
dobro
Well-known member
The August edition of Electronic Musician has a pretty comprehensive article on DVD. It's really interesting, really powerful, and the article claims it will gradually start to displace CDs and CD-ROMs. Okay, I'm up for it - I think video could be fun. Not as interesting as music, but possibly an interesting and attractive way to present the music. But I need a geek. I've been doing everything myself so far, and happy to do that, but I can't write, play, sing, learn gear, record, mix, burn CDs AND work the camera and learn how to put video, audio and interactive bits on DVD. I need a geek. Video is a highly sophisticated art form (not that you'd notice it looking at MTV music videos...), and it needs loads of time, effort and attention to get right. A lot of musicians just can't do video as well as they do music (anybody seen Kate Bush's Red Shoes 'film' called the Line, the Cross and the Curve?). So any home recording band that gets into this medium will have to have a geek for a member.
Vocals: Sanchez McTaggart
Guitar: Omo Sidebar
Bass: Kunkle Knagg
Drums: Floggeroskins
Geek: Little Jimmy Jeebits
Vocals: Sanchez McTaggart
Guitar: Omo Sidebar
Bass: Kunkle Knagg
Drums: Floggeroskins
Geek: Little Jimmy Jeebits