Geoff from geoffmobile.com talks about the difference between Twitter and Facebook, two popular social network websites.
Recorded on a Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V with audio recorded separately in mono using the built-in mics of the Sony ICD-SX712 audio recorder. Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow).
A new jam recording by Laundryman, a new Vancouver Electronic Band.
This is our song with the working title of “Taking”.
Laundryman is:
Jason Knight, Roland Octapad and Ableton Live laptop
www.youtube.com/user/jasonknightfilms
and
Geoff Peters, Korg MS2000B synthesizer
geoffmobile.com
We’re a new Electronic Band from Vancouver BC Canada. Ask your local coffee shop how you can get Laundryman to make a special music delivery to your local coffee shop or even laundromat!!!
This live improvised jam was recorded in Jason’s living room on Feb. 10th 2012. We played through a single Roland KC amplifier, and recorded the room using a Sony ICD-SX712 IC Recorder. The audio was processed (uhum, “mastered”, if you agree it sounds mastered :) using Audacity on a mac.
Mastering tools used in Audacity:
Hard limiter, SC4 compressor (Soft knee), gain amplifier.
Thanks for watching, and see you next time!
Cheers,
Geoff
geoffmobile.com
A Birds in the House Production
birdsinthehouse.com
A new jam recording by Laundryman, a new Vancouver Electronic Band.
This is our song with the working title of “Operation”.
Laundryman is:
Jason Knight, Roland Octapad and Ableton Live laptop
www.youtube.com/user/jasonknightfilms
and
Geoff Peters, Korg MS2000B synthesizer
geoffmobile.com
We’re a new Electronic Band from Vancouver BC Canada. Ask your local coffee shop how you can get Laundryman to make a special music delivery to your local coffee shop or even laundromat!!!
This live improvised jam was recorded in Jason’s living room on Feb. 10th 2012. We played through a single Roland KC amplifier, and recorded the room using a Sony ICD-SX712 IC Recorder. The audio was processed (uhum, “mastered”, if you agree it sounds mastered :) using Audacity on a mac.
Mastering tools used in Audacity:
Hard limiter, SC4 compressor (Soft knee), gain amplifier.
Thanks for watching, and see you next time!
Cheers,
Geoff
geoffmobile.com
A Birds in the House Production
birdsinthehouse.com
A new jam recording by Laundryman, a new Vancouver Electronic Band.
This is our song with the working title of “Considering”.
Laundryman is:
Jason Knight, Roland Octapad and Ableton Live laptop
Geoff Peters, Korg MS2000B synthesizer
We’re a new Electronic Band from Vancouver BC Canada. Ask your local coffee shop how you can get Laundryman to make a special music delivery to your local coffee shop or even laundromat!!!
This live improvised jam was recorded in Jason’s living room on Feb. 10th 2012. We played through a single Roland KC amplifier, and recorded the room using a Sony ICD-SX712 IC Recorder. The audio was processed (uhum, “mastered”, if you agree it sounds mastered :) using Audacity on a mac.
Mastering tools used in Audacity:
Hard limiter, SC4 compressor (Soft knee), gain amplifier.
Thanks for watching, and see you next time!
Cheers,
Geoff
geoffmobile.com
A Birds in the House Production
birdsinthehouse.com
The Power of the Video Language
by Geoff Peters, Feb 9th 2012
geoffmobile.com
Presented to Best Run Toastmasters club in Vancouver BC Canada.
– The power of video to communicate ideas
Intro:
Youtube:· 8 years of content uploaded every day, Over 3 billion views of videos /day
But what’s significant about Online Video?
Why should you get involved and learn how to create it?
1. Visual culture and language
2. Communicate complex ideas quickly
3. Scalable to time and place.
1. Visual culture and language
-We’re a visual culture: younger generation, TV watchers, a visual language of film.
– NyTimes: – Average American: 34 hours of television each week (2010)
– Canada: around ½ that.
– 2-6 hours /day of TV compared with 30 minutes of reading.
2. Communicate complex ideas easily:
– Documentaries have power to change real world (Super Size Me).
– Example of my new website for instant mashups to idea to reality in 1 week, developed by someone I don’t know.
Combine sound and still or moving images, capture reality or show something abstract.
3. Scalable to time and place
– Anyone can watch a video, jump traditional hierarchies.
Godfrey’s video idea gets noticed by directors.
– Can reach a large audience, video player does the work for you (Youtube).
– People watching don’t have to be located in the same place or time as you.
(Sharing my videos with virtual friends in Berlin Germany, Vietnam, Japan, Australia).
Conclusion:
– Ability to create, communicate in video, and interpret the language of video
– will become an important part of literacy.
Video language – power to communicate complex ideas quickly,
and scale across the globe or across an organization.
Technology for making video is getting cheaper – through TV and Youtube we already know the language, so let’s get comfortable speaking it!
References:
www.newmediatrendwatch.com/markets-by-country/11-long-haul/45-canada
www.tv.com/news/how-much-television-do-you-watch-per-week-24833/
Other notes:
Idea in your head to Words to Interpretation to Thoughts in another person’s mind.
Richness of mediums:
-In Person – one on one
-Phone (one on one, voice only, not rich, real time)
-Video (scalable)
Broadcasting to many
Advantages:
Vlogging
Abstract vs discussion
Editing is needed?
Easy:
Need: Tripod, camera, computer (iMovie or Windows Live Movie Maker = free)
Advantages of video blogging.
Recorded with:
Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V (camera)
and Sony ICD-SX712 (audio recorder)
