Did a video for a band recording in my studio, check it out!:)

[Max Morton]

Hey!
I'm about to post some more guitar tone reviews, but before I do it, I want to share my new hobby with you. With my recent clients, I tend to film their performances and then edit the footage into something videoclip-like.
Thus I reach several aims at a time: good portfolio for my studio, lots of video experience, and the last but not the least - the bands don't do scary lame videos by themselves, so I don't have to worry about it
Besides, I'm quite happy with this mix, so here you go:



As usual, I'll be glad to read your opinions.
Cheers!

 

[Skinny Viking]

I'd be quite happy with that mix as well

stellar job man ... video and all

 

[Max Morton]

Thank you, my friend!

 

[UncleBob]

Any info on the video, what camera and post processing etc?

 

[Max Morton]

Any info on the video, what camera and post processing etc?

Well it's the Canon EOS 600D with EF 50mm 1.4 lens. I also used a cheap ass zoom lense for a wide angle on drummer. Nothing special on post processing, just a tiiiny touch of Mojo, to bring the blacks a bit up and desaturate it.

What I can't wait for is some studio light I've already ordered Using the DIY lights and they suck.

 

[WalhallaM]

Excellent,everything!

 

[TheNakedTorso]

can't but agree, perfect)

 

[Max Morton]

Thanks mates!

TheNakedTorso: Spasibo!

 

[Drummerrrrr?]

Those 600D's are fairly killer, I need to get me one sometime. Was that a PRS used for rhythms?

 

[UncleBob]

Seems like a pretty decent camera and it's relatively cheap as well.

 

[Carnivorouschrysalis]

Not my style of music, but it's definitely a mix that rivals, (if not succeeds) professional mixes of popular bands.

 

[Max Morton]

Carnivorouschrysalis: An honor for me to read! Thanks man!

Drummerrrrr?: Yep. Don't forget a good lens, it does wonders. I'm totally happy with my camera and I believe I won't sell it even after I buy a cooler one.

The guitar is a Dean-USA-somethin. Forgot the model, but it really looks like PRS, and sounds nice!