
Otohiko wrote:I think learning to play with lyrics and twist them elegantly (and as far away without arousing suspicion as possible) is a trick that everyone who wants to be successful with them needs to learn ON THEIR OWN.
Gameinformer313 wrote:When your making an AMV, is it important too always move forward with the anime ur using? i mean for example, is it ok to start a video off with a clip from ep 39 and then the next a clip from ep 7 and ect, or is that just being random and the only good way too go backwards is strictly for non-colored image flashbacks? [/size]
Is their a way around some of those misunderstandings i mean should i post lyrics too the video as well or something?
Gameinformer313 wrote:Oh i see, thankz for the advice you two. I also have one more question. Im new too the whole video making scene and i would normally listen to hip-hop and r&b. But it seems that rock songs go entirely better with AMVs so ive decided too use them. But recently i notice some rock songs are kinda hard to understand. When i say this, i mean they sound like there saying one thing but there saying something diffrent.
Please make your text normal size, it's hurting my eyes trying to read that.
older_gohan wrote:Ok first thing with that. never ever try to conform what others want videos to be. Make it how you want it. Make it feel like you feel about it. Who cares if you misunderstood the song in your own way, you got across in the way you wanted. But honestly I think ti would be cool if you did it to a R&B song. I ahve yet to see one of those and it would be interesting to see one. If you make one I'll guarantee a fair opinion. So please do a R&B one to change the mindset of many AMV makers.
Hip-Hop and R&B can go great with an AMV, as long as the song you use relates to the anime you use.
I think s/he means lyrics that don't sound like what's written in the liner notes, not alternative interpretations of intelligible lyrics. For instance, one video I was thinking of making to Savage Garden's 'Break Me Shake Me' was scuppered when I found out that the lyrics went 'you will be alone' and not 'you won't be alone'.
If it's one or two lines that must be understood in order for the video to make sense, then I would put them in the video info. If the whole song is hard to understand, then I'd either post the lyrics (if there aren't many lines) or tell people to look it up themselves.
Usually I ignore them. I figure if the song lyrics aren't understandable then lyric syncing probably isn't the way to go with that song.
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