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Just stumbled across this thought you guys might like.:)
[ame="http://vimeo.com/25004046"]Don't hold back, just push things forward on Vimeo[/ame]
Chris at Ithaca Audio sampled a bunch of music and movie clips into this wonderful musical mashup controlled by an AKAI APC40.
That was well wicked, awesome find!
Hey, maybe the mashup genre is back!
very entertaining ;)
Quality!
Well done.
Hehehe very nice. Cool to be able to see the APC as well, so you can tell that while a fuckload of prep clearly went into this it's actually quite easy to perform.
Sweet ass!
:)
very nice
I accidentally re-posted this (which of course i apologise for) but one thing i did post was the track listing so thought i'd add it to this discussion.
Isaac Hayes - Theme from Shaft
John Williams - The Imperial March
Leftfield - Phat Planet
Chemical Brothers - Galvanized
Sugarhill Gang - Apache (Switch Remix - A bit patchy)
Fatboy Slim - Praise You
Doug Wood Band - Drag Racer (BBC Snooker Theme) < GENIUS!
Daft Punk - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
The Streets - Push things forward
Cool find. Must download that star wars theme tune. Some fun might be had.
Cool idea.. but count me out on any song with the The Imperial March in it.
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Originally Posted by amidoinitrite
Hey, maybe the mashup genre is back![/QUOTE]
Honestly, did it ever leave? Girl Talk, 3Lau, Earworm, Mochi Beats (before he recently retired) they were all pretty popular in my opinion. Since I heard my first mashup a few years ago, I have always loved them (esp. Girl Talk, he has some supreme talent others don't). But, I am also in college and that probably has a big thing to do with it since a lot of us seems to like it. Either way this vid is tits and I thank you for posting it. Makes me really want to put some more time into ableton and really learn the warping mechanics. Either way thats my 2 cents.
such a terrible motif..Quote:
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
but then again I think John Williams blows :p
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6zHyxHNcFgQuote:
Originally Posted by amidoinitrite