Sound and Video stage nears completion:
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:08 am
Hope to get some good video going this winter.
Hope to get some good video going this winter.
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Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:08 am
Hope to get some good video going this winter.
Re: Sound and Video stage nears completion:
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 4:33 amsanshouheil wrote:
Hope to get some good video going this winter.
Waaay cool
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:59 pmDang George I thought that was a pic. of Pink Floyd performing!
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 1:15 pm
Looks really good.
Is it also set to record live performances? Would be a nice little side business to rent out with video and audio capabilities. How are the acoustics?
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 1:29 pmPosted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 11:38 pmIt's a lot of fun. With the intent of making our online presence a little more eye catching.
Draping the rafters with some white or off white sheer material will be the next big challenge.
Followed by some front of stage lighting bright enough to see the players but not so bright as to drown out the back of stage effects.
Ray has a new camera that has settings for photographing & filming in various light conditions and maintaining good contrast.
This still is actually one of his recent test photos.
Draping the rafters with some white or off white sheer material will be the next big challenge.
Followed by some front of stage lighting bright enough to see the players but not so bright as to drown out the back of stage effects.
Ray has a new camera that has settings for photographing & filming in various light conditions and maintaining good contrast.
This still is actually one of his recent test photos.
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 11:46 pmJahva wrote:8)
Looks really good.
Is it also set to record live performances? Would be a nice little side business to rent out with video and audio capabilities. How are the acoustics?
Hopefully we will be able to move in that direction. The curtains have helped the acoustics some but it still sounds like a metal shop. Researching a different style of PA that would facilitate live recordings better.
As for now we use our professionally recorded sound tracks as in our first production found here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oEl2r0p ... r_embedded
Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 12:01 amGeorge, when you get your front lighting spend just a little extra and get the LED's you will be glad you did! look at our video those lights came from cheaplights.com whatever you put out front shining on you guys won't drown out those back lights. Wow you get it! Most folks don't understrand the concept of eye candy thats what those lights you have in the back are. Most folks want to shine those down on the band! all you need now are 2 preferably 4 LED pars 1 preferably 2 per side! Hooray for Noisy Kung Fu!
Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 12:30 amDefinitely LED. All of our lights are.
I did take notice of the ones y'all had in your video. Good effect.
I will need to spend a little more for some that are DMX controllable as the ones I have now are only sound or program applicable. ( I use the sound mode)
With the exception of the Laser.
There is a remote available for it ... also on my to do list.
It's a damn long list.
I did take notice of the ones y'all had in your video. Good effect.
I will need to spend a little more for some that are DMX controllable as the ones I have now are only sound or program applicable. ( I use the sound mode)
With the exception of the Laser.
There is a remote available for it ... also on my to do list.
It's a damn long list.
Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 1:29 amThere is a LED Digital DMX controller that you will need for the LED type lights A regular DMX controller won't work!
Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 2:42 amAH ... thanks again.
Right now I have my fog machine switches taped together and a piece of Popsicle stick taped over the toggles so I can activate them both or independently with my foot.
I also purchased four 15amp 120 volt machine shop style foot switches that I use to control the light banks.
I do a lot of tap dancing between lights / fog to vary the intensity of the " show " to match the songs.
As this progresses I will probably need a dedicated sound and light man so I can focus on my axe.
Right now I have my fog machine switches taped together and a piece of Popsicle stick taped over the toggles so I can activate them both or independently with my foot.
I also purchased four 15amp 120 volt machine shop style foot switches that I use to control the light banks.
I do a lot of tap dancing between lights / fog to vary the intensity of the " show " to match the songs.
As this progresses I will probably need a dedicated sound and light man so I can focus on my axe.