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Rock on Michel!
~Brett
Nice stuff.
J-Mo
Good see you have a creative outlet that probably helps you be more productive as a marketer. Very cool.
I have just done the same "try out the Cam" exercise. Sans drum kit :-)
The only practical comment I would make is to be sure that you get the cam to focus on YOU, not the foreground or background.
Oh, and I liked the drumming - a bit like a train crash, but without the melody.
My best
Jonathan
Anyway, what compression software are you using?
That was fantastic!!!
I forgot you had such great talents other than copywriting...
keep this kind of stuff coming and I hope Sylvie
and you both are feeling healthy.
Until we do the Spiderman ride again...;-)
liz
I used AVS Media, at: http://www.avsmedia.com/
Specifically, I used the Video Tools software. But I didn't do any editing or anything special. Just converted a really large 300 MB .mpg file into a 12 MB .avi file, that I then converted with simple camtasia into a 10 MB .flv file.
Compression worked well eh? Thanks for sharing your software process, that's helpful - pretty damn fine qual for a 10Mb flv. Looked good down here in Oz!
(PS: I used to work in the music industry - senior corporate management - and had a drum kit in my office. Good to see other people do this too!!)
Cheers,
Robert
I thought the video was great for the first test.
:-)
Hope you and Sylvie are doing fine.
Keep up the great content.
Gary
Ya, if you look closely in the mirror, you can still the "edge" of my desk, I think. The room is actually one of our offices, where both my and Sylvie desks are located on one side, side by side, and a whole bunch of recording equipment on the other -- as well as a fridge, coffee machine, and yes, several pounds of Starbucks coffee!
Glad to see the back issue isn't keeping you from the drums!
Rock on!
Howard
I guess she's in the *other* room then, Michel?! ;o)
Just kidding. Seriously, good job on your first test. It's nice to see (and hear) this more personal side to you. I didn't notice but did you do the drumstick-twirling-in-finger thing?
And is there an IM band? I mean, you on drums... a few other marketers play guitar (Jeff Walker and Ed dale come to mind)... Armand Morin sings (yeehaa!). So just a keyboard player and I think we've got the makings of the next sensation?
~ Mickey
Good job, Michel.
Glad to see your back is alright enough that you can still rawk.
Nice playing. I'm with Mickey about putting together a band. John Carlton on guitar comes to mind. I play bass (hint, hint).
But, being Canadian and all, I would have thought you would be idolizing and playing some Neil Peart. LOL!
- John
I also applaud you for providing a great example of building relationships and connections with your market. By sharing and exposing your vulnerabilities you become a real person people feel they almost know and because they know and like you they can trust you...and we all know what that leads too $$$$$$$
Thank you. You should check out my "drumming page":
http://www.michelfortin.com/drums/
simply awesome and entertaining..my best to you both..
..YOU ROCKSTER YOU ;)
btw..change the header pic of you..not the most flattering angle..or at least PS it mate, a little vanity never hurts!
always..
what a difference..and great smile btw..
wish more marketers would smile and have fun..I'm personally getting a little tired of seeing pictures of marketing guys who supposedly earn so much from their expertise, yet look like they're favourite pet has just been run over..
..geeze if I were that fortunate I would be smiling like a Cheshire Cat!!
KUDOS to you mate:)