Or at least: How to try to do it... :-)

Note: I am into imaging, not into music; I'm not a musician. I hardly know how to play a bit on a guitar and nothing about composing. This is just another weird experiment on the LZFILM channel.

Original version with Spanish subtitles.

In case that anyone doesn't understand my "Cherman" accent, you may find the spoken text below.

Cómo hacer un vídeo de banda de una sola persona, o al menos el intento de hacerlo.

Aviso importante: Sé algo de vídeo, pero nada de música, no soy músico, no sé tocar la guitarra o componer una pieza. Es sólo otro experimento extraño en este canal.

Versión original inglesa con subtítulos en castellano.

Wie man ein Video mit einer Ein-Mann-Band macht, oder wenigstens der Versuch desselben.

Hinweis: Ich verstehe ein kleines Bisschen von Bilder, aber kaum etwas von Tönen, und von Musik noch viel weniger. Weder kann ich Gitarre spielen noch komponieren. Dies ist bloß ein weiteres unsinniges Experiment auf meinem Kanal.

Originalversion mit spanischen Untertiteln

"A few days ago a friend of mine said to me that I have too much wood for a filmmaker. Maybe he was right. Maybe I shouldn't use it only for some weird soundtracks.

A few days ago I saw a video about a one man band. Yes, it sounded like a band, but I saw just a guitar player. How would I make such a video? I remembered the split-screen collaboration videos that I had seen on YouTube before.

So, is it just a question of plugging in and playing? Take your guitar, your favourite sound effect, and play while you are filming it?

Unfortunately, my editing program didn't want to support my idea of filming four guitars one after the other directly on the PC. So I had to tape it, and I had only the first track for monitoring. Afterwards, it was a kind of a puzzle on the screen for the best synchronization.

Maybe I could do it this way... Or maybe I put it that way?"

The quoted YT vid is "Walking", composed and played by Ferd Geisler.
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