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Karnov
20th August 2002 03:36 UTC
ok; this question is really f**king important
what the hell do you master AVSers listen to when making presets?!??!!??!?!?
i mean; i need beat to tell how the thing is gonna look; but usually that kinda music (heavy in bass) doesnt help me to think too much
but i cant just turn my speakers off becuase i am american and i need sensory input for my eyes and ears ALL THE TIME!!
;p
i just wanna know
Jaheckelsafar
20th August 2002 04:18 UTC
I just pretend I'm in a club and watching on a big screen. :) BLISS :)
Nic01
20th August 2002 04:18 UTC
Techno's always good for AVS...
You can always use Minimalistic Nothingness for relaxing presets, but even then, beats are needed...
Zevensoft
20th August 2002 07:02 UTC
I choose the 7th, hidden option, movie themes. From people like Hans Zimmer, Harry-Gregson Williams, etc.
UnConeD
20th August 2002 10:34 UTC
Belgian techno and progressive house.
Montana
20th August 2002 18:02 UTC
i listen to everything while makin avs
jim manley
27th August 2002 03:25 UTC
Variety is the spice of life.
I think most people use techno styles because of the nice clear beats. Personally, i like to expose my presets to as much as possible.
I listen to a lot of metal, though, so in the end my presets probably seem a bit unresponsive to some people.
In the end i'd have to say the music that really shows me what my presets can do is a short assortment of Led Zepellin tracks. Almost any of them will do. I think it's something to do with how they're recorded or something because they just work. I don't know why. Tool is pretty good too, especiallly if you want to test a range of volumes, big crescendos, combined with subtle moments.
A bit of folk is surprisingly good, too.
Clashman
30th August 2002 15:02 UTC
I basically creat emy presets based on what looks good when it reacts to what's currently on. THat's how most of mine were done, especially some of my very early presets (except for the "Transitions Intro" AVS, which was inspired by work done by Jaheckelsafar - and I credited him for his isnpiration).
djcoolman
12th September 2002 13:24 UTC
Techno & Trance Rulz!!!
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ZealousDemon
12th September 2002 21:22 UTC
Prodigy mainly, a nice mix of rock/techno that'll give you a nice understanding of what practically everybody will see.
jheriko
18th September 2002 20:50 UTC
Originally posted by Montana
i listen to everything while makin avs
That is the best way in my opinion since you can see how it reacts to different types of music. I also like to make mine do something to nothing I often test my presets with no music too just to make sure that they wont look like cack with calmer or quiet tracks.
Karnov
20th September 2002 03:30 UTC
Well, i was surprised that so many people responded to this little poll
it was pretty interesting to see what all of you listen to
bwahahaha, now i know the key to getting 1000's of dloads is belgain techno!!!
...frickin iMesh doesnt have any...
oh well, ill never be as good as unconed :hang:
UnConeD
20th September 2002 03:38 UTC
No as I said, it's really the subliminal messaging which does the trick.
Try searching WinMX for "I Love Techno" (a large techno event in Belgium). You should be able to locate some DJ sets.
jheriko
20th September 2002 04:32 UTC
Subliminal messaging... bah.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jheriko/subliminal.gif
Karnov
20th September 2002 04:52 UTC
lofuthermuckinl
(btw, unconed, wtf do u think about abbreaviatons that are acronyms?)
-ttyl
:) lol
Montana
20th September 2002 08:12 UTC
karnov, you're sig is too long, it's only supposed to be 3 linse long, read the forum rules
edit: this is my 800th post, woohoo (not really)
Warrior of the Light
20th September 2002 11:43 UTC
It depends on how I feel
When I really try to make a beautiful preset i use something with a loud, constant beat such as Darude, but Darude is way too commercial for me. Otherwise i play the music i like such as Metallica, Nirvana or KoRn.
jheriko
20th September 2002 12:04 UTC
nice new avatar montana
Karnov
20th September 2002 12:26 UTC
dang, i shure did like my sig
(google searches are funny! i mean, what the hell does karl marx have to do with "life-changing quotes")
i cant edit it to be any shorter than this tho
becuase the first one is very funny, and the second one...has...er...um... significance to my life in an otherworldy manner
*cough*
:D
Zevensoft
20th September 2002 12:42 UTC
Hey, for some weird reason I really want to download Jheriko's AVS pack...
Sorry, but you'd need to use superliminal messaging to work on me.
jheriko
20th September 2002 14:01 UTC
its just a shame that you cant make gifs run faster than 100fps :D
er... i mean subliminal messages.. yes, i may give those a try at some unspecified point of time.