Does anyone have any suggestions for a suitable webcam/setup to record audio and video of playing the piano from above? I recently tried a Logitech c920 webcam on a windows laptop and while the video quality was good, the sound of my digital piano was muffled and distorted. There are a lot of suggestions on the web to improve the sound of this webcam, but none have proven to give a decent sound quality. I am beginning to think that this may not be the right application for this webcam. Has anyone else been successful in creating a good audio/video stream of their playing? If so, what equipment have you used to do this successfully. Any tips are welcome. Thanks

Thanks Arthur for a great place to talk about and learn this almost forgotten art form! And from a true modern master too! I'm curious about anyone out there using digital pianos to play Boogie Woogie when a real piano isn't available. Which digital pianos are folks using? What are you using to amplify? I have been a long time Roland user and have also been using Casio in the past few years to make the load in easier or when space is tight. I just thought I'd ask the question to see what other Boogie Woogie players as using as this music has some unique qualities that sound very different on different instruments. Thanks and looking forward to more posts and lessons!