On Saturday I was hiking a bit with the Mavic 2 Pro in my backpack. Target was Castle Schwarzenfels (Blackrock ;) ) in the middle of Germany. Finally the chance to have the Mavic back into the air.

Here is the result:

Love the tilt shift effect.  Nicely done.

Thanks a lot.

Nice shot, love it. Thanks for sharing.

Lovely footage.

Nice video

Thanks for watching!

Nice video, like that castle.

Cool video, nice transitions!

PS, I subscribed to your channel.
Mine is http://www.youtube.com/c/tricksandtipsnl

Montfrooij Posted at 4-21 01:58
PS, I subscribed to your channel.
Mine is http://www.youtube.com/c/tricksandtipsnl

Thanks. Subbed yours too. And guess what: I have a nice Moog Grandmother in my office - always there to have some fun ;) Adds perfectly to your Moog-setup ;)

EMBE Posted at 4-28 21:52
Thanks. Subbed yours too. And guess what: I have a nice Moog Grandmother in my office - always there to have some fun ;) Adds perfectly to your Moog-setup ;)

Thanks man.
That is super cool!
Have you got some tracks you have made?

Montfrooij Posted at 4-28 22:53
Thanks man.
That is super cool!
Have you got some tracks you have made?

Oh no - I'm far away from having the potential to really have tracks. I used to to this a long time ago, but then business-life hit hard, no more time and long years without music. Then I restarted again ... which is not easy, because suddenly you notice that making music cannot be compared to riding a bicycle. You actually can forget how to do it ;)

For me it is just extremely relaxing - like meditation - to jam and play around a bit. And hopefully I will get better ;)

So here in my Office (lots of homeoffice currently ;) ), I have two desks with work and in the middle the creative "island" ;)



... and a connection to my mac ;)

EMBE Posted at 4-28 23:19
Oh no - I'm far away from having the potential to really have tracks. I used to to this a long time ago, but then business-life hit hard, no more time and long years without music. Then I restarted again ... which is not easy, because suddenly you notice that making music cannot be compared to riding a bicycle. You actually can forget how to do it ;)

For me it is just extremely relaxing - like meditation - to jam and play around a bit. And hopefully I will get better ;)

Very nice to see.
Yes, it is super relaxing to just jam and go with a flow that comes up.
I can spend hours and hours just like that.

EMBE Posted at 4-28 23:19
Oh no - I'm far away from having the potential to really have tracks. I used to to this a long time ago, but then business-life hit hard, no more time and long years without music. Then I restarted again ... which is not easy, because suddenly you notice that making music cannot be compared to riding a bicycle. You actually can forget how to do it ;)

For me it is just extremely relaxing - like meditation - to jam and play around a bit. And hopefully I will get better ;)

Here is my 'home office'
I also work from home most of the time, but in the evening I try to make some music



What daw are you on? (if you are)

Montfrooij Posted at 4-29 22:18
Here is my 'home office'
I also work from home most of the time, but in the evening I try to make some music

Sweet setup ... love the sub fatty!

So, we definitely need a colab between DJI and Moog ;)

EMBE Posted at 4-29 22:20
Sweet setup ... love the sub fatty!

So, we definitely need a colab between DJI and Moog ;)

It is in progress
But since I bought the Nektar Panorama T4 I'm starting to like it more and more.
It is very well integrated with Reason (and other daw's too) and not too expensive.

PS, it is the Subsequent 37, but I totally get the mixup. They look a like a lot.
And YES they are sounding super phat!

We need to do just that.
If you have something we can work on together, let me know.
I can easily import tracks into reason, as long as they have a consistent BPM of course.

Montfrooij Posted at 4-29 22:23
It is in progress
But since I bought the Nektar Panorama T4 I'm starting to like it more and more.
It is very well integrated with Reason (and other daw's too) and not too expensive.

Oh yes - I see. I should have know better ... Originally I planned to buy exactly this synth, but then I felt in love with the Grandmother, which is so basic and classic. And the analog reverb is now a good friend of mine

EMBE Posted at 4-29 22:25
Oh yes - I see. I should have know better ... Originally I planned to buy exactly this synth, but then I felt in love with the Grandmother, which is so basic and classic. And the analog reverb is now a good friend of mine

I totally get that.

She is a real beauty and I miss having a good reverb.
Still trying to squeeze some budget out for a nice reverb pedal.
I'm normally a bass player myself so I use the s37 in my band too.
That makes the total analog setup not so convenient since I need to be able to recall patches with a push of a button, so I went for a the s37 that has patch memory (and other cool stuff of course).
Even thought it lacks the complete flexibility the grandmother gives you.

One day I want to invest in an analog polyphonic synth, but until then, I have to do it with the digital instruments Reason gives me.
(no punishment either, but a little less rewarding as the Moog is)

What daw are you using?

My setup: Grandmother (okay, that is obvious), a small UNO synth, AKAI MPC live - total opposite to the Grandmother, but awesome piece and totally independet from any kind of computer. On Mac I use Logic Pro X, because I'm used to it. ;)

Polyphonic analog synth would be nice ... yes.

EMBE Posted at 4-29 22:49
My setup: Grandmother (okay, that is obvious), a small UNO synth, AKAI MPC live - total opposite to the Grandmother, but awesome piece and totally independet from any kind of computer. On Mac I use Logic Pro X, because I'm used to it. ;)

Polyphonic analog synth would be nice ... yes.

Yes one day baby.
For now I love making stuff with what I have.
Time is my only enemy....