I approve of this trend.

Bullet, that's rad. You somehow made it MORE Nine Inch Nailsy, and I didn't think that was possible. And any move towards Nine Inch Nails is a move in the right direction.

If we can get other people to record vocals for other tracks, we'll have a whole separate EP on our hands.

Here's what I came up with.

Owen, I really wish I had your voice. You give good rawk.

I stretched the audio files nearly to the breaking point on this, but I think that's just a bitrate thing from the source files. Anyway. Did a bit of tuning, brought in some fake harmonies, did what ya do. I kinda like it, myself. There's something very "80s movie montage" about this that I imagine Eddie will get a kick out of.

Thanks, man. Paulou, Dorkman, and Ryan played with this tool, and everyone seemed fairly happy with it. (Paul especially, and Mike used it on like ~100 shots with his own tricks on top.) The methodical "bit by bit" breakdown was what I was most proud of. Nail every little sub-effect and let the user mix them and tweak to taste.

Great post. Definitely post your short on the creations board when it's done, and I'd also be interested in some sort of a write-up (as detailed as you'd want it to be) about using film on a modern short film these days.

Wonderful post. Read the whole thing, and these sort of movies usually aren't even my bag.

10/10, would bang.

Ahahaha.

Thor one doesn't work, but the rest do, and I love the style.

Silhouette is important, y'all. (The hammer helps, though.)

oh my god

I composed Visible at about three thirty yesterday afternoon. :-P It was my second-to-last major job on the show, and I think... third one yesterday.