If you are refering visually, I didn't do anything in particular to acheive that effect. It could just be a byproduct of the higher shutter speed I needed to use. However, if you want a "Slow Motion but In time Effect", a great way to do that is to shoot in 60FPS, film whatever you are doing exactly at 2 times speed. then in post, slow the footage down to 50% speed. The footage will appear to be in slow motion, but also be perfectly in time. If you are refering sonically, can you point out a time where you are hearing that?
Bro this is fucking amazing, I’ve been trying to learn this song and this is gonna be a huge help, subbed
such an amazing cover and quality can’t believe this only has 170 views
Thank you! Appreciate it!
Wow Noah great job, proud of you, keep it up
Thanks, miss you.
Lovely
So are you.
Yo that was sick as fuck my guy
This is awesome ! Is it in standard ?
It's in drop c#
High quality stuff! Did you refer to a tab or was this all learned by ear?
I used this tab for reference, but altered it by ear.
tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/microwave/vomit-tabs-2620608
we need a tab for this asap
I used this tab for reference, but altered it by ear.
tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/microwave/vomit-tabs-2620608
How did you do that "slow motion but still in time" effect?
If you are refering visually, I didn't do anything in particular to acheive that effect. It could just be a byproduct of the higher shutter speed I needed to use. However, if you want a "Slow Motion but In time Effect", a great way to do that is to shoot in 60FPS, film whatever you are doing exactly at 2 times speed. then in post, slow the footage down to 50% speed. The footage will appear to be in slow motion, but also be perfectly in time.
If you are refering sonically, can you point out a time where you are hearing that?
@@noaht8458 I was referring to the visuals, but thanks for that bit of info! I need to try that