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Wilson and @SinfoniaOfLondn give us Ravel's original version with two side drums spread across the stereo spectrum and castanets and triangle near the end. I also listened to over twenty recordings of the regular score. Boulez and Cluytens make a terrific trio along with Wilson.
Recorded camera footage for my next video after having a hard time remembering my lines and then I go to stop the recording only to find out the camera app crashed
Some Doods,
For those who saw the post, I’ll be test recording a drawing how to today and will be posting it tomorrow.
think I’m gonna cover something dragon ball because I do get a few questions about how I draw the hair from time to time 🙏
Using the production numbers and voice recording data, here is an estimation on a small number of Jones' cartoons Braxton would have been involved in, released between 1956 and 1957. (Ben Washam scenes, with Braxton assisting.)
aaaannd speedcoloring(?
sorry i only thought about recording it after the lineart was done ;;
Recording Link for last Friday's Fall Color Pastel Painting Livestream! - https://t.co/RsPBVsfzbY
The horn vibrato on the classic Cluytens recording is just one part of a distinctively French orchestral sound all but gone today. With his Francophone band Dutoit won a @GramophoneMag award for engineering. He perfectly balances beauty with care for the ballet's narrative flow.
the loud kid in school who just got here and it's extremely excited about everything and also very good at what he does. he's always seen recording tiktoks everywhere or editing at the library
#crewschoolAU #tommyinnitfanart
If you’re a VA on Twitter, you probably know who @BallBots is, and if you don’t, get on it! I love this style so much I had to get a commission, even when I got a bit nit picky with details, Kellan delivered!
Now onto finally recording my demo reel!! #voiceactor #NewProfilePic
made some sprites of myself mostly for my fnaf vr recordings but just in case u never know when u need commentary sprites
On this morning’s walk this was the most prolific sound apart from the rumbling noise of traffic. I couldn’t see any, but somewhere in the beech trees that line the cemetery I heard these songs. Great tit I think
(Think the sketches included with my recording are by Frank Jarvis)