who watched it. Where else could a man find such a perspective. Thank you for providing a unique perspective of these strings vibrating. It was very helpful to my research.