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Hey, did Paul ever get the famous user guide video done? :)

> Hey, did Paul ever get the famous user guide video done? :)

We had a great weekend a few months back at Paul's making some videos.
There were, however, some production problems.
My own crappy old camcorder turned out to be unable to resolve the
difference between the colours of the LEDs, but Phil came to the rescue with
his.
It looked like it was going fine on the little internal screen, but when I
looked at some of the footage on a bigger screen, it was almost impossible
to read the front panel and key text.
I've used this as an excuse to buy myself a new camera with a 'true
widescreen' mode, which has a much clearer picture, so I'm still planning to
re-do some tutorials.
I will see what I can salvage from the session at Paul's - Phil did some
good little sections which may be useable accompanied by a clearer image of
the front panel. Some of it has excellent comedy value, but I don't know if
it could be released in public, what with the incrimintating sound
effects...

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com

id love to see that stuff :)

just for this groups eyes of course.....

-s

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" <colin@c...> wrote:
>
> > Hey, did Paul ever get the famous user guide video done? :)
> 
> We had a great weekend a few months back at Paul's making some videos.
> There were, however, some production problems.
> My own crappy old camcorder turned out to be unable to resolve the
> difference between the colours of the LEDs, but Phil came to the
rescue with
> his.
> It looked like it was going fine on the little internal screen, but
when I
> looked at some of the footage on a bigger screen, it was almost
impossible
> to read the front panel and key text.
> I've used this as an excuse to buy myself a new camera with a 'true
> widescreen' mode, which has a much clearer picture, so I'm still
planning to
> re-do some tutorials.
> I will see what I can salvage from the session at Paul's - Phil did some
> good little sections which may be useable accompanied by a clearer
image of
> the front panel. Some of it has excellent comedy value, but I don't
know if

> it could be released in public, what with the incrimintating sound
> effects...
> 
> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
> http://www.sequentix.com
>

http://www.analoguehaven.com/namm/

But will all that fit in one little booth? What with the Zeit and the M5 
there can't be much room for anything else :-)

There may be some of my stuff [EAR Group] there too, which is nice...

Tony

www.oakleysound.com

magnetize15 wrote:

>id love to see that stuff :)
>  
>
Me too .. :)

>just for this groups eyes of course.....
>  
>
Aye, I realise Colin is seeking perfection (as he always does) but text 
clarity and LED colour don't have to be perfect to get at lot of the 
stuff across - especially if you already have a P3 and are familiar with 
what the text says.

Maybe a limited distribution would attain cult status ... as well as 
provoking a few lawsuits...:)

Paul

---
Paul Nagle / Soft Room Music / Bogus Focus Records / Binar / Headshock / The Joint Intelligence Committee
        www.softroom.co.uk / www.BogusFocus.com / www.JointIntelligenceCommittee.com

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle <softroom@b...>
wrote:
> Maybe a limited distribution would attain cult status ... as well as 
> provoking a few lawsuits...:)

And maybe you could include a little "inspiration" packet with the
video to put us in the right mood;^)

Anyone got a light?

-Jim
www.touchxtone.com
www.myspace.com/jimcombs

> >just for this groups eyes of course.....

> Aye, I realise Colin is seeking perfection (as he always 
> does) but text 
> clarity and LED colour don't have to be perfect to get at lot of the 
> stuff across - especially if you already have a P3 and are 
> familiar with 
> what the text says.
> 
> Maybe a limited distribution would attain cult status ... as well as 
> provoking a few lawsuits...:)

I've got all the footage onto my new PC now, so I'll see what I can edit
together.
I'm still recovering from a very bad cold at the moment, and the small
amount I watched while it was transferring from DV to PC left me hoarse and
breathless from laughing, so it may take a while yet...
And I'm not sure how much of the humour was of the 'you had to be there'
kind ;-)

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com

edit out the smoke ;)

On 07/01/06, Colin f <colin@colinfraser.com> wrote:
>
> I've got all the footage onto my new PC now, so I'll see what I can edit
> together.
> I'm still recovering from a very bad cold at the moment, and the small
> amount I watched while it was transferring from DV to PC left me hoarse
> and
> breathless from laughing, so it may take a while yet...
> And I'm not sure how much of the humour was of the 'you had to be there'
> kind ;-)
>


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