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Love that MuseBud!
Twin3, MU Waverley piano and Decent Sampler kalimba (free!) all sequenced by MuseBud.
Drums from Hammerhead. Visuals by JamCam.
Let me know what you think!
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I think we are each others opposites when it comes to video, while I tend to do too much I think you do a bit to little (use the medium!👀). Other than that pointer it's all awesome as per usual.
Excellent stuff. I think you’re one of the few other people I see that use the Waverley instruments. Massively underrated.
I like it!
Ok.. have to take the time to learn it… Nice…. 👍
The static nature of the video has way more to do with my technical incompetence than any aesthetic choice.🙂
Thanks for your kind words.
Thanks @HotStrange! Yeah, I don’t understand it. There’s a plethora of instruments, they all sound good-to-great to me and, if I recall correctly, it was cheap as chips.
Go figure.🙂
Thanks @jimhanks @RajahP!
Oh, I see. Jam Cam does not have much to offer when it comes to tutorials and this one is the only one I could find, made by the developer, Isak. There are many more on VFX, he's older app and they work quite similar.
Maybe I'll do one if I find the energy. Anyway hopefully it'll get something going 😃
Here's the manual for JamCam
Yeah I really like this! Bit 90s Idm with the main melody, which is right up my street;
Great, lovely song. I appreciate that kind of video too. It's more like an album cover, that moves a little bit, which is what I used to look at when I first starting getting into music. I have met people who are ostensibly really into music, and for too many when you get them to listen to a song, if there's a video, and if the song doesn't grab them in 20 seconds, they just focus on what's happening onscreen. #oldmanrant Damn it, listen Kid
Note, I'm not saying that about anyone in this thread, not even implied. My opinion re videos is an outlier, and maybe rightly so.
Excellent stuff. I think you’re one of the few other people I see that use the Waverley instruments. Massively underrated. > @rottencat said:
Definitely. I have all the IAPs too and I think they were maybe $.99 each? Have all of Rob’s apps and love them all. Sadly he doesn’t seem interested in porting anything new and just maintaining the ones on the store right now.
Another fan of Waverley and Robs work. Touchscaper was more or less the first app I ever managed to get a tune out off.
Lovely creation and I much prefer low key visuals to very busy ones so it get my vote 👍
Thanks @GeoTony!