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Snakepliskens remix

Published by Reverend April 25th, 2008 in YouTube.

I got my first video response on YouTube today, and it is a pretty cool feeling. Much has been said about how bad the commentary can be on YouTube, and I tend to agree though I have had better luck than most. That said, the real genius of YouTube is in the video response feature, and I got a taste of it today.

Vproducerofbeats from Brisbane Australia took the audio from an Escape from New York clip I posted and remixed it into an amazing beat. What I really like about his re-mixes is that he actually takes a video recording of himself in the process of playing the re-mix with a contraption that I don’t fully understand, but dig nonetheless. Kudos to the creative genius of Vproducerof beats, and long live Snake Pliskens!

4 Responses to “Snakepliskens remix”

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1 Matt Apr 25th, 2008 at 2:54 pm

Pretty cool!
2 Scott Leslie Apr 25th, 2008 at 4:13 pm

Yeah that response definitely rates better than most on Youtube. He’s playing a sampler. Get yourself one, Tons o’ fun, and truly all other forms of non-linear editing/remixing seem kludgy once you’ve played with one of these.
3 Brian Apr 25th, 2008 at 6:18 pm

Most groovy all round.

Man, I’d like to get me one of those machines.
4 Scott Leslie Apr 25th, 2008 at 6:27 pm

You can find older ones on eBay for not too much cash, cf http://tinyurl.com/4egzq2. Given the software package you use already, though, you might be better looking for a midi controller. You can get the same style as this, except with just the controller, new, for a few hundred bucks.

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