I've decided to stop making new threads, and just post all my new videos in here. Hopefully it will help document my improvement now that I'm actually playing frequently with advancement in mind (the last 3 months), instead of infrequently with little growth (the last 3 years).
Here is the latest installment.....all the footage that wasn't quite good enough for the online comp, but was still quality enough to make a video with. As always, comments are appreciated, and yes, I know the Reactor is 'the'.
Thanks for the comments. Sam has gotten a lot better hasn't he!!
So next video I'll try to get at least 4 different 15+ contact genuine runs. Also, I didn't hit any fearless links this session, hopefully I can include some in the next video.
Thanks for the comments, everybody!
I already started trying to tweak my osii this session, and I see what y'all mean. Before, I was kinda catching them at my heel, and letting them roll down to my toe, so now I'm trying to school catching them right on the sweet spot, with an already flat foot. It's gonna take a while to perfect, but I managed to BSOS osis>ripwalk today, thanks to osis modifications.
Thanks for noticing. I'm not very good at editing, but I like to take the extra time to match the shred and the beat. It makes it a more appealling final product, where visual and audio cues compliment each other. My fav videos out there are the ones that not only have been well filmed and are full of creativity and difficulty, but also have a feel to them like someone really planned out where a link or string would fit with the highs and lows of the soundtrack.
Example....a video where the "big trick" section is at a building point in the song, and the biggest link hit so far comes right at the break of the build-up. :drool:
P.S. I did'nt even attempt to do anything like that on the newer vid.
Slowsis wrote:Thanks for noticing. I'm not very good at editing, but I like to take the extra time to match the shred and the beat. It makes it a more appealling final product, where visual and audio cues compliment each other. My fav videos out there are the ones that not only have been well filmed and are full of creativity and difficulty, but also have a feel to them like someone really planned out where a link or string would fit with the highs and lows of the soundtrack.
Example....a video where the "big trick" section is at a building point in the song, and the biggest link hit so far comes right at the break of the build-up. :drool:
P.S. I did'nt even attempt to do anything like that on the newer vid.
thanks for the video, guys.
