Many years ago, I saw an interview with Mark Knopfler on TV. He said he hated music videos, but had to make them to keep it going as an artist.
The music industry continuously develop alongside the consumer technology industry. What a journey it has been…
And now, because of the pandemic situation, the digital revolution has reached new heights. But what will it be to continue as a musician after this game changer? I do miss the live concerts…
I love Band-in-a-Box and the attitude of PG Music. To be creative is a lifesaver these days. It makes me able to practice and make new music.
A little while ago, I started a thread in this forum on the process of a new song called EPIDEMI. In the back of my head, this song needed its own video, to visualize the content of the lyric. It's the first time I've made a song with this in my mind from the very beginning. Have my own musicality changed to be more visual than audible?
I wish I had the resources to make my visual vision come true, but because of the local Covid-restrictions and the loss of income since March, I had to use what I had at hand; My song, a couple of friends, an iPhone, a computer and the local Rock Club. No audience – I really miss that part of being a musician.
From the very start of this project, the first rendered drum and bass tracks from BiaB have been the foundation of this production. Also kept a guitar track, because it blended so nice in the mix.
This are the BiaB-tracks used:
RealDrums in Style: Rock16thsSync^01-a:Closed Hat, Snare, b:Open Hat, Snare
RealTracks in style: 2755:Bass, Electric, RockHeavy16thsDoug Ev16 090
RealTracks in style: 3347:Guitar, Electric, Rhythm HazyFunky Ev16 090
Style: _GOODVIB.STY
And this is the restricted result of a creative dream:
EPIDEMI-VIDEO 
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