New video in a long time. Die to Live (Steve Vai)
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Frantic_Rock
FragleRockologist
Re: New video in a long time. Die to Live (Steve Vai)
yeah they're stock ibz/dimarzio. It's guitar rig 2. It's very hard to get a smooth sound using emulation software. It's still buzzy, nomatter how you slice it. But i'm gonna try guitar rig 3 soon
Maybe i'm not using the right effects to get a smooth, even sound, but i'll find out soon.
yeah they're stock ibz/dimarzio. It's guitar rig 2. It's very hard to get a smooth sound using emulation software. It's still buzzy, nomatter how you slice it. But i'm gonna try guitar rig 3 soon
Maybe i'm not using the right effects to get a smooth, even sound, but i'll find out soon.
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CronoDL
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Re: New video in a long time. Die to Live (Steve Vai)
Hey, very nice, smooth playing. Tone is pretty tight also!
Hey, very nice, smooth playing. Tone is pretty tight also!
kevlar3000
Bullet Proof Toneologist
Re: New video in a long time. Die to Live (Steve Vai)
Very nice!! Love the grainy open tone, playing is spot on, to the point that it sounds like you wrote the track.
What vid software are you using, I am looking for something for my next vid...
Very nice!! Love the grainy open tone, playing is spot on, to the point that it sounds like you wrote the track.
What vid software are you using, I am looking for something for my next vid...
Frantic_Rock
FragleRockologist
Re: New video in a long time. Die to Live (Steve Vai)
Thanks guys.
I am using Cyberlink Power Director 7. Its working pretty smooth ( very rarely crashes ). The only issue with it that I had was: when you are working with long movie clips - DVD length, the software can freeze for 30 seconds at a time while doing very simple actions like cropping or moving.
Other than that, it has a good line of video effects and file formats. I used a pip track for myself, a video track for the nature vid, and an audio track for the cakewalk audio dump. To the pip track, I essentially made it black and white and increased sharpness of the picture, then i used transparency.
Thanks guys.
I am using Cyberlink Power Director 7. Its working pretty smooth ( very rarely crashes ). The only issue with it that I had was: when you are working with long movie clips - DVD length, the software can freeze for 30 seconds at a time while doing very simple actions like cropping or moving.
Other than that, it has a good line of video effects and file formats. I used a pip track for myself, a video track for the nature vid, and an audio track for the cakewalk audio dump. To the pip track, I essentially made it black and white and increased sharpness of the picture, then i used transparency.