Here’s a Rock Band preview of “Redemption” by the Andy Timmons Band. This one is FUN to play! (we know… we play them hundreds of times before they go out)
Here are a couple more of our songs that are in play testing on the RBN. Two fun rockers by Kristin Dare and an updated Too Hot To Handle by Carl Douglas (now in peer review).
Many more songs in the works… check back!
The sets, the hair, the spectacle!
With several songs in the pipeline for the new Rock Band Network, I thought I’d post a couple of videos for you to check out. We author all the game play gems, the character behavior, lip sync, lighting, camera cuts… you name it. Check these out. You’ll be able to buy and play these songs on the Rock Band Network as soon as it’s open.
We’ll update with final video as soon as it’s possible.
Here’s a very early preview of “Redemption” by Andy Timmons. (No overdrive in this beta)
I’ve always loved Sesame Street. Television for children written by smart people. Clever songs by the likes of Bud Lucky and Waylon Jennings. One of my favorite clients (and mentors), Buryl Red, produced the original theme song…. that makes him royalty to me.
So, as this year is the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street, I find this Jimmy Kimmel clip sorely appropriate.
Unnecessary Censorship: Sesame Street – watch more funny videos
Abuse of Youtube. You do have to wait for the top octave though.
Found this while surfing…. unbelievably cool
Neurosonics Audiomedical Labs Inc. from Chris Cairns on Vimeo.
Negotiating a project with a new client is sometimes brutal. This video is so great! Its focus is about web design, but you could change just a few words and easily be talking to a mix client!
Now that all the parts of my site are working well, I’ve begun re-imagining the look and layout a bit. While searching for website inspiration, I came across the work of graphic designer and creative director Pelle Martin of In2Media. Though I don’t know him personally, I saw this video for the band Outlandish that he helped conceive and really dug it.
What do you think?
Besides… it has spanish in it and I like spanish.
Back in April of this year, I mixed another commercial for Burger King, this one for a new product, the Texican Whopper. While working on the music with my good friends IV Music, I thought, “this is a great spot… everyone will love this!!!”
I heard a week later that the spot was pulled from air because some felt that it was derogatory toward Mexican culture rather than its intended purpose of highlighting some of our differences.
Here it is… you decide
