So, being rather pleased with the first outcome, I decided to do a speed art and a new "grenades" creation in cinema 4d.
I thought my first attempt was good until i put it next to these! here is the video and the picture!
A place where you can find product reviews, techniques and random cool ramblings on anything Music Recording - Related, or even just technology related. The main focus is music recording and live sound. But includes anything from movies, to youtube videos even random things I find interesting!
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
A little design work!
Okay, again this isnt anything to do with audio, but 3d work using cinema 4d and photoshop. This image alone took 20 minuites to render (maybe a little longer!) as I used global illumination. It was just a practice of techniques within C4D and i may do my first ever speed art sometime with something like this! The first is my final product, the second image was my first full render.
Monday, 27 June 2011
Not audio but Animation!
Ok so it has taken me a while to get with it! but i finally completed a new title animation for my (soon, eventually, when i get around to it!) website!
Here it is!
Here it is!
Friday, 17 June 2011
Screamo bands!
I have noticed recently that front men of screamo bands tend to run about alot and break mic cables! (Just a little insight!)
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
How far has music software come?!
Take a look at this video. This is a rather nifty piece of software for its time! I think personally that some people use even worse software today! (audacity for one isnt capable of this!)
Samples?
Ok, so I have an idea floating around at the moment, Title kind of gives it away, but i shant say too much! In the next few months im hoping to begin work on my first major product :)
Saturday, 28 May 2011
Live Sound Shift
Okay so I really got stuck in the live sound side of things last night!
Was a great night and the bands werent bad either.
It was a relativley small stage but a rather nice sized system to work with. It was just your typical live setup for a typical 3 - 5 peice band. (Guitars, bass, drums, vocals)
All monitors run through auxiliarys,as were the effect sends. Although 2 of the 3 front stage monitors had blown horns so lost all the top end frequencies, this caused problems at the start as i had to drive the remaining foldback quite hard and started to feedback. although a few tweaks with eq later, this wasnt a problem. I really like the drummers foldback system at this venue. Its like a mini PA (infact, bigger and better than some PAs ive worked with in the past!) Active sub, and passive high speakers. And it really does show that when the drummer especially can hear the power of his right leg thumping through that sub, it really does show in the perfomance!
The night was also recorded by me for a live demo and actually didnt come out too bad!
Just my two cents :)
Was a great night and the bands werent bad either.
It was a relativley small stage but a rather nice sized system to work with. It was just your typical live setup for a typical 3 - 5 peice band. (Guitars, bass, drums, vocals)
All monitors run through auxiliarys,as were the effect sends. Although 2 of the 3 front stage monitors had blown horns so lost all the top end frequencies, this caused problems at the start as i had to drive the remaining foldback quite hard and started to feedback. although a few tweaks with eq later, this wasnt a problem. I really like the drummers foldback system at this venue. Its like a mini PA (infact, bigger and better than some PAs ive worked with in the past!) Active sub, and passive high speakers. And it really does show that when the drummer especially can hear the power of his right leg thumping through that sub, it really does show in the perfomance!
The night was also recorded by me for a live demo and actually didnt come out too bad!
Just my two cents :)
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