Gang,
After a supposed quick jaunt out to the desert to meet the legendary Jeffrey Fisher in person yesterday, I ended up behind the camera as we shot his VASST Sound Forge video. I will be the first to step up and say how dumb I am about audio, especially after watching Jeffrey navigate though Sound Forge like it was his third hand. Number one, this is going to be a stellar DVD! I found myself wanting to go home (it was after midnight when I got home) and pick up this app and really want to learn it. For an audio beginner, I felt a bit more comfortable about what I was capable of doing in Sound Forge. For the advanced user, plenty of stuff that went over my head... hours and hours, that I'm sure will be valuable to them.
I was fortunate to see clips from Rudy Sarzo's "Acid for Non-linear Editors", Rich Harrington's "Photoshop CS: Essentials for Digital Video, and raw footage fro the Cool 3d and DVD Workshop projects. All in which made me feel a bit small in the world of media design, yet made me realize how cool these apps really are once a basic understanding has been obtained.
Sundance has raised the bar on trainining and I have to say that both Spot and Mannie have burned the midnight oil on making sure these projects are up to standard.
Anyway, was a fun day and I'm anxiously looking forward to the storm of products coming from VASST!
Mike
After a supposed quick jaunt out to the desert to meet the legendary Jeffrey Fisher in person yesterday, I ended up behind the camera as we shot his VASST Sound Forge video. I will be the first to step up and say how dumb I am about audio, especially after watching Jeffrey navigate though Sound Forge like it was his third hand. Number one, this is going to be a stellar DVD! I found myself wanting to go home (it was after midnight when I got home) and pick up this app and really want to learn it. For an audio beginner, I felt a bit more comfortable about what I was capable of doing in Sound Forge. For the advanced user, plenty of stuff that went over my head... hours and hours, that I'm sure will be valuable to them.
I was fortunate to see clips from Rudy Sarzo's "Acid for Non-linear Editors", Rich Harrington's "Photoshop CS: Essentials for Digital Video, and raw footage fro the Cool 3d and DVD Workshop projects. All in which made me feel a bit small in the world of media design, yet made me realize how cool these apps really are once a basic understanding has been obtained.
Sundance has raised the bar on trainining and I have to say that both Spot and Mannie have burned the midnight oil on making sure these projects are up to standard.
Anyway, was a fun day and I'm anxiously looking forward to the storm of products coming from VASST!
Mike