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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/28 02:41:32
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Really good! This was like a good educational (?) movie.
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/28 10:25:16
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Watched the whole things. It gets really quite good after little David hits the sack! The music connects it all really well. Really great job!
It must have taken you quite a lot of editing - what program did you use? Your time was not wasted, this is a really excellent presentation.
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/28 11:34:46
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emeraldsoul
Watched the whole things. It gets really quite good after little David hits the sack! The music connects it all really well. Really great job!
It must have taken you quite a lot of editing - what program did you use? Your time was not wasted, this is a really excellent presentation.
cheers,
-Tom
+1 I like the usage of older black & white photo's/video/audio in this as well as Secrets.......really well done Slumber.
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slumbermachine
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/28 14:05:10
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Wow, thanks for the responses. Video was Sony Movie Studio Platinum 13. Clips were creative commons and public domain footage from mostly archive.org. I pretty much get all my footage from those sources because I'm not a great cameraman and would rather dedicate my time to making music and sound effects then fooling around with good light sources, angles, and stuff. Audio is Sonar of course. I find editing video is pretty much the same as editing music. It lets me be creative. Strange that I need non-linear editors to find peace. How crazy, I think I just realized I'm mostly an artist that only uses a computer and digital representations as an instrument and canvas. Tron?
post edited by slumbermachine - 2015/12/28 14:17:57
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/28 20:29:49
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Well done -- the timing of the images blending into one another fit nicely with the music. Good use of reverb in the music too. Very creative and interesting.  Allan ===
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/29 17:11:46
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Just a big +1 to the above comments - great marriage of music to video. And the music itself has good width and depth providing support for the narration. Oh, and I really liked the transition out of the music bed and into "film audio" at the end - brilliant.
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/29 20:15:30
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Really intense video. Techniques were applied really well. +1 for the creative part.
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/30 08:56:32
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Very cool video/audio. I was expecting something else to happen audio-wise, but what you did fit the video very well.
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/30 11:20:26
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Very entertaining. The old footage accompanied by your spacey track really creates a strange vibe – like I was coming out of anesthesia. I mean this in a good way – it’s a very odd little piece. I really enjoyed it – the sounds and the composition work well with the video clips. Great job.
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Re: SlumberMachine - The Grey City Music Video
2015/12/30 11:36:35
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The video was quite interesting to watch, like Dan I was waiting for something a little more sonic to happen but....
Thanks for sharing.
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