Video: Kill The Noise (Preview)
Category: Action
Anime: Fate/Zero, Sword Art Online, Ao no Exorcist, Naruto Shippuuden, Deadman Wonderland, Guilty Crown, Fairy Tail, K-project, Bleach, One Piece, Ben-to, To Aru Majutsu no Index, C The Money of Soul and Possibility Control, Mugen no Juunin, Gundam 00, Black Rock Shooter, Death Note, Soul Eater, FMA Brotherhood, Neon Genessis Evangelion, Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas
Song: Black Magic
Artist: Kill The Noise
Creator: Hawk-Eye
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Kill The Noise
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Emong
- A Damaged Lemon
- Joined: Fri Nov 10, 2006 12:02 pm
Re: Kill The Noise
Watched because I love the song.
First, I think the intro parts should have been more static. It was somehow off putting to see so much shaking and so on with the singing parts. Second, while you definitely have some kind of a flow going on there with your transitions and all, I think you neglected beat sync too much during the wobbly parts. Or rather: I think your beat sync needed to be more precise and technical. Dubstep is really challenging to edit to but I think it would have been possible to pull it off without abandoning the flow of transitions. For example you could have done something with flashes or other visual effects, reduce the overall dynamism of the video and just add small shakes or other sharp camera movements on the beats etc. There's a lot of possibilities.
First, I think the intro parts should have been more static. It was somehow off putting to see so much shaking and so on with the singing parts. Second, while you definitely have some kind of a flow going on there with your transitions and all, I think you neglected beat sync too much during the wobbly parts. Or rather: I think your beat sync needed to be more precise and technical. Dubstep is really challenging to edit to but I think it would have been possible to pull it off without abandoning the flow of transitions. For example you could have done something with flashes or other visual effects, reduce the overall dynamism of the video and just add small shakes or other sharp camera movements on the beats etc. There's a lot of possibilities.
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SPKWiktor
- Joined: Tue Aug 02, 2011 8:19 am
Re: Kill The Noise
Thanks for your opinion, I appreciate that.
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pan_dbgt01
- Joined: Thu May 24, 2001 9:19 pm
- Status: Hanging around. Trying to find time to edit.
- Location: Canada
Re: Kill The Noise
I loved it. Great flow and enjoyable.
