Hi, This past March my band 'Rated Blue' had a CD Release party for our EP 'Three Walls Down' we set up 3 cameras and filmed it and I hadn't looked at the footage until recently when I decided to take a stab at editing it with Cinelerra-CVA (the custom version found in AV Linux). In addition I post-processed the camera Audio in Ardour 4.7 from the 3 camera audio tracks. The videos range from clips to full songs and feature some original songs from Three Walls Down, some songs to be on our next full length album to be recorded this summer and some of our favorite covers. I've kind of lost all objectivity about the actual songs and performances, but we had a great turnout of over 100 people for the show and I got to share the stage with both family and friend so to me the footage is worth preserving for that reason alone. Despite all the bitching out there about Cinelerra Video Editor I found working with it and managing and aligning 3 separate streams of audio/video + titles to be very easy, straightforward and so far with about 20+ hours of editing time invested I've only had one crash. Post production of the Audio in Ardour was also effortless as expected. Lastly the overlay titling was done in GIMP. The OS used was AV Linux 2016 64bit. For anyone interested in having a look check out our Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRnzR1xKKy4wjnJIDMeY2wA Thanks, Glen _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
