I forgot to post this. I made lyric videos for all 12 of M.I.T‘s songs off their new album “Considering The Circumstances“.
Go watch and listen, and if you dig it, buy the album. I insist.
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Making Incredible Time – “King Jack Off” – Official Video
It’s live! It’s finally live! We shot this video way back in February, and it’s been done for a while. Now it’s up for everyone to see. From Making Incredible Time‘s new album, out June 30th, here’s the official video for “King Jack Off”, shot and edited by yours truly. This is the “super secret project” I mentioned in the last post, and now I can talk about it!
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Making Incredible Time – “King Jack Off” – @ The Bancroft
This past Saturday, I was at The Bancroft in Spring Valley, CA watching and shooting 4 great bands – Making Incredible Time, T.S. Leone, Kitty Plague, and Black Adidas. I shot several songs from each band, single camera, with my Shure MV88 stereo mic getting the audio. I’ll be releasing several videos from that night over the next week or two. Here’s the first one:
Making Incredible Time – “Burn & Turn” – Live at Til-Two Club
Here’s the final video from the Til-Two club show from last month.
Making Incredible Time – “Sorry Tom” – at Til-Two Club
I’m finally getting around to M.I.T. at Til-Two club. Here’s “Sorry Tom”, a short, tongue-in-cheek song about how much of an alcoholic asshole Tom (bass) is.
Making Incredible Time – “Burn & Turn” – The Pour House Oceanside, CA
So far, I’ve made two kinds of live videos. Full productions, with 3 cameras, audio recorded in multi-track from the soundboard, then mixed and mastered. That is time consuming and runs about 20 man hours for a 30-minute show, but the quality is great. The other way is quick and dirty, one camera with audio on the camera. The quality of that is, well, not great.
I’m trying a third way. One camera, but audio is a stereo mic in the audience. I bought a Shure MV88 stereo mic. It records to an iPhone via the Lightning connector in 24/48. I used it this past Saturday to record Roman Watchdogs and M.I.T. at The Pour House in Oceanside, CA.
I’m very happy with the result. I’m not sure what the venue’s sound guy was thinking with all the reverb, but the MV88 did it’s job very well.