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What if I wanted to use all three effects, modfx into verbz and echoz surely the mono input makes this impossible, also the larger z-Dsp only does a single effect per card does it?
@@kobi-kobsen I must admit I agree with you. As a matter of fact, I find it extremely pleasing to know that I'm not the only one on the planet who likes calmer videos, so we're definitely on the same page Kobi. Sadly, with today's unwritten requirements to please social media visitors (most of us with attention spans shorter than a quick fart), unless you have an established channel like Loopop, you kinda need to follow the trend where your video is overly dynamic, otherwise you'll loose your audience really fast. With today's shot length average around 4 second in full feature films, probably a fraction of that on social media, if you don't introduce 97 flashy cuts in the first second of your video, you're likely to be just scrolled over. I do like Loopop's videos, although he also uses a lot of camera angles. The one thing I don't appreciate in his work is the left side of his screen being entirely wasted by displaying the time stamps of his videos in text, which serves absolutely no purpose other than taking your attention away from the important parts. I guess that made sense before TH-cam implemented actual time stamps, but now imo it's just really unnecessary. How do you feel about that? In any case, thanks for the feedback, I'll try to find a better balance next time. Cheers, Attila
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I bought the ZVerb. Not disappointed! ❤️
VERY good video. Perfect patch to show the effects. Very clear descriptions. Thank you kindly
You're very welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching.
Cheers,
Attila
What if I wanted to use all three effects, modfx into verbz and echoz surely the mono input makes this impossible, also the larger z-Dsp only does a single effect per card does it?
I want one!
This video is killed by the cutter. Maybe watch a Loopop vid for how to make it next time.
Care to get a bit more specific on that one?
@@AttilaHanak too nervous, too many cuts, too many camera angles.
@@kobi-kobsen I must admit I agree with you. As a matter of fact, I find it extremely pleasing to know that I'm not the only one on the planet who likes calmer videos, so we're definitely on the same page Kobi.
Sadly, with today's unwritten requirements to please social media visitors (most of us with attention spans shorter than a quick fart), unless you have an established channel like Loopop, you kinda need to follow the trend where your video is overly dynamic, otherwise you'll loose your audience really fast.
With today's shot length average around 4 second in full feature films, probably a fraction of that on social media, if you don't introduce 97 flashy cuts in the first second of your video, you're likely to be just scrolled over.
I do like Loopop's videos, although he also uses a lot of camera angles.
The one thing I don't appreciate in his work is the left side of his screen being entirely wasted by displaying the time stamps of his videos in text, which serves absolutely no purpose other than taking your attention away from the important parts. I guess that made sense before TH-cam implemented actual time stamps, but now imo it's just really unnecessary. How do you feel about that?
In any case, thanks for the feedback, I'll try to find a better balance next time.
Cheers,
Attila