PsychoMima Freakout.
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PsychoMima Freakout.
One of those songs that got stuck in my head after hearing it. Mainly because I loved the pace and the beats. At first considered using it for Sloth, but the more I thought about it the more it seemed to fit Perfect Blue. And I needed a break from playing with FMA footage anyway.
Out of all the attempts I've made this one was by far the most enjoyable too. Half the clips seemed to fit almost seamlessly, most notably 'idol' mima's appearence. And it was a nice challenge trying to match up others to the guitar riffs and the drumbeats. Something I hope I succeeded in doing.
Personal good: I love how I was able to match up the mima and me mania guitar riffs at the start and near the end. Along with the totally unintentional beginning and end with idol mima.
Personal bad: I'm not sure how well switching between being sync'ed to the guitar in some parts, and drumbeats in others turned out. That and the part between :34 and :40 still bugs me slightly, it doesn't seem as sync'ed as the rest of the vid.
In any case young babies are easy, say compared to a mobile two year old. AKA a compact engine of apocolyptic destruction.