In this kickoff event for Music Making Month Propellerhead’s founders Ernst, Marcus, and Peter discuss the future of music making. For more information about our full schedule of Music Making Month live tutorials, demos, artist Q&As, and videos be sure to check out www.propellerheads.se/mmm during the month of May (2011)
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#WeAreFlipBooking! Happy Halloween!! Hey everyone! As promised, here is part 3 of The Melanie Iglesias Flip Book. I had so much fun making this one and I’m so happy to share it with you. In this special Halloween Edition (Finale), I wear 15 different Halloween costumes, sponsored by www.ForplayCatalog.com! This one in particular took a little longer between changes because of so many different styles including hair and makeup but it was still a blast. Hope everyone has a safe and happy Halloween! Please don’t drink and drive! Always remember to assign a designated driver. The Melanie Iglesias Flip Book is a stop motion video made up of approximately 2000 photos featuring Melanie Iglesias changing into different outfits. Photographed by Michael Creagh in just one take. No photos have been retouched. Watch behind the scenes footage of this Flip Book: youtu.be For the sexiest Halloween costumes visit www.ForplayCatalog.com Music “Free Fall” by Grand Staff. Go to www.GrandStaff.BandCamp.com to get all 3 songs featured in the Melanie Iglesias Flip Book. Special THANK YOU to Sxephil and the rest of the Philly D nation for their undying support and feedback. Love you guys! You’re awesome. Be sure to follow on Twitter for daily updates! http Follow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com Click to tweet! clicktotweet.com
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Propellerhead Guru, James Bernard presents some of the finer points of the new Propellerhead Reason 5 and Record 1.5 features. In this video, he focuses on the ‘Neptune’ pitch correction instrument. REASON & RECORD available from: www.dv247.com
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The 1974 “Rumble in the Jungle” between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman is probably the most famous and most depicted of all heavyweight title bouts ever. One reason for this fascination might be that it was one of the most dramatic heavyweight bouts of all times. The features of the two opponents couldnt have been more different – on the one side the patriotic Foreman who had waved the Star Spangled Banner after winning the Olympics in 1968. On the other side the inconvenient black hero Ali, who had enraged the White establishment with his claim for conscientious objector status and his converting to Islam. The fight in Zaire and its surrounding occurences were even processed to a whole novel (“The Fight” by Norman Mailer, first published in 1975). Foreman was the experts favorite. He had won his last eight bouts unexceptionally by knockout in the first two rounds (amongst his deplorable foes had been Joe Frazier and Ken Norton whom Ali wasnt able to knock out or down in six bouts) and 37 of his 40 professional bouts. His strength was enormous and after he had punched the heavy bag for a couple of rounds, there was a huge bump in it – once he had even knocked it out of the affixture! source: see the whole story : www.float-like-a-butterfly.de
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www.trancetutorial.com -Suzy Wong continues her Space! Reason refill showcase by showing how to make a basic house track. Audio quality on YouTube is not so great. Come to www.trancetutorial.com to listen to a good quality MP3.
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Preview of Propellerheads new software Called Record
Focussing on the climax bits. These processes can be time consuming, but they really pay off!
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Please turn on annotations or at least read this description before commenting. I Wanna Be The Guy is a ridiculously hard game made in Multimedia Fusion 2 by “Kayin”. You can find the game here: kayin.pyoko.org For more details on my run, read the comments of the first video. This video contains segments 13 through 19. Here’s some comments on each segment: 13: 0:00 to 1:18 – When I first played the game, I had a LOT of trouble here. This was the first path I took, and wasn’t used to the game’s physics and ability to throw traps at you from all directions. But I found it pretty easy this time. The reason I skip the save point in the Kirby area until getting over the wall is because of the hellish next segment. 14: 1:18 to 2:40 – A very hard segment, especially the last room. But there’s really not much to say here. 15: 2:40 to 3:50 – Kraidgief gave me a ton of trouble the first time I fought him, but once I learned his secret, he’s not so bad. Especially if you perform the big glitch to screw up the whole fight like I did. The video kind of messes up at the end, but you’re not missing anything. 16: 3:50 to 4:50 – The Quick Man lasers are kind of a pain in the ass, but nothing else here was too tough. Still, those lasers made me restart many, many times. 17: 4:50 to 8:15 – Bowser/Wart/Wily fight; standard procedure. I actually beat this boss on my very first try in Hard Mode, but it took a few restarts in Very Hard due to CamStudio screwing up and the only-one-bullet-on-the …
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With the help of government-issued pamphlets, an elderly British couple build a shelter and prepare for an imminent nuclear attack. A classic little cartoon of hugely disturbing proportions. English 1986. Soundtrack includes songs by David Bowie, Genesis, and Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters.
