Hochapeafarm
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Hi, UU'ers ~ If you've watched the last few vids that I've done, you might remember that I'm on a multi-tracking kick. I've got an iPad with GarageBand and iMovie, and for the last year or so, I had tried to figure out how to make multi-track videos using GarageBand and iMovie on my iPad. I couldn't find much out there online that was specific info to making "music videos" with these tools. But, after making five of them the past couple of months, I feel like I am kind of getting more versed in the software tools, and the speed with which I can make them has improved, too. I am really having a lot of fun and learning so much with doing these.
This post is for a video I did for Alan's (UU's "decaturcomp") Season of the Ukulele week 100 -- his theme was 'Magic and Loss.' I worked all week on putting together an entry for his week -- I chose a cover of "Sensitive Kind" by JJ Cale; this tune came out on JJ's album "5" which was released in 1979. I have been a fan of JJ's music for almost 25 years, and have always loved this song of his (along with plenty of other ones by him).
With this song, I went for an entirely different approach in making the cover from the way the song was originally done (which I know can be pretty risky to do, but...I am learning). I wanted to do something kind of on the "trippy side" and with a somewhat "haunting/eery" flavor. I hope you'll like what I did. As always, thanks for all of your support and watching!
Cheers,
~ Chelle aka "hochapeafarm"
This post is for a video I did for Alan's (UU's "decaturcomp") Season of the Ukulele week 100 -- his theme was 'Magic and Loss.' I worked all week on putting together an entry for his week -- I chose a cover of "Sensitive Kind" by JJ Cale; this tune came out on JJ's album "5" which was released in 1979. I have been a fan of JJ's music for almost 25 years, and have always loved this song of his (along with plenty of other ones by him).
With this song, I went for an entirely different approach in making the cover from the way the song was originally done (which I know can be pretty risky to do, but...I am learning). I wanted to do something kind of on the "trippy side" and with a somewhat "haunting/eery" flavor. I hope you'll like what I did. As always, thanks for all of your support and watching!
Cheers,
~ Chelle aka "hochapeafarm"