Your Random Creations (Page 18 of 27)

A friend of mine asked me to do the music for his little short film, so I totally did, and it was fun yet stressful learning experience.

Film https://vimeo.com/135443176

Score https://fullempty.bandcamp.com/album/held-by-hands-ost

I used Ableton Live 8, my Akai MPK Mini Keyboard, and my bass for that sharp string sounding noise during the last bit.

Ableton is amazing.

These turned out nicely. A timeline for my town. What do you think of the date redundancy? It started as a way to separate different items, but now it's bugging me.

EDIT: never mind; replaced the redundant dates with icons.

:-)

Last edited by Zarban (2015-09-29 02:49:55)

Hey guys!

So the YouTube channel I work with, Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, wrapped production on our old timey radio adaptation of "The War of the Worlds". I did the audio editing, sound mix, sound design and played the character Carl Philips.

Since it's October 30 (the same day as the original 1938 broadcast) here's a free copy of the production in MP3 format: http://bit.ly/1P2PXE0

You can also hear the production starting at 8:19:40 during our 10 HOUR classic horror megamix:

Enjoy and Happy Hallowe'en!

Last edited by Aural Stimulation (2015-10-30 23:17:21)

So apparently Adobe is running some big art livestream thing for the next couple days and are running an art contest to go along with it, with somre pretty kickass prizes. I discovered this about 4 hours ago (Thanks to Draw With Jazza)...about 8 hours before the deadline.

So I said f- it and decided to throw something together. The theme was "You must have dark to show the light!". I haven't painted anything like this is probably a good, I'm gonna, 3 years. I'm kinda amazed it looks like anything at all, but I'm actually pretty proud of it. Not bad for 3 hours work.

EDIT: Oooookaaaay facebook compression did nooooot like this one. Reuploading somewhere else.

Bigger:

Last edited by BigDamnArtist (2015-12-02 12:19:47)

That looks rad.

Didn't bother putting a timer on this one cause there were a lot of gaps with nothing happening cause I was doing other stuff. But actual work time was probably just shy of 3 hours or so.

Last edited by BigDamnArtist (2015-12-06 13:39:45)

Many NLEs have a baked-in Vignette effect. Premiere CS6 does not. How to make one using the Circle effect:

Editing a Premiere tutorial in Premiere is weird.

Last edited by Boter (2015-12-09 06:35:08)

Editing a video about how editing a Premiere video in Premiere is weird in Premiere?

Recorded this at the same time. I didn't have a great example shot, but sometimes I want a shot with a really bright spot and the rest being dark to be more evenly lit, so this is where another use of the Circle tool comes into play.

I've used it a bit. Not a fan of having to export a 50GB image sequence for a five minute video.