Thursday, May 24, 2007
Nine Inch Nails Being Mixed By Velvet Acid Christ in studio
YouTube via hexfix93 of VAC.
"Nine Inch Nails being mixed by Velvet Acid Christ in the studio. Small clip of how Disease Factory works in the studio. future retro revolution, jomox xbase 09, korg micro x, roland sh-2 and eurorack doepfer plan b and live wire modular"
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why dont you record the master/2mix audio output from your mixer for these videos? then just throw it together with the video inside logic, line it up with a sync pop or something
ReplyDeleteyou could even splice/mix in the vox recording from the camera
i think it would help alot
i'm going to release it in a full audio quality, as a 320 mp3 when i am done. it will be a free downloadable remix that i will give to everyone and djs around the world..
ReplyDeleteim talking about making videos .. that shitty camera mic doesnt cut it for demonstrating synths IMO
ReplyDeletethe visuals would have alot more impact with quality audio
i'm not putting out top quality videos. why? i dont want them to be sampled and used.. its just show off what i do in the studio. want to hear the quality? listen to my real music..
ReplyDeleteNot a fan of NIN, so i haven't heard the original. However, this sounded pretty cool i must say. I'm looking forward to hearing the completed piece. Good to see people still using hardware!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to agree with Yeti here...it would have been really nice to be able to hear everything. I could barely hear the micro X when you got to it.
ReplyDeleteIf you're worried about people sampling it, then why are you going to be offering it as a downloadable remix?
I'm not putting down what you're doing, I really wanted to hear it!
Isn't it funny how people will criticize other people's charitable efforts? What nerve to complain about something this guy's doing for free, with time he could be spending doing something else!
ReplyDeleteits always cool seeing how you work. Cool video, but why is that microX on the floor? But anyways, thanks for posting these.
ReplyDelete"i dont want them to be sampled and used"
ReplyDelete"listen to my real music"
yah, what is to stop somebody from sampling your real music?
you're statements kinda contradict themselves...no offense....
Hey if your into that kind of music your stuff is ok, but i really doubt the midi pirates are waiting with bated breath to sample and steal your licks.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.velvetacidchrist.com/nin_survivalism_vacmix.mp3
ReplyDeletedownload it . its free. the link above will take you to the finished remix in 320 mp3.