Great example of using the room
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bouldersoundguy
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It cuts between one shot and a closer one where the second camera would be in the first camera's shot. The two shots couldn't have been done in one take. It's just a music video with the artist lip/hand/foot syncing to his studio recording. That's probably one reason he's so back lit, to obscure his timing errors.
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somegeezer
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It's actually the same camera, just zoomed. But definitely the cuts mean it wasn't recorded in one go. But people can often make mistakes and have to redo some parts.
bouldersoundguy
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That's what I mean, it couldn't have been one take so the audio wasn't recorded with the video. Therefore the audio was done earlier, most likely in a studio with multiple separately recorded takes of guitar, vocal and bass drum and with artificial reverb.
That-Guy-Tom
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ecktronic
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somegeezer
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Audio can be cut just like video. Just because it was cut, doesn't mean it wasn't recorded at the same time with the video.
bouldersoundguy
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It's possible but I doubt it was done here. Audio edits with that much reverb can be tricky. And once they start editing audio and video they aren't likely to bother keeping a given audio take with the video from the same take. They'd just start using whatever looked and sounded best at that point in the song.
