October 17, 200520 yr Any suggestions for music I could use in the background of a short video clip? It's a clip of me in 1992 which I am using on a site I am building for a college project. Here's a link if you want a laugh at the clip. It's not quite Jason Finn! http://212.219.116.40/~sbird/movies/aprillia.wmv
October 17, 200520 yr bloody good vid!!!...wish I could do stuff like that on my Gorilia Cant think of any music right now...sorry
October 17, 200520 yr Author Hard to handle would be about right - he he Stu? are you mistaking me for Mr Robinson? Thanks for the nice comments on the vid guys
October 17, 200520 yr not too sure on a track. but that was some pretty fancy tricks there, i would like to see what you can do on a modern bike.
October 17, 200520 yr Nice riding - I've been thinking of doing one of these for our club at the end of the year - and I've had the track in mind for ages - I think it would be brilliant - Green Day - Boulevard of Broken Dreams, but I suppose it depends what mood you're after. Only trouble is they put the F word somewhere in the middle. I managed to edit it from a version I did for the kids, maybe your college would let you get away with it. Loads of Green Day tracks would be good I reckon - maybe "Are we the waiting"
October 18, 200520 yr The Ones - Flawless (i've used this in a trials video clip) Click Me Edited October 18, 200520 yr by spud
October 19, 200520 yr Blur - Song 2 (Woo Hoo) Always a classic with bike trial vids, explosive, loud, energetic...although i dont think it quite suits a moto-trials video...good edited videos I have seen where they manage to get the video and song hand in hand and make it so that, for example, a back wheel will hit a rail on the 'Hoo' of the song or on every strong drum beat...pretty hard going really, but hey, decent song, should be good?
October 19, 200520 yr Blur - Song 2 (Woo Hoo)Always a classic with bike trial vids, explosive, loud, energetic...although i dont think it quite suits a moto-trials video...good edited videos I have seen where they manage to get the video and song hand in hand and make it so that, for example, a back wheel will hit a rail on the 'Hoo' of the song or on every strong drum beat...pretty hard going really, but hey, decent song, should be good? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think thats better for if your falling off
October 19, 200520 yr Nice Vid Spud. A good soundtrack does make all the difference. I'm going to do a Kinell tribute video using Elvis Costello's "I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down" as the backing track
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