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Showing posts with label bootleg recording. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bootleg recording. Show all posts
Friday, January 4, 2008
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Sound Design tips from Create Digital Music
FOLEY IS FUN!
Create Digital Music has some great sound design tips up on their site. What's great is they also include some pictures, so you can see what's involved in getting sounds for media. Pretty funny stuff too.
It's all really crazy, and is some of my favorite recording. We all know the basics, punching a steak for realistic body hits, breaking celery for bone and tissue damage, but I had to come up with some fun ones for my last animation project. Sound effects rule!
Here are just a few.
A slinky and a dollar store toy microphone made great high tension lines and steel cabling.
Our old ink jet printer/scanner became the motors and servos of the killer robot (think robocop).
And of course there's our in house space alien:
Check out Create Digital Music's article for even more great sound design tips!
Thanks D4Dirty!
Create Digital Music has some great sound design tips up on their site. What's great is they also include some pictures, so you can see what's involved in getting sounds for media. Pretty funny stuff too.
It's all really crazy, and is some of my favorite recording. We all know the basics, punching a steak for realistic body hits, breaking celery for bone and tissue damage, but I had to come up with some fun ones for my last animation project. Sound effects rule!
Here are just a few.
A slinky and a dollar store toy microphone made great high tension lines and steel cabling.
Slamming a bottle of juice into our apartment's stove became the footsteps of a giant killer robot (and pissed off the neighbors).
Our old ink jet printer/scanner became the motors and servos of the killer robot (think robocop).
And of course there's our in house space alien:
Check out Create Digital Music's article for even more great sound design tips!
Thanks D4Dirty!
Monday, September 3, 2007
Rare Final Lennon and McCartney Recording Session (Bootleg MP3)
IS THIS SERIOUS!?!?!
Ok I'm not a huge Beatles fan. Huge appreciation for their work, but seriously the only albums I enjoy are Abbey Road and Sgt Pepper. I had never heard of this though...
"A Toot and a Snore in '74 is a rare bootleg album of the final recording session in which John Lennon and Paul McCartney played together, which gained wider prominence when McCartney made reference to the session in a 1997 interview. This is the only known post-Beatles recording of Lennon and McCartney, it has become something of a collector’s item..."Click on the READ MORE link to check out Licorice Pizza's write up, Wikipedia article, and links to the actual recordings.
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