The making of a track, from start to finish (Video)

GoofyGutt wrote:some old JVC camera, so the quality isn't the best, but it works =)

On the contrary, I thought the quality was excellent. I told you to compress it more so the bandwidth wouldn't kill you.

the video is up again, you'll find it here;

Jave Og TinTin - Brødre

thanks for the tip about Google Video, just too bad the image quality got really ugly, but it works

sock wrote:i didn't like it.

the mpc makes it to easy for anyone to make bad hiphop.

Yeah mayne, the beat was catchy, but it wasn't good at all. Don't get me wrong, I was highly entertained by the cheese factor of the video. Especialy when they went to the studio to do a track. They made a beat, did a concert and then got a record deal. Thats hella tight. I'm just a hater.

i didnt even watch the video all the way, i just couldnt take the rappin, and the foriegn language.....Just like reggae, it only sounds good if it was recorded in jamaica...

Yeah mayne, the beat was catchy, but it wasn't good at all. Don't get me wrong, I was highly entertained by the cheese factor of the video. Especialy when they went to the studio to do a track. They made a beat, did a concert and then got a record deal. Thats hella tight. I'm just a hater.

Hehe, we've got no record deal, a friend of mine owns the studio along with some of his friends, and we actually recorded half of the album at my place before we decided to use his studio, the track har also been played at lots of show and the radio long before the re-recording in studio so my video might not be the best example of "making of a track", but there isn't too many of those kind of videos either