Yeah, that's really cool that it worked so well. I guess this is the closest you can ever come to jamming with yourself, and it must be a first for Vimeo. What would be really cool is to get other people involved too - point them to this video and get them to record another part (but to prevent feedback issues, get them to record it so you can't hear this video in their video), and then eventually edit it all together into one big Vimeo jam!

This is an awesome idea!

Pepper, you're a pioneer.

I love the idea totally excellent idea, I'd love it even more if the camera's pickup didn't lose the high "sparkle" of both instruments.

cool idea

It doesn't sound bad at all! Nice! The real trick at this point would be to have a third video that was a click track for both! :) Great job!

another triumph!

freakin cool man!

Way to go!

i love banjo, this is amazing. I think i may try and do this with beat boxing, similar to that reggie video jakob posted, but youknow... copying your idea.

Nice Banjo playing dude, that's awesome! I got my gf a Banjo for her birthday:D

Awesome. Love the idea. May have to try it with some vocals too!

excellent use of vimeo!

you call it multi-track,
I call it recursion,
either way,
it's yum.

hey I've been doing this too... running multiple vimeos plus imovie. amazing things start happening at times... between the images and the audio... not to mention the metaphors they contain.

interesting !!

you resourceful son of a gun

Excellent. I love to see people finding new and awesome uses for seemingly straight-forward technology. Cheers!

I did a similar experiment a few years back, with just audio. I recorded myself at the piano, then played the song back during a party, recording my song and the guests talking. The next time I threw a party played the old recording back and recorded a new one. The layered voices and music became quite strange. The people who were there the first time would suddenly hear themselves talking. The third time around the party had grown to huge proportions - at least a hundred people talking at the same time. My little piano piece got lost in the din.

Very awesome. I love the banjo.

I used to do this same thing with two cassette decks. I think the most dubs I ever did was ten or so. You wouldn't believe how bad it sounded when it was all done.

realy nice played! :)

I like it! Thinking outside the box...oh yes! Great job!

Nice Work!