DylanBright.com Invades YouTube

I had a sudden fascination with bowed instruments a few weeks back and I bought a fiddle. I have been foolishly trying to teach myself to play it. I have been mostly trying to learn from watching videos freely available on the Internet. The abundance of videos has been helpful, but when you are searching for videos on any musical instrument, you mostly find videos of people who are pretty good at playing, unless they are under 6 years of age, in which case only half of them are better than I could ever hope to be at playing any musical instrument. That is kinda discouraging, so I decided to put my own video on YouTube to encourage other people.

My Gift To the World of Music

Now I sort of did this before with the banjo videos, but I figured YouTube has an actual audience, unlike DylanBright.com, and sure enough 30 people apparently looked at the video and one person left a comment. I felt very web 2.0, however, I have never particularly cared for the way YouTube likes to point out the inadequacies in my social life when I am looking at my profile or "channel" or whatever it is they call it…