TripOut

[Hazy Hill]

Recently I composed music for a short film titled "TripOut" directed by Cem Gul. The film is online now at Cem's web site.

http://www.cemgul.com

Tell me what you think.

For other samples of my work: http://www.SisProductions.com/onen

Cheers!

---------PS: Hi Julian! Any ideas for that mastering issue that I've told you? Ufuk

 

[Hazy Hill]

Ooops sorry for the double post...

Julian, will you please delete one of these doble posts?

Thank you

 

[anonymous]

Mastering in the UK

Whitfield St (Sony)
Ray Staff
John Davies

Porkies
George Peckham

Metropolis
????

Ray is my favorite, John scares me as he does too much dance music nowadays!

 

[Curve Dominant]

Ufuk,

In case you didn't see my post at the bar down the street...three thumbs up on the soundtrack.

Again: how did you produce it? Please share your notes with the rest of the class!

Eric

 

[Hazy Hill]

Originally posted by Curve Dominant:
Ufuk,

In case you didn't see my post at the bar down the street...three thumbs up on the soundtrack.

Again: how did you produce it? Please share your notes with the rest of the class!

Eric[/QUOTE

Hi Eric,

I'm glad you liked it!

This film was shot in Ankara, Turkey.

I composed, recorded and edited the whole music on my iBook! (Except for the song that plays on closing credits, that's from our album 8800 http://www.HazyHill.com

For the guitars I miked my Crate amp with Shure SM57. The mic went into my iBook via iMic. I did the recording in ProTools Free, then edited, compressed etc them all in ProTools Free again.

Next, I flied the tracks to Cubase where I did sequencing, fx and mix. All the instruments other than the guitar were Virtual Instruments. No hardware samplers or sound modules were used.

It was real fun to participate in this project.

I finished composing music for another short film. It is titled "Loadrunners". This time the director is from Australia, so it's an online collaboration.

 

[Hazy Hill]

By the way... Mixing in the Cubase is a pain the ass!

 

[Hazy Hill]

Julian,

Thank you for the info.

Cheers!