They do exist, Harrison ford meets x-files, I worked in this a couple hours, needs a lot of edits done, am still working in it.





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A short film, real short but was fun



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I tried out some Skyrim figures in iClone just for fun
not going to do this in future though as too much bother for what can only be fan art anyway.

Oh well, it entertained my and my son for half a minute so that made it all worthwhile, right? 

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iClone 7... Character Creator... Substance Designer/Painter... Blender... Audacity...
Desktop (homebuilt) - Windows 10, Ryzen 9 3900x CPU, GTX 1080 GPU (8GB), 32GB RAM, Asus X570 Pro motherboard, 2TB SSD, terabytes of disk space, dual  monitors.
Laptop - Windows 10, MSI GS63VR STEALTH-252, 16GB RAM, GTX 1060 (6GB), 256GB SSD and 1TB HDD

Made this demo in iClone to illustrate how a few music tracks (made for film and games) works together with images. The scenes are made very simple on purpose to really let the music do most of the work. Anyway it's always fun to work with iClone, it's easy to find ways to elaborate on and play around with, especially if you need to do something in a short time.


Music for animations, free or customized tracks at http://www.thefilmscorestore.com/

Music and animations http://www.mixxusstudio.com/

Looks good. Watch out for those crooks on YouTube who claim everything as theirs... although I found the secret to backing them down.






Atomic Skeletons
[url=http://amzn.to/2zZ3md9]Queer Steer[/url]
Black Larry David
Galactic Blitz
Birthday Movie

Thanks! Oh, I've heard something about that, is it some automatic Youtube thing? Anyway, I can always show my process of work in long rows of saved files for both my music and animations (so no one should bother). Care to share your secrets sometime? (About backing them down?)

Music for animations, free or customized tracks at http://www.thefilmscorestore.com/

Music and animations http://www.mixxusstudio.com/

I have fairly confidently queried them by submitting a dispute with a statury declaration when I did entirely compose and perfom something that got matched content.
It is the ones where I am uncertain where I stand that bother me.
Namely public domain or creative commons stuff various groups like orchard claim such as Edison recordings on the Internet Archives that I am pretty certain are indeed PD and are cited for use as such throughout the web but since I myself did not create it I dare not risk my standing on youtube by disputing it, as the wording strongly suggests I could be severly penalized by my monetization being withdrawn or channel terminated for doing so.
One reason I create 90% of my music from scratch.
"Ride of the Valkaries"was the last one that gave me grief and I researched it extra carefully, I kind of suspect even a score manually transcribed to midi note by note by myself would get flagged as did Jingle bells.

Ahh.. well, if youtube (I guess automatic software) reacts on jingle bells, then I guess it flags for some specific recording/s, since as far as I know it's PD. Well it's better to do everything yourself, if it's possible and you have the time. I think I've heard of problem for people who buys non-exclusive tracks too, in that case they have to refer back to the libraries. I can imagine that can create a lot of extra work for many parts.

Music for animations, free or customized tracks at http://www.thefilmscorestore.com/

Music and animations http://www.mixxusstudio.com/

Hi!
Got sidetracked by Unity, but finally got my app released on App store.
Had to do a lot of changes ( Using Adobe Air) compared to the Android/Kindle version.





It's a tale from Howard Pyle, Sir Lancelot saves a town from some giants, with several videos and images.
One from the middle of the story:
http://youtu.be/bjDmSSVwqzY


https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/knight-tales/id890248267?ls=1&mt=8

Best Regards
Lukas