[analoq]

hay i just filmed a 'performance' of TheIncredibleSingingRobot. hopefully it will be on the OCR group soon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzGqOPXlT8s

Originally Posted by Oinkness

people who just sit there and click, click until their 'song' is done, but for those using instruments and singing, it could be cool.

many remixers would take that as an insulting characterization of their creative process.. you might want to clarify.
what you're asking for would be kinda cool though, i was thinking of doing something similar. like a cross between a 'making of' and a tutorial.

cheers.

[Fishy]

I would be just as interested in seeing the 'click click' of how some really interesting sounds are made by the awesome electronic mixers as I would be of seeing live performances.

Either way its a cool idea.

[Brandon Strader]

Originally Posted by analoq

hay i just filmed a 'performance' of TheIncredibleSingingRobot. hopefully it will be on the OCR group soon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzGqOPXlT8s



many remixers would take that as an insulting characterization of their creative process.. you might want to clarify.
what you're asking for would be kinda cool though, i was thinking of doing something similar. like a cross between a 'making of' and a tutorial.

cheers.

Hahah dude, that was incredible! You were sitting there with a tube in your mouth, 'n' stuff. Playing your melody on the synthesizer, eh? What is your equipment you used for this?

I think live performances are good - if you've making a mix, you could record yourself doing a guitar solo, or a keyboard part.... Tutorials could also be good, but for what? Hey, if you made a tutorial on how to get your setup to do the robot stuff, I'd watch it...

2nd post in 3 years.

[analoq]

the equipment was listed in the video info, but the rundown is quick anyway: Moog Phatty synth, Rocktron Banshee talkbox, Ableton Live backing tracks.

Originally Posted by Oinkness

Tutorials could also be good, but for what? Hey, if you made a tutorial on how to get your setup to do the robot stuff, I'd watch it...

i like to share setups and techniques in the Remixing forum, so, i suppose it would just be an extension of that. just an idea i've been toying with -- probably not material specific enough for the OCR YouTube.

cheers.

[José the Bronx Rican]

I just converted my copies of the Otakon and NYC Meetup videos for play on my Zen Vision M. I can get right on this for youtube, no sweat.

[José the Bronx Rican]

I'm now a youtube member, and the two-part NYC Meetup of 2005 is available:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKpT4v7zdtE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKpT4v7zdtE

I'll see about the Otakon video this weekend,
then I can put my own site's videos up.

[big giant circles]

Really cool video compilation of scenes from Astro Boy to the music of Bionic Electronica put together by Phantasmagoriat.

Should be added to OCR soon.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H7Fu4tPJgw

also: '05 meetup videos are awesome

[José the Bronx Rican]

Three more now:

OCR Baltimore Meetup - April Fools Day 2006

OCR Panel at Otakon 2006

OCR Panel PowerPoint Presentation

[Nicole Adams]

Originally Posted by analoq

hay i just filmed a 'performance' of TheIncredibleSingingRobot. hopefully it will be on the OCR group soon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzGqOPXlT8s

Great video! I always get a kick out of watching people perform in their home studios. More please!

[BiteBishop]

Very cool there, Analoq.I do hope you come out with more in the near future...