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fthough there's been a number of video tutorial companies plying their wares to the Amiga world over the years, it must be said the overall standard has been pretty poor Having said that, there is one very notable example, namely Desktop Images, a company from across the pond who've made their name via a range of highly acclaimed Lightwave and Toaster-specific tutorials. When it comes to professionalism, presentation and overall quality, Desktop Images quite literally set a standard others rarely match. The question is, will that tradition continue with their latest efforts? Studio 16 pro Iludio for Video Amidst the graphical euphoria that sometimes dppears to completely engulf the Amiga, its success in the sound department often gels Dvertooked. At the forefront of this success has been the SunRize Industries AD1012 and A0516 directlo-disk sampling systems. It's no exaggeration !• place both alongside the very best on any :omputer platform. As a result. Desktop images have wisely set out to complement this amazing hardware with a tutorial video hosted by a professional Studio 16 demonstrator and a three time Emmy Award winning dialogue editor. Basically, the video is designed to offer all the insider knowledge needed to master the techniques required for pro-quality video post production. In the first section, our anchor man and professional demonstrator, Tony Shannon. takes you through a step-by-step guide to adding a complete sound track to a movie trailer. During the demo Tony adds sound effects, hp synchs vocals from the original rushes and narration, as well as a stereo musical backing track. After adding and synching samples. Tony moves on to the mix down process. As mentioned eadier, Ligh!wave and Toaster tutorials are what Desktop Images are best known for, and in an attempt to build on their existing success they've now targeted a specific, and often lucrative area for many commercial animators. Flying logos may lack the glamour of Babylon5 or RoboCop but they're nevertheless the bread and butler that keep many an animator in business. As a result, who better to take you through the finer points than the maestro of the flying logo Mr Tony Stutterheim. During Tony's inside guide you're shown some interesting tips on how to make more effective use of the cameras within layout. However, the video's real strength has to be Tony's explanation on how to create the kind of effects that make the difference between enthusiasts and professionals, while avoiding the sort of mistakes and production methods that can put hours, Instant PHOPiti5P detailing all the necessary skills needs to link tracks for automated lades and pans. In short, after Tony's excellent introduction - which takes up roughly 14 of the tape - you should be well versed in the Timeline Cuelist, Digital Waveform Editor, Automated if not days on the job. As well as layout hints, Tony also offers some essential tips for making the most of modeller when creating actual logos and adding bevels. However it's back in layout where most of the real points are scored, with the most valuable information being how to produce streak effects, the use of null objects and the creation of the ubiquitous moving sheen effect. Being an experienced Lightwave user, I must admit to being slightly disappointed with the overall content, as the majority of the tape will almost certainly run over familiar ground for anyone who's been using Lightwave regularly. Having said that, there are some real pearls in among the more obvious examples - with the most notable being the aforementioned moving sheen effect. Like most, I've had a bash at this effect and met with less Product: Studio 16 Pro Audio for Video Product: Pro Flying Logo Techniques Supplier: Premier Vision Price: 5:38.95 each Tel: 0171 721 7050 than favourable results. Fortunately, Tony does have an easy solution which I guarantee will leave many animators slapping their foreheads in a 'why didn't I think of that' manner Like it's counterpart, the tape concludes with a separate section, during Torus dosing address attention turns, rather ironically, to WaveMaker_ If you're a regular reader you may recall that WaveMaker is a standalone Lightwave add-on, designed by Tony, in conjunction with Axiom software. For those who are unfamiliar with the product, WaveMaker is a highly automated flying logo generator The irony is that WaveMaker largely negates the need for any practical modelling and design skills when it comes to quality flying logo animation. Admittedly. WaveMaker couldn't replicate the techniques covered in the tape, but after Tony's guided tour it's very tempting to put your new found Amiga Computing MAY 1995 a m Lqa 1715 month the 5potlight fd115 on the aril latot 117 Well tuition for lightulaue and Studio 16 — Mixer, Sample List and of course the Recorder. To put the icing, or rather the marketing on the cake, Tony's efforts are followed by a rather brief, but nevertheless informative overview by David Scharf. During Mr Scharf's section you're taken through a basic tutorial on adding ambient sound and removing unwanted elements in the original rushes. In short, useful but not exactly inspiring stuff. However, overall, and primarily thanks to Tony Shannon, the tape does offer some excellent advice and tricks of the trade. I've been running Studio16 for quite some time and would still be happy to cough-up the necessary cash for this kind of essential information. Highly recommended. knowledge aside and simply invest in a copy ot WaveMaker. Obviously, there's been some serious horse trading when it comes to content. Stilt it must be said the overall package does deliver the goods, especially for those who are either new to Lightwave or make their money exclusively from corporate and commercial animation.
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