Greece's Animation Projects

Those were too funny.

You may think "Wow Greece has been really lazy in updating this!"

Well, now I can answer that question with a "Nope!" We've just been doing one project forever!

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So this is our table setting project. We used a program called 3DS MAX to make all the shapes in these renders. Every box and cylinders are their own shape, there's no sculpting. I could go into explain all of it, but it would take a long time. We were told to make a table, chairs, a vase that was made with NURVS, I think, a fruit bowl, fruit to so in the bowl. A couch made with something that I forgot the name, and some utensils. Plates, cups there's probably something else I'm forgetting to mention. We then pulled most of textures from google searches, expect for the glass. We were able to render that by using some modifiers in 3DS MAX. Once we had done all that we had to make a light source (which I learned couldn't be my window because that would be too complicated). So I made this slightly tacky lamp. We the created a light to project from the light source. I chose to create two, there's one above and below the lamp, this gives off more light then just adding one. After all of that was done we created some cameras in order to to create the views that we rendered. We only needed 3, two showing off the room and one to be 'artistic'. There are a few graphical errors in here, I wonder if you can spot them!

The errors:

That's really cool! :oooo

here guys, have filler post that is made up of a crappy song I made in my music tech class

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Aw, it sounds kinda cute. :P I like it.

Thanks friend!

This sounds professional af Greece. I can hear this being in like a pigeon dating sim or something. Love the mixing.

Thanks!!!

Sounds cool! What program did you use to make it?

I used Pro tools 9

Projects take forever, so have more filler and I have a plenty of filler, so I'll slowly post them in order of creation

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This one was an overall experiment on moving into different parts while still being the same. I tried slow parts and more energetic parts, I feel overall mixed on it.

I was trying to go with an Airy, ruiny, maybe in the cliffs a bit. I tried to make different parts relate to different things that could be happening, like exploreing a building or rock climbing or something I don't know

It's also not the best but huuuuuuuuur

I liked it! I think you achieved your goal.

- I couldn't find out where the drum part fit in until the second time it played, but after I figured it out, I liked it a ton.
- I love the chimes/bells/whatever during the choral section
- I wish it had a little more bass throughout. It sounds kind of bland, but it's not bad at all. Just a personal preference
- 3:13 whoa dance party yooooo


I liked it :D

TheCapsFan wrote:
- I wish it had a little more bass throughout.  It sounds kind of bland, but it's not bad at all.  Just a personal preference

There is a lack  in this song, I think I made this around midterms when I didn't feel like dealing with any more bass. Sometimes I think it needs some because it does get pretty "meh" in some parts, but I guess that's all part of the learning experience.

Another thing to note is that this when I still used loops for most of the drums, which I'm working on moving away from now

finally got the other songs off the school computer

this is probably my least favorite one:

I was playing with the Phaser on this one and it created a kind of since lab feel. Though over all it's pretty meh.

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This song was supposed to have a more winter feel, and you can't have winter without sleigh bells, so I sampled it. It's pretty slow, but I'm satisfied with it

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This song required us to use the "Amen Break" sample, which is the drums in the song. It's a nice sample and cranking it up to 165BPM sounded pretty rad, so that's what I went with. I edited all the other parts of the song with modulations. Then key changes because those are cool.