Post by: sightsee on October 09, 2016, 06:02:06 AM
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Post by: Okanagan on October 09, 2016, 08:07:17 AM
Personally I didn't like the music. I wanna hear elk in an elk video, hear the sounds of the woods
Ditto with emphasis! I turned off the sound as soon as the music started and kept it off except to check to see if it was still going. The best sound was the great capture of the bull bugle and chuckle at the beginning.
Great footage of Roosevelt bulls! That part is extremely well done.
The main reason I don't bother with most game videos is the stupid music, nearly all of them copying each other's ideas to put music with the footage. You can be more creative. Less is more. Pure elk -- vocalizing, walking, being silent. I don't go to the woods to hear music. The animals don't need background music to hold my interest. Live animal sounds would be best but that is hard to capture. A smidge of narration about the context of the particular animal would beat music for my interest. I.e time of day, time of year that each bull is in view, sound of the bull racking his antlers, what's going on etc. Don't over talk it with constant natter but minimal narration about the context of the visual adds a lot more than irrelevant music.
Post by: carpsniperg2 on October 09, 2016, 08:11:07 AM
Post by: PlateauNDN on October 09, 2016, 08:15:39 AM
Personally I didn't like the music. I wanna hear elk in an elk video, hear the sounds of the woods
Ditto with emphasis! I turned off the sound as soon as the music started and kept it off except to check to see if it was still going. The best sound was the great capture of the bull bugle and chuckle at the beginning.
Great footage of Roosevelt bulls! That part is extremely well done.
The main reason I don't bother with most game videos is the stupid music, nearly all of them copying each other's ideas to put music with the footage. You can be more creative. Less is more. Pure elk -- vocalizing, walking, being silent. I don't go to the woods to hear music. The animals don't need background music to hold my interest. Live animal sounds would be best but that is hard to capture. A smidge of narration about the context of the particular animal would beat music for my interest. I.e time of day, time of year that each bull is in view, sound of the bull racking his antlers, what's going on etc. Don't over talk it with constant natter but minimal narration about the context of the visual adds a lot more than irrelevant music.
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Post by: Coastal_native on October 09, 2016, 08:18:44 AM
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Post by: bowhuntersd on October 09, 2016, 08:55:58 AM
For me I'm not a fan of the music. I'm ok with some low instrumental music to build emotion and excitement but NO WORDS. Good job though. :tup:
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