Pro Juice are excited to announce that w...
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Greetings Juicers!
Nice to see you! We are on a little break from Pro Juice for the moment as Nick is over in East Timor working on the nation's first ever homegrown feature film. Exciting stuff!
But in the mean time we have a really cool project in which we need your help. Estonian Electro Legends 'Science of Night' are about to release their first single since moving to Australia as refugees after the famous 2007 Cyber-attacks.
Pekka Stokke is an editor, VJ and visual artist working from Trondheim in Norway. He can often be seen throughout Northern Europe projecting visuals for jazz groups, electronic acts and metal bands such as Motopsycho. His work is experimental to say the least and is always captivating. Here, he talks all things tech and lets us know what he’s recently been up to.
You can't really get away with just using one snare sample these days. So in this tutorial, Arlo shows us how to create a killer snare sound for hip hop or breaks.
In this tutorial from Pro Juice, Nick takes you through the steps of creating an energy ball with the Particle Filter in Adobe After Effects.
Using a layer of smoke, blurs, colour correction and some masking techniques, Nick shows you how to create the energy ball, give it a burning hot spot, animate it to fly towards the camera and reflect off the nearby fence.
In the first episode of the series Arlo shows us how to create a tight little snare sound. We check out Melbourne band, The Graveyard Trains music video for the track The Ballad of Beezle Bub and then we catch up with producer, Michael Ciccone to chat about the making of the clip. Nick shows us how to make a cheesy floating cloud effect, Danny Bonnicci gives us the lowdown on Mastering and we finish by showing you how to dirty up your beats with an old VHS machine.
