San Fran MUSIC VIDEO (Part 17)

Plane Ride Home & flying over LA Music Video
(((VIDEO 17 NOTES)))
Here's a short glimpse aboard the interior of our plane on the ground and then I focus outside for some great slow-moving landscape. There are lots of mountains and buildings to feast your eyes on. Not much to say other than I saturated it about 50% more to liven up the color my 1CCD camcorder kills it with. lol

(((MUSIC 17 NOTES)))
The song was a quick drum beat and bassline I made to play guitar licks over and I recorded some improvisations and did some cutting and pasting here and there to string together some flowing leads. I know it's not perfect (nothing is really) but I do enjoy the honest vibe when playing a solo with no idea what my next note should be. Sometimes I get lucky. lol Anyway, I am using my old BOSS DR-660 Drum Machine for bass and drums. And as always, I make the patterns in real-time from scratch...with custom drum kits. I tweaked the shit out of the kit to make it sound like Modern House/Rap. I think it helps the bounce of the tune. I used my PODxt amp modeller for the guitar tracks. I used some tempo delays set the same as the drum tempo to make it spacey. My goal was to induce a dreamlike effect watching it. I think I made it just to relax myself. lol This is the last Video in my San Fran series and I'll be working on my Guitar Videos next. I have so much to do in my music & media lab that I'll be busy for a long time. Thanks for watching the video(s) and I hope a few of you saw them all and got a pleasant trip down memory lane.

(((SAN FRAN VIDEO SERIES INFO)))
The seventeen (17) segment series took 3-months to edit and mix for your viewing pleasure. This footage is from our December 2007 SAN FRAN vacation video that I created original music for and heavily-edited the video with some wild effects (FX) using SONY Vegas DVD+ Movie Studio on my PC to be more of a music video than your 'typically shitty' home-movies with crap for sound. lol

The 17 Snack-Sized Videos were broken down from my 68-minute DVD. The smaller files allowed me to render at 3Mbps, which means its High-Quality Resolution + Sound. Of course you have to select "WATCH IN HIGH-QUALITY" to benefit from that. Choosing that triples the sound and video quality. For smooth playback, hit pause and wait for the red progress bar to get a good head start before watching it. I say go pop some popcorn; get a drink; dim the lights; hit full-screen and take a mini-vacation with me. :)