need help with digging a ditch

my_ashes · Post by **my_ashes** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 2:52 am

hi,

I'm trying to learn digging a ditch at the moment and I'm using the tabs from this site. The fill and the breakdown isnt that hard for me, but I have problems with the verse (cant make it sound like dave is playing it) and connecting all the parts together. I only have the version from the lillywhite sessions as reference, but it's quite confusing for a beginner to tell all the pieces apart, if you hear like 3 instruments at the same time. My ears arent that great either to be honest. Does anyone have some hints for me ?

Sciaracastro · Post by **Sciaracastro** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 3:04 am

you should hear it better here

http://youtube.com/watch?v=xrsmeXvwtIs

my_ashes · Post by **my_ashes** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 4:17 am

thank you. Is there a way to safe the audio track from youtube videos ? I dont want to be online all the time just to listen to it

Sciaracastro · Post by **Sciaracastro** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 6:03 am

my_ashes wrote:thank you. Is there a way to safe the audio track from youtube videos ? I dont want to be online all the time just to listen to it

i remember there was a mozilla add-on who allows you to save the vids on your pc

JacknCoke · Post by **JacknCoke** » Wed Sep 05, 2007 5:27 pm

thank you. Is there a way to safe the audio track from youtube videos ? I dont want to be online all the time just to listen to it

yea, download Audacity..its a free download and you can record just the audio from any youtube video...all ya do is hit record on audacity, then hit play on the youtube video..when the youtube vid is done, just end the Audacity recording and save it to your comp..

SeekUp · Post by **SeekUp** » Wed Sep 05, 2007 5:39 pm

Sciaracastro wrote:
my_ashes wrote:thank you. Is there a way to safe the audio track from youtube videos ? I dont want to be online all the time just to listen to it
i remember there was a mozilla add-on who allows you to save the vids on your pc

Yeah, if you have Firefox just use the plug-in called Download Helper, and then convert the .flv video to an mp3, or whichever audio format you would like.