New (live) video from my band! [Kemper content in drop G w/ guitar-cam]

Here is the latest release from my band Horror Dance Squad called "I Am the Shark". The video was recorded at an abandoned airfield during a stunt motorcycle event. The audio was recorded at Blacklist Recordings in Estonia.

If you like our music then support is appreciated! http://www.facebook.com/HorrorDanceSquad

Ps! Not audible in the video as the audio is a from a studio recording but we couldn't even count how many motorcycle tyres exploded due to burnout during the concert

Quote from Raoul23

Sounds great, cant beat some guitar cam work

Thanks man! Have to agree - not sure how much the guitar cam works for non-guitar players but for us that angle is fun to watch!

Quote from merman9393

Nice Job,...Video was Very Professionally Produced.
Did somebody in the band or management produce the video portions, or did you just hire a Production team?
The video technology is becoming more accessible to the general public, but editing can take much longer than audio.
Congrats!

Much appreciated! We didn't produce this one ourselves although our drummer has done this kind of stuff before for us. The video was just recorded with several GoPros and later edited together by a friend of ours who does this semi-professionally now. If you want I can forward you his details.

Awesome guys! Thanks! Btw, I think it was the standard GoPro clamp that we attached to the "bottom" of the guitar: http://www.learningsurfphotogr…4/01/pdp_image_Jaws_1.jpg (Ironically enough, called "Jaws")

Also, some more great news - this song was selected as "Demo of the Week" in the main radio station in the region. Stoked to hear our own stuff being played on the radio!

Thanks everybody! Much appreciated!

Quote from Hannes_ITS

Fantastic work there man. Drop G sounds really really good man. Which profile did you use?

Its a mix of TAF 5150, my own ENGL Invader and a boosted Orange Dark Terror but also a bit of actual mic'd 5150 added later in the studio. I'd say profile wise the main weight is definitely on the TAF 5150 - gotta love that one!