Modartt user forum » Pianoteq user forum » Flying over Norway - drone footage with Grieg's piano music
Might be a bit cheeky posting this here, but I thought there might be a few people who'd appreciate the work of my 15 year old piano student.
It's not a Pianoteq instrument being used on this occasion, but I'm sure he'll be considering that option sometime soon!
Stunning scenery matched with beautiful music -- very well done!
Kudos for sure,
Lanny
Beautiful! Thank you. I just wished it had been Pianoteq, not Roland FP - 90X in this forum.
Best wishes,
Stig
Might be a bit cheeky posting this here, but I thought there might be a few people who'd appreciate the work of my 15 year old piano student.
It's not a Pianoteq instrument being used on this occasion, but I'm sure he'll be considering that option sometime soon!
Did you guys get the drone imagery? What drone? Any interesting stories?
Mark959 wrote:Might be a bit cheeky posting this here, but I thought there might be a few people who'd appreciate the work of my 15 year old piano student.
It's not a Pianoteq instrument being used on this occasion, but I'm sure he'll be considering that option sometime soon!
Did you guys get the drone imagery? What drone? Any interesting stories?
Florian created every part of that video himself.
All the equipment he used is listed in the end credits of his video - DJI Air 2s
wws wrote:Mark959 wrote:Might be a bit cheeky posting this here, but I thought there might be a few people who'd appreciate the work of my 15 year old piano student.
It's not a Pianoteq instrument being used on this occasion, but I'm sure he'll be considering that option sometime soon!
Did you guys get the drone imagery? What drone? Any interesting stories?
Florian created every part of that video himself.
All the equipment he used is listed in the end credits of his video - DJI Air 2s
Nicely done. Lucky lad.
Most teenage boys could only dream of getting their hands on a £1600 pro grade drone!!!
Nice piano work and fine footage. Those two taken individually are well done.
To me the intimate romantic piano would better suit smaller scale footage. More bucolic, or pastoral, or fixed position from a train window.
Perhaps a meadow, a small waterfall. Soft focussed, human level rather than this birdseye view.
Perhaps he could learn something about fixed prime lens work too?
Maybe that's just me imposing my thoughts. YMMV as they say.