Thanks! 

@Animaniac

Awesome work on Youtube!

Hey there, yeah I already make a lot of music videos, which I put on youtube, using both iClone and CA4. There's quite a few there, I don't always have a heap of time spent on them, but you can see more at https://www.youtube.com/user/mbj007
There's a few narrative videos, which I have won awards for, on there too.

Great Job, keep your work on animation, maybe you can try to make a series of music videos on Youtube.
And share your skill with other Cartoon Animator users, let them have a reference.

Thanks everyone. Sorry about the repost, here is the final version of the dance video, a bit reedited and tried out some new animation.

Hi Animanica,

Your character is so artistic and beautiful, you can try more 3D motion and adjust the projection angle to fit each site character.

@Animaniac

You are definitely a diligent learner. I believe your experience is also helpful to users in the community to know how Motion Link works in the creation. :) Thanks for trying it out!

Here's anew video, once again animated with 'direct Puppet' in iClone. There was very little adjusting of the morph head in CA4, most of the time it worked well with my new character. I simply imported the soundtrack in iClone and moved the mouse on various bodyparts.

I decided to do this again as the original video had a few technical issues with the layers, learnt how to fix that now. Also wanted a better actor.

New test with a new character, animated once more with the mouse and 'Direct puppet'. Some editing with Edit motion layer. This worked better with this character when I rotated the legs a bit to make the character more Pidgeon toed.

Hi Minnie, I crated most of the motions using the mouse and 'direct puppet', although I mixed in a few motions from 'Motion Puppet'. Most of the motions I've put together myself. The motions I mixed in were the cheering motions(for the wavy arms0 and the drunk motion, for a bit of naturalistic wobble. Wiyh the mouse I open 'direct puppet' and start rotating or moving say the hips or legs in time to the music I have imported.