Thread: Singing Skeleton Quartet Videos 2009-2011

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I can start a thread that goes through all the details of the 'production' work. So far, my tutorials have all centered on making the 3 axis skulls and a little into the VSA programming and setting up.

It would be fun to write up a long tutorial on the process of creating a song from idea to completion, the software I use, and so on. Then on the filming process as well, although there are many on these boards much more talented than I in the filming department. Perhaps some will join in the thread and add some tips and tricks of their own.

Look for it in the Tutorials and step by step area of the forum soon.


Thanks for the kind words.

The tutorial has been started.

Find it here: Producing Audio for 3 axis skulls and VSA routines

Oh look!

Another one. This is an old routine from 2007 that had an old crummy video for it. I like the routine and wanted to do it justice with a better video, song lyrics and moving arms. I have a few more of these 'remixes' that I will post as I get them completed.

This was the routine that introduced the 'Mr. Head' Character and gave him his name.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfzykqCL_n0

Halloweenbob: great work. I would love to see how you moved the arms. I'm looking to do some movements like that this upcoming year.

I am finally getting a chance to do some more video editing. Here's one more song that I did a few years ago, but added the arm motions to and shot a new video of for Halloween 2011.

Skeletons in my Closet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoAQ-eRP5LE


By the way, I show how the moving arms were made in another thread here:
Moving Arm Mechanism for 3 Axis skeleton?

One more for the fans.

This is actually the first song done by Sindy Skinless and the decomposers. It is redone here with arm motion added and a much better video overall.

Here is "Headless Horseman" as sung by Kay Starr.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDbLUGNbfoA

WOW!!! Totally Fantastic as always! The arm movements are great and really add to the performances! Before long you're going to have this whole group walking and dancing about while performing!!!! Keep up the excelent work!!!!

I. Am. In. Awe.
I am now a huge fan!
Hm

Thanks again for the kind words. I just finished editing another video from Halloween 2011.

Here it is! A parody of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" which we call, "Rise Up Ye Buried Gentlemen"


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a5Xp4FE6UQ