My Tracktion Video!
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- KVRist
- 57 posts since 7 Dec, 2005
Hey, Asha...
Here's what's going to "sell" me, so to speak...was the music on the video recorded, composed, etc, in T2 exclusively??
THAT would be a nice blurg that would make this A++ 100% video have, um, "extra credit" so to speak.
Thanks a lot for this,
- A/L
Here's what's going to "sell" me, so to speak...was the music on the video recorded, composed, etc, in T2 exclusively??
THAT would be a nice blurg that would make this A++ 100% video have, um, "extra credit" so to speak.
Thanks a lot for this,
- A/L
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- KVRAF
- 2000 posts since 5 Jan, 2003 from Brookings, OR
Very nice, but as an “actual” (not “if-I-was-a”) Tracktion beginner, I must say it all went by too fast to be useful as a teaching device; more of a promo piece, I guess. Is that your intention? Thanks, tho! It was a treat as that...
And I’d love to know more about the QuickTime video example you used at the end to demo scoring; looks very intriguing. I’d like to see more of whatever that was. Is that something you created, too?
Thanks!
dc
And I’d love to know more about the QuickTime video example you used at the end to demo scoring; looks very intriguing. I’d like to see more of whatever that was. Is that something you created, too?
Thanks!
dc
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 173 posts since 14 Apr, 2005 from Sweden
Thanks everyone! Happy to hear you like it! 
Yes, I compose, mix and master my songs in T2. I started out using Tracktion as a musical sketchpad but have come to do everything in it. Maybe when I get into the mastering part some more I will use an external audioeditor for that. But T2 is really the most inspiring sequenser out there!
Yes, I compose, mix and master my songs in T2. I started out using Tracktion as a musical sketchpad but have come to do everything in it. Maybe when I get into the mastering part some more I will use an external audioeditor for that. But T2 is really the most inspiring sequenser out there!
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 173 posts since 14 Apr, 2005 from Sweden
David: Thanks! Yes, the intention was sort of a quick looktrough of the workflow and features. At first I made it just to show some friends the new T2-features but, quite happy with the result, I added a little more to it and put it out here at Kvr. I should add that I don´t make any money or anything from this. Just pure T2 love!
By the way the movie part is from some TV-show so it´s not my piece. Wish it was though...
By the way the movie part is from some TV-show so it´s not my piece. Wish it was though...
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- KVRer
- 6 posts since 28 Feb, 2005 from Florida, USA
Awesome video, Asha.
Yours makes Mackie's look amateurish.
Great screen flow, fantastic music, an all out great piece of work.
Now for the hard part...
I must keep trying to record a MIDI track via Tracktion 2 and send it to my Motif ES and Virus KC...I'm such a Newbie!
Cheers!
-Alex
Yours makes Mackie's look amateurish.
Great screen flow, fantastic music, an all out great piece of work.
Now for the hard part...
I must keep trying to record a MIDI track via Tracktion 2 and send it to my Motif ES and Virus KC...I'm such a Newbie!
Cheers!
-Alex
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- KVRist
- 57 posts since 7 Dec, 2005
I don't think the point WAS to be instructional, per se...the "flashiness" of a sales-oriented vid like this, though can't "hurt the cause", though, can it?
And remember that Aaha's not making any money from this...though I WOULD personally but a downloadable tutorial video set. I bought one on DVD for Sonar and Cubase and look - I'm back to Tracktion, anyway.
It'd probably sell a lot since T2 is more oriented to the user to get good results quickly bs studying in-depth features for major production techniques and thus may attract more ofa "newbie" crowd than other hosts would. I studied Sonar for months when I finally gave up - and I have computer degree, too.
And remember that Aaha's not making any money from this...though I WOULD personally but a downloadable tutorial video set. I bought one on DVD for Sonar and Cubase and look - I'm back to Tracktion, anyway.
It'd probably sell a lot since T2 is more oriented to the user to get good results quickly bs studying in-depth features for major production techniques and thus may attract more ofa "newbie" crowd than other hosts would. I studied Sonar for months when I finally gave up - and I have computer degree, too.
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- KVRAF
- 2285 posts since 20 Dec, 2002 from The Benighted States of Trumpistan
Kewl video! Not terribly instructional, but definitely inspirational. Dig the downtempo digifunk, too.
Still, I gotta vent about the codec. Sorry. Yet another weird codec nobody's ever heard of and isn't supported by any known player? Too bad I couldn't make the video work in WinAmp -- after using Ozone Free, everything else sounds like digitized shit.
Ah, well. It was worth the ten seconds it took to download Media Player Classic.
Still, I gotta vent about the codec. Sorry. Yet another weird codec nobody's ever heard of and isn't supported by any known player? Too bad I couldn't make the video work in WinAmp -- after using Ozone Free, everything else sounds like digitized shit.
Ah, well. It was worth the ten seconds it took to download Media Player Classic.
Wait... loot _then_ burn? D'oh!
