And, you know, reading your timestamps is actually making me motivated to write more timestamped feedback, so I think the paying it forward is gonna work.
LOL! I'll consider that my contribution to the vidding community for the year. ;)
I'm curious though, is the trend against timestamps specifically or more detailed feedback in general? Because to me, timestamps are the easiest way to leave detailed feedback. If I tried the essay route some people go I'd end up with a garbled mess unless I put some serious thought into organization, and I'm too lazy for that. :P
Re: song recs, hm, there are some gothic rock groups like Within Temptation (which I'm sure you've heard in plenty of vids) that frequently use choir backings. The closest thing to ES Posthumus with lyrics would probably be Globus, the band that did Orchard of Mines. They basically turn Immediate Music's short instrumental/operatic tracks into full-length songs, sometimes with lyrics. Off the top of my head, Europa, Take Me Away, and Prelude have English lyrics while Preliator and Diem Ex Dei have Latin lyrics. Fair warning, the last two are in my "I should vid this someday" stable, which isn't to discourage you from using them if you're inspired, but rather to head off any annoyance if I use them after you. :)
ZOMG! Right after I wrote that comment I decided to go on YT to hunt for new music, and within 10 minutes I FOUND THE BEST NEW BAND EVAR. It's epic, but not quite ES Posthumus/Globus, argh it's so awesome. I'm so looking forward to making the Rome vid now. I wasn't quite sure what I was gonna do next, but now I know. Happy day! (And also means I won't be vidding the same song as you, which is also really good because wow, way to get myself royally buttfucked some years down the track. :P )
Hm, for me I think the trend is less detailed feedback in general. ash48 mentioned in my other post that there seems to be a trend toward insta-gratification Like buttons such as on YT and FB and maybe that's left people less inclined to write proper feedback. Instinctively I think there is a lot of truth in that. But seriously, you've made me all enthusiastic for long feedback now. I will do it! *nods decisively*
LOL, I would not be worried about potentially vidding the same song as me, especially given the fact that I've gone off a cliff in terms of productivity. :P But in any case, yay! \o/ YT can be surprisingly awesome for discovering new music. And double-yay for being excited about your next project - definitely a good sign. ;) I can't wait. :D
LOL! I'll consider that my contribution to the vidding community for the year. ;)
I'm curious though, is the trend against timestamps specifically or more detailed feedback in general? Because to me, timestamps are the easiest way to leave detailed feedback. If I tried the essay route some people go I'd end up with a garbled mess unless I put some serious thought into organization, and I'm too lazy for that. :P
Re: song recs, hm, there are some gothic rock groups like Within Temptation (which I'm sure you've heard in plenty of vids) that frequently use choir backings. The closest thing to ES Posthumus with lyrics would probably be Globus, the band that did Orchard of Mines. They basically turn Immediate Music's short instrumental/operatic tracks into full-length songs, sometimes with lyrics. Off the top of my head, Europa, Take Me Away, and Prelude have English lyrics while Preliator and Diem Ex Dei have Latin lyrics. Fair warning, the last two are in my "I should vid this someday" stable, which isn't to discourage you from using them if you're inspired, but rather to head off any annoyance if I use them after you. :)
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Hm, for me I think the trend is less detailed feedback in general. ash48 mentioned in my other post that there seems to be a trend toward insta-gratification Like buttons such as on YT and FB and maybe that's left people less inclined to write proper feedback. Instinctively I think there is a lot of truth in that. But seriously, you've made me all enthusiastic for long feedback now. I will do it! *nods decisively*
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