How to Play Banjo Music in a Techno Video

A step by step guide to playing banjo music in a techno video.

Introduction

Have you ever wanted to play banjo music in a techno video? It’s actually pretty easy to do! All you need is a banjo and a video editing program.

First, open up your video editing program. Then, find a section of the video that you want the banjo music to play over. It can be any length, but it’s usually best if it’s at least 30 seconds long.

Next, import the Banjo Music file into your video editing program. To do this, click on “File” and then “Import.” Find the Banjo Music file on your computer and click “Open.”

Once the Banjo Music file is imported, drag it down to the timeline so that it lines up with the section of the video that you want it to play over. Then, adjust the volume of the Banjo Music so that it’s not too loud or too soft.

Finally, export your video and share it with your friends! They’ll be amazed at how well the banjo music fits in with the techno beat.

What You’ll Need

A banjo, a computer, a video editing program and some basic knowledge of music theory are all you’ll need to create your own techno banjo music video.

Step One: Choose a Song

The first step to playing banjo music in a techno video is to choose a song. You will want to select a song that has a good beat and is easy to follow. Once you have chosen a song, you will need to find a banjo tab for the song. Banjo tabs can be found online or in music magazines.

Step Two: Practice the Song
Once you have found the banjo tab for the song, you will need to practice it. You may want to practice it several times before you attempt to play it in the techno video. When you are practicing, be sure to pay attention to the tempo of the song and try to play at the same speed.

Step Three: Record Yourself Playing
When you are ready, you will need to record yourself playing the banjo part of the song. You can do this by using a digital recorder or by using your computer’s built-in microphone. If you are using your computer’s microphone, you will need to make sure that it is positioned near the banjo so that it can pick up the sound clearly.

Step Four: Add The Recording To The Video
Once you have recorded yourself playing the banjo part of the song, you will need to add it to the techno video. To do this, you will first need to open up the video editing software that you are using. Once you have opened up the software, you will need to import the recording of your banjo playing into the software. Once your recording is imported, you will then need to place it into the timeline of the video.

Step Five: Export The Video
Once you have added your recording of your banjo playing into the timeline of the techno video, you will then need to export it. To do this, simply click on “File” and then “Export.”

Step Two: Choose a Video

Now that you have your banjo, it’s time to choose a video. For the purposes of this guide, we will be using the music video for Avicii’s “Wake Me Up.”

From the main menu, select “Music Videos.” Scroll down to “Wake Me Up” and press play. The music will start automatically.

As the music plays, watch the video closely. You will notice that the majority of the shots are close-ups of Avicii playing various instruments. There are also some shots of the crowd dancing and other general footage of the concert.

Your goal is to find a shot that you think would look good with banjo music playing over it. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a close-up of Avicii, but it should be a shot that is interesting and energetic.

Once you have found a shot that you like, pause the video and rewind it to the beginning of that shot.

Step Three: Edit the Audio

Now that you’ve got the banjo track and the techno backing track, it’s time to edit them together. Make sure the levels are balanced so you can hear both tracks clearly, then line them up at the beginning. You may want to use a clapping sound or other noise at the beginning of both tracks to help you line them up perfectly.

Now start playing both tracks at the same time. If everything is lined up correctly, you should hear the banjo and the techno music playing together in perfect harmony!

Step Four: Edit the Video

Now that you have all your footage, it’s time to edit the video. This is where you will decide what order the footage will go in, as well as adding any effects or transitions between shots.

If you are using a video editing software, there are usually built-in music files that you can use. If you want to use a banjo track, you will likely need to purchase one or find a free online resource.

Once you have chosen your music, it’s time to start putting the video together. Start by dragging the footage into the timeline in the order that you want it to appear. Then, add any effects or transitions that you want.

Finally, add the banjo track. Once everything is in place, watch the video to make sure everything looks and sounds the way you want it to. If not, make any necessary adjustments and then export the final video!

Step Five: Export and Upload

The final step is to export your file and upload it to YouTube. Make sure you select the highest quality setting and format that your computer can handle. If you’re happy with the results, then Congrats! You’ve just completed your first techno video featuring banjo music!

Conclusion

Why not try something different and Banjo Music in a Techno Video? This can be a great way to add some flair to your techno music. You can use any type of banjo music that you want, but try to find something that has a nice beat to it. Try to find a song with a good rhythm that you can keep up with.