Yeah, good old Powerpoint style and shooting your own screen with a phone: this is lofi!
I was very close to do it like this ^^
Here are a few tips:
you can use Quicktime Player > File > New Screen record to actually record a video of what’s happening on the screen (possibly a part of it).
use Cmd+Ctrl+Shit+4 to copy a part of the screen as a picture. Open Preview and hit Ctrl+N to get your image, save as JPG
use Da Vinci Resolve to (freely) create videos like you would for a track in a DAW. It takes a while to get used to it, and I am still definitely on the lofi side, but it gets better with each use.
Mine is #36 in Loopop’s playlist, but I’ll post it here too. Should I feel guilty for posting on Elektronauts, not having used my Model:Samples for my track?
I had to finish today so mixing is nowhere to be seen but it was fun to try to make a waltz-ish track I want to play more with 3/4, 6/8 time signatures and 3:2 polyrhythms (I messed it up in the track).
I apparently temporarily lose the ability to speak extemporaneously when the camera is on. So I had to put together a bunch of notes and even then I was stumbling all over myself. I think it just took longer to do than I thought it would even though I went into it knowing that I would be bad at it.
I also went into this knowing that I don’t really have a good set up for recording from my mic and recording my Digitakt at the same time. So it was never going to sound good. And I can’t imagine adding that dimension to it.
It was just more than I thought it would be. Recording a quick beat here and there is a lot easier.
It’s been really cool to see all these Elektronauts entries!
I just posted mine. I did it all on my Digitakt. Adding the walkthrough annotations made this take a lot longer than it normally takes me to edit my videos.
I’m totally with you on this!
For French Synthfest 2019 I had agreed to do a 20 mn video to explain Elektron workflow in French… It took me several days!
Shooting a video is a bunch of techniques I had no clue I totally ignored. Without talking about the light, voice capture… And the camera(s), that matters quite a lot in fact.
joined the fun as well and i see, i suck at proper sounding bass on laptop speakers. no walkthrough from me as i’m at an hospital and only have limited ‘out’ time. but i uploaded the project file, hope thats fine.