My 1st attempt
My 1st attempt Posted on: 02.09.2011 by Lizzie Hoesley Just finished my map (it's in the mapping community
) and made a quick 1 track routine. I hope this is the correct community
! If not, someone please redirect me!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soreS3oe2l8 I'm brand new to this, so be a little nice, but let me know if I should give up now | |
| Neil Malia 03.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by LmnLm3
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| Lizzie Hoesley 02.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by Awesomer
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| Lizzie Hoesley 02.09.2011 | Just finished my map (it's in the mapping community
) and made a quick 1 track routine. I hope this is the correct community
! If not, someone please redirect me! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soreS3oe2l8 I'm brand new to this, so be a little nice, but let me know if I should give up now |
| Lizzie Hoesley 03.09.2011 | Thanks nuke! The second video I made (with the recording from Traktor) came out much better. It's just kinda scary putting up that first take! I've been doing DJ stuff for probably over 2 weeks now, so I figured it's time to prove to myself (and my wife) that the gear (LP+nano) is worth the $150 I spent on it |
| Neil Malia 03.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by LmnLm3
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| Lizzie Hoesley 03.09.2011 | Oh I can't wait to be good enough to warrant using all this stuff I'm learning now haha And then I will have subscribers, and I will win. Winning. I have 1 speed. |
| Rolanda Clodfelder 03.09.2011 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5rSr...layer_embedded Picture in picture how-to |
| Lizzie Hoesley 02.09.2011 | Take 2: http://www.youtube.com/user/LmnLm3M1X |
| Lizzie Hoesley 02.09.2011 | I'll have to figure out picture in picture for iMovie... And I just found out that Quicktime has screencapture built in :doh: and I just recorded a mix!!!!!! ARGH! |
| Rolanda Clodfelder 02.09.2011 | 1. Record Audio output e.g. Audacity, Ableton or Traktor Record. 2. Record Cam as per normal 3. Record your Screen (use snapx, camstasia, screenrecord). Then you want to lay down your files in an editor when you are finished (e.g. Imovie).. 1. Audio Track from Digital Source (Traktor record or Ableton etc .. 2. Video from Cam 3. Video from Screen Capture Then you can do some funky Picture in Picture stuff or transitions with the videos and dont forget to mute the video cam's audio track. You'll prolly need to play around with the audio sync to get it dead on. |
| Lizzie Hoesley 02.09.2011 |
Originally Posted by Awesomer
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| Lizzie Hoesley 02.09.2011 | Thank you so much, Awesomer - you are even awesomer than I would have expected I will take all of those into account, correct for all of them, learn to do this stuff properly, and should have a proper video in, I'd say... a week. Seems like more than a little to learn As far as standing, for those who have workstations at computer desks, what do you use to get the height you need for standing work? |
| Kenton Almeyda 02.09.2011 | I watched your video while. Um. Sitting here watching your video. Here's my feedback! - Congratulations on creating your own mapping, especially one that is functional to play with on a new piece of hardware. That's some pretty advanced mojo. - Was the concept to "perform" silver screen "live"? If so, it might have helped make it a bit more clear what I was watching.. and I know the original song quite well. - The sound of your finger echoing through the wooden table and being picked up as bass by your camera's mike more or less ruined the audio part of the experience. I was listening for what your button presses were doing, but all I could hear was "THUUUNK" as you hammered the controller. There have been some other threads where people have explained how they do video + traktor recorded audio sync with free/inexpensive software, I would explain how but I don't do this stuff myself. They also sometimes overlay a traktor screencast, which makes it even neater, imo. - I heard some bits where your "mixing" seemed to be on and others where it seemed to be "off." I guess that's what you get when you turn off "quant" and try to "mix" loops live? Definitely had a "live" feel.. - Tapping and waving your hands in mid-air to count time probably indicates you should do one simple thing to improve your DJing. **** STAND UP **** from your chair, so you can tap your foot and/or do the DJ stand rhythmic hump to help with your timing. Thanks for posting, and keep at it! |
| Lizzie Hoesley 02.09.2011 | Prior to this I was using the MPKmini that you see under the monitor - those drum pads need a good tap to get going. I got used to that feel, and it helps my timing |
| Neil Malia 02.09.2011 | you trying to kill your launchpad |
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