Here is the third episode in the "Auto Tune the Church" series from Clark Jaman of Jungle Heart Productions. I have posted the first two episodes here and here. (These videos are made in the style of the popular PBS "Remixed" videos, such as this one with Mr. Rogers.)
Kudos to Mr. Jaman for creating a great balance of a serious message, humor, music, and just plain offbeat weirdness in this video featuring EWTN's Mother Angelica:
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Thursday, May 1, 2014
Friday, October 25, 2013
The Election of Pope Francis - Remixed
The same gentleman who created the video which I posted as "Pope John Paul II Remixed" has done another video for the election of Pope Francis. This one is not quite as good as the first one, but it's entertaining, and it was nice to revisit Pope Francis's election:
In the video description on YouTube, the video creator says that he already has plans for a third video. I will watch for it and try to post it here when it's available.
In the video description on YouTube, the video creator says that he already has plans for a third video. I will watch for it and try to post it here when it's available.
Friday, November 16, 2012
Pope John Paul II Remixed
Have you seen those "remix" videos of well-known PBS personalities, where they use pitch correction audio processing to change recorded speech into something like singing? For example, here is one with Mr. Rogers, and here is another one with Bob Ross (the PBS "happy little clouds" painting guy). (I absolutely love the Mr. Rogers video, and the Bob Ross video is pretty good too.)
Well, someone has done something similar using a speech by Pope John Paul II:
I found this video on Simcha Fischer's National Catholic Register blog, and I think her reaction is worth quoting:
I think that sums it up pretty well!
UPDATE: Here is the original video of the speech (without any added music or audio processing): Part 1, Part 2
Well, someone has done something similar using a speech by Pope John Paul II:
I found this video on Simcha Fischer's National Catholic Register blog, and I think her reaction is worth quoting:
Speaking of things that someone ought to be arrested for, someone sent me this, and I thought I was going to hate it.
Then I played it, and I started to hate it, but then . . . I don't know what happened. I liked it. I think he would have like it. Anyway, it was nice to hear his voice again. Oh, what a weird world.
I think that sums it up pretty well!
UPDATE: Here is the original video of the speech (without any added music or audio processing): Part 1, Part 2
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