Yeah i like that too. As if they just recorded it in a nice Hotel Room outside from any promotion campaign tour.

GTK Radiant. Back then it was an older version with less features.

thank you so much :=) I'm glad you like it.

You're welcome :) I hope this was helpful somehow.

You're most welcome :) Yeah i am a huge fan of Baroque myself as well and it is one of my favorite periods of classical Music. The 4 Seasons has been an essential work since my childhood but the second movement of the Winter always felt like a little under appreciated and almost too small for such a sweet melody so i wanted it to really stand on its own and shine brightly. And yes, i am also a huge fan of Walter / Wendy Carlos' works and took a lot of inspiration from it too.

Yeah i keep an old windows running on a Thinkpad laptop, purely for extrem cases that still refuse to work properly under Linux with WINE. But thankfully TS-404 is not so tough and needs i think directX libraries. It's old enough that it doesn't require too exotic extra packages like the old Sonic Foundry Vegas with its strange need for Dot Net runtime packages.

Does the TL 1000 have that little green marking too, on the bottom of the film compartment?? And i think it should be fine If the spool on the left side rotates when you use the film advance lever.

@@KRAFTWERK2K6 thanks for the quick reply! yes it does have the green marking at the bottom right, too. I was just wondering because almost every video I see of loading film, loads it differently.

@@SinolooTV No problem :) Yeah, according to the manual the filmstrip is supposed to be pulled out till this green marking and then you are supposed to close the camera-back, firing the shutter and using the film advance lever. So the metal wire inside grabs the film strip, and holds it against the take up spool. In this video i basically showed how it looks and what these wires do with the filmstrip. But if you pull the filmstrip a little further it doesn't really matter.

Oh yeah it's quite heavy too but definitely some weight worth carrying :)

Yeah and they smell so nice once freshly unwrapped. It's always been something i loved the most when recording to a brand new tape ^_^

@@KRAFTWERK2K6 Yeah I love the smell of new cassette tapes I recently got 60 ur90 from ebay looked at the original shipping label and there from 2005

@@ellisgarbutt1925 Oh the ones with smoke grey cases and the colorful globe printed on the tape-allignment plastil foil inside? I LOVED those. :) Those are really robust tapes for all kinds of general purposes. Some of the best Type1 tapes i ever had.

@@KRAFTWERK2K6 the shell as a bit of smokey grey the ones I have as a white globe on it I do have some with the colourful globe somewhere in my collection

@@KRAFTWERK2K6 Only just message yeah the colorful one yes they are pretty good tapes just bought some maxell ur 60 apparently from 1985 just waiting for them to be delivered

Congrats :D i hope you didn't have to pay too much for yours. Back in 2009 these were still rather affordable. I think i paid about 80 bucks for mine. I still have it and would never really wanna part from it because there simply is not much FM Synth hardware out there that has that Soundblaster OPL2 or MegaDrive soundchip sound and even with full MIDI support. I think there's even much better software Editors for this thing now than the one i used back then to break out of the editing limitations of the actual Keyboard. Because even though this FM Synthesis is pretty simple, it's still very capable of great sounds. And if you send it through an effect pedal, that's where it really gets interesting.

Just normal 35mm Film (like from Kodak, Ilford, AGFA, FUJI or other brands like CineStill). Not medium format or 16mm. This camera is for 35mm Negative or Reversal film. And the film sensitivity doesn't matter if you keep in mind the ups and downs for low ISO and high ISO filmstock. For example, low ISO (like ISO 100 or 200) is great for daylight with very fine grain while high ISO (400 or 800) is great for lowlight and indoors and no flash but is grainier. Low ISO is also not so suitable for photographing fast moving things. That however is a specialty for high ISO, also why it's called "fast"stock.

No, the Setting doesn't really matter. It can be any exposure time. What matters is that the shutter was not fired before you change the shutterspeed. Otherwise the mechanical shutter can get damaged. On Cameras with electronically controlled shutterspeeds (the cameras that use a battery and have a little microprocessor in them) it doesn't matter. But it is crucial for 100% mechanical SLR cameras. So if you press the shutter release button do not change the shutterspeed before you used the film-advance lever. Because that brings back the mechanical shutter to the startpoint. Then it is safe to change the shutter speeds. :) So yeah, film can be loaded into the camera no matter what shutterspeed is set.

und die GIGA Liga :P

hey there :) I'm not 100% sure anymore if it was one of the onboard reverb effects of Sony Vegas Pro12 or Voxengo Oldschool verb that i often like to use as well. it's still available at voxengo.com/product/oldskoolverb/

Oh no it's not my own. It was made by a guy named Richard Hoffman. You basically have up to 4 Pages (or 4 instances) which you can edit individually and also give different sequences and effects. I first came across this amazing piece of software somewhere around back in 2001 or so, when i had a CD-ROM withvarious synth freeware and shareware and this was among them. I've been hooked ever since and i remember that some patches easily maxed out my poor little Pentium 133 that i had at that time :P Haha yes it really oozes the windows98 look and feel sooo much but thankfully it runs really well without win98 (I was running it under Linux with WINE that allows you to run windows applications). And thank you, Rose :) Thanks a lot!

You're right xD I should perhaps wear a long wig, a dark suit and a Guy Fawkes mask ;D

All jokes aside, nice cinematography man👌😎.

Ich glaube nicht. Das is vorbei. Lineares Fernsehen hat auch heute keine große Bedeutung mehr als wie im Jahre 2000. Auch die Spiele Landschaft hat sich stark gewandelt. In jedem Fall wäre eine Sendung wie Damals heute jedenfalls so nicht mehr möglich. Es gibt quasi kaum noch Demos für Spiele, die Moddingszene wird immer mehr von Studios und Publishern drangsalliert und sabotiert und die Konsolen sind allesamt total langweilig da nahezu identisch in Sachen Hardware und unterscheiden sich nur noch von derren DRM Platform. Das war damals wirklich noch aufregend und neu was die mit GIGA Games machten weil es genau im richtigen Moment kam. Ich hatte damals noch nichtmal highspeed Internet und hatte Online Zugang und Online Gaming nur auf meiner Dreamcast.

mhhh a smell to get high on. ^_^ Like freshly printed books.

thanks a lot ^_^ I'm always happy to hear some feedback. Even for something like this track that is basically just a little work accident. lol

Thank you so much :D Yeah the Zoom L-8 really is all in the tradition of the cassette based portastudio recorders. Super easy to use. It took me quite a while to find something to record with properly because i really hate recording MIDI notes but rather just record multitrack sessions and work my way further from that. And the Microfreak also just keeps getting better and better with every firmware update. Happy New Year to you too :)

Thanks a lot!! :D

Thanks!! :) Yeah both are 2 of my biggest influences.

Danke fürs hochladen!!!

@@NoobHell Gerne doch :) Freut mich wenn's noch leuten da draußen Freude bereitet das mal wieder zu schauen.

Same

same here

Exactly!! The beauty of anamorphic lenses massively added to the breathtaking aesthetic. Something that just cannot be faked with cropped Super35 shots.