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Posted by Muggaz on Jan-02-2007 17:46:

Layering Video & Audio

Ive been trying to solve the problem of what to watch on TV at parties while listening to music. Im going to try and make a DVD of one of my sets with various videos that Ive collected that dont require sound layered over it(snowboarding, parkour, funny stuff of me and my mates...)
A bit like what DVJs use but for an entire set.

Has anyone tried anything like this before? What did you use and did it work out?

Cheers for any info,
Muggaz

Posted by Allied Nations on Jan-02-2007 17:54:

The latest version of mixmeister and Ableton Live allow you to add video components. I scored a video for my Digital Film class on Ableton last semester.

Posted by Allied Nations on Jan-02-2007 17:55:

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

Posted by Muggaz on Jan-02-2007 21:09:

Nice one mate, that video is fucked up. Really well done though. Cheers

Posted by Allied Nations on Jan-02-2007 21:22:

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Originally posted by Muggaz
Nice one mate, that video is fucked up. Really well done though. Cheers

No worries. The video editing facilities in Ableton are still pretty rudimentary and I would reccomend doing anything intense on a proper program like Final Cut Pro, but if you just need to add sound to video, It's a solid option. I can only wait and see what Ableton 7 brings us

Posted by rizo on Jan-03-2007 02:41:

just play japanese tv game shows!

http://www.nextlevel.ws/rizo/061007/cimg3007.html

Posted by AnomalyConcept on Jan-03-2007 04:57:

If you're just combining audio and video, you could try Virtualdub (http://virtualdub.sourceforge.net/). Just make sure you set encoding parameters (direct stream copy _may_ work) properly, or you'll end up with a huge file.

Posted by T-Soma on Jan-03-2007 14:36:

What was that Justice track in the video?

Bah. "waters of nazareth" DUHH!
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