Making of "The Woodtick Sound Makeover". The first part of a 3-part featurette.
This video features the process of making my "Woodtick Sound Makeover Video" where I added music and all sound effects, including voiceovers, to a scene in Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge. The original video can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bdRMAdk7LE
This video is part of my efforts of achieving my main programming: becoming an Audio Intern at LucasArts.
Thanks for watching, enjoy!! Comments and criticism won't hurt. :)
Very cool Making of! The mixing is somewhat off though, the bg music should be a lot more subtle, it's getting in the way of what people are saying making it hard to understand sometimes.
samshorts 1 year ago
@samshorts
The music is more important than the text here. Other than the times when I'm narrating, the dialog is incidental, and therefore, plainly musical.
It's funny that my first impression of SMI:SE was disliking the lookout theme, because the melody was transposed down an octave from the original. A second later, of course, I took it back: there is dialog in the SE! So yeah, that shows your feedback is very helpful since I'm still learning.
But here, I don't think I'd change it :)
dd86rd 1 year ago
@dd86rd
Your observation is very appropriate though! If this was a real documentary video, I'd definitely change the balance.
But this is the musicians medium this time, since I got to be my own
commissioner :D
Musicians are just like the sith, but waiting for Opera to come back to its glory... and we'll get there, bwahahahhaha!!!
dd86rd 1 year ago
wow, very complicated for something that seems so small
bloodnoseThePirate 1 year ago
Haha, making this video was probably harder. Still, the hard part about the sound recording was the lack of time. Your mind can create a lot of sound in just seconds, but then you need to come up with real needs: i.e. two pages of sheet music for a marimba, a percussionist, a sound booth, time to record, getting rid of unwanted sounds, putting everything together in a track, adding fx, and ensuring proper balance in the mix.
The video has more meanings though, but I won't give those away yet :)
dd86rd 1 year ago