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The logo looks great, except the film roll should be moved a little to the left
I think. The way it is looks unbalanced to my eyes.
Still, and all a very cool logo.
KillFile
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Just an idea: It would be really cool if at the end, hold the final frame
for a while (3 seconds or so), and show the reel of film turning, like it
was playing the movie.
--Gary.
Lance Birch <:-)Lan### [at] tpgi comau> wrote in article
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> Thanks, I was thinking about adding a globe, but decided against it for
the
> moment. I thought at least if I have MovieProject, that way people that
> want things like, "The International" etc. can be added later.
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> --
> Lance Birch
> Remove the smiley to e-mail.
> http://www1.tpgi.com.au/users/ambient/lance
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I had the same idea, that's what I've done now.
Also it looks superior at 640x480!!!
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Lance Birch
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It's actually perfectly correct, but it looks wrong because of perspective.
Maybe I'll change it a little.
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Lance Birch <:-)Lan### [at] tpgicomau> wrote in message
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>I had the same idea, that's what I've done now.
>
>Also it looks superior at 640x480!!!
Is that downloadable somewhere?
Johannes.
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Not yet, it's only compiled to Smacker and I don't have an MPEG encoder to
go up to that resolution, anyone know where a good one is?
I'll have to re-render anyway, because I've made a lot of changes to the
animation.
Also, I'll be willing to be a render farmer, I've got a PII 233Mhz with 32Mb
or RAM (soon to become 160Mb when I get MAX, 'bout 4 weeks).
After a few months I may be able to get an array of PII 266Mhz for use!
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Lance Birch
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Gary Shannon wrote:
>
> attached is a quick little MIDI "sketch", just an idea, for a fanfare to go
> with your logo. Of course because of the vast differences in MIDI cards it
> may sound different on your system, but at least it'll give you an idea.
> The "real" music fot the project will be rendered int wav files with a high
> quality MIDI rendering tool so it will sound like live performace.
>
> --Gary.
It sounds just like a video or movie opening/closing bumper to me.
Perfect.
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http://www.servtech.com/~cra/ | Welcome to Gnu-EMACS:
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Gary Shannon wrote:
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> I just listened to it on my system at work and it sounds TERRIBLE!!!!! I
> hope it doesn't sound that bad to everyone else! :) I'll render a wav
> file version with real instruments.
It sounded decent through an Ensoniq AudioPCI card. Even better with the
8 meg waveset.
The best thing there would be to borrow a MIDI module from a musician
friend of good quality (Ensoniq, Yamaha, Oberheim, etc) and tell your PC
to play the file through the external MIDI port. Record the sound made
from that, possibly through your PC's audio input.
I could sample a WAV file from the MIDI playback if desired.
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Curtis R. Anderson, Co-creator of "Gleepy the Hen", SP 2.5?, KoX
http://www.servtech.com/~cra/ | Welcome to Gnu-EMACS:
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Actually I'm going to be using a midi "rendering" tool that uses *huge*
live instrument sample files to render a wav file from the MIDI to give
"live-performance" quality. It's not a real-time synth, but an "off-line"
renderer. But the quality is much better than any sound card, and
noticably better than any of my hardware synths.
--Gary.
Curtis R. Anderson <gle### [at] intelligenciacom> wrote in article
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> Gary Shannon wrote:
> >
> > I just listened to it on my system at work and it sounds TERRIBLE!!!!!
I
> > hope it doesn't sound that bad to everyone else! :) I'll render a wav
> > file version with real instruments.
>
> It sounded decent through an Ensoniq AudioPCI card. Even better with the
> 8 meg waveset.
>
> The best thing there would be to borrow a MIDI module from a musician
> friend of good quality (Ensoniq, Yamaha, Oberheim, etc) and tell your PC
> to play the file through the external MIDI port. Record the sound made
> from that, possibly through your PC's audio input.
>
> I could sample a WAV file from the MIDI playback if desired.
> --
> Curtis R. Anderson, Co-creator of "Gleepy the Hen", SP 2.5?, KoX
> http://www.servtech.com/~cra/ | Welcome to Gnu-EMACS:
> ftp://ftp.servtech.com/pub/users/cra/ | Press BACKSPACE For Help
> mailto:gle### [at] intelligenciacom | (insert Yiddish words here)
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>I don't have an MPEG encoder to
>go up to that resolution, anyone know where a good one is?
AVI2MPG1 is a nice freebie for DOS.
Search on Lycos (or whatever) ...
-aardvarko
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