dth7
3DRCF Regional Ambassador
All great advice. Thanks. It is school. I think many pilots think "just put some music on and fly". That's fun but not often repeatable!
Discussion Freestyle Routine Music
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All great advice. Thanks. It is school. I think many pilots think "just put some music on and fly". That's fun but not often repeatable!
cardenflyer
70cc twin V2
True. It takes a lot of time and passion to make a decent one. Once you start doing it, you realize how great pilots like daniel, jase, joe and all those guys really are.
dth7
3DRCF Regional Ambassador
Amen! I'm going to add my friend Cody to your list of "others"!
3dcarter
50cc
What I do is this:
Step 1: think about a rough outline, i.e. Slow to fast or fast to slow.. Etc. I outline my stuff very much like Jase Dussia and Daniel Holman, for there stuff is wonderful. I try to start off with something that doesn't have lyrics.
Step 2: scroll through a huge list of music, listening to songs that fit whatever you want. Perhaps 70's to 80's rock for faster music. Whenever you listen to a song, envision what maneuvers you can do to fly to it. Whenever I have down time, I go through what maneuvers I can do with my plane by using my hand. It's quite helpful.
Step 3: narrow down the music you're going to use, and roughly piece it together. Get the songs you want and decide the order in which you want to fly to them.
Step 4: decide where you want the music to end, and decide how you want it to transition to the next part. That in my opinion, is the hardest part about it.
Step 5: try and make the music flow as well as possible
Step 6: put it in an MP3 player, and go to the field with an earbud in, and fly to the music. Come up with ways you can fly to it all while no one can hear it.
Then, perfect it. Easier said than done. I'm working on step 6, and I'll get some video when I have it down. Hope this helps!
Step 1: think about a rough outline, i.e. Slow to fast or fast to slow.. Etc. I outline my stuff very much like Jase Dussia and Daniel Holman, for there stuff is wonderful. I try to start off with something that doesn't have lyrics.
Step 2: scroll through a huge list of music, listening to songs that fit whatever you want. Perhaps 70's to 80's rock for faster music. Whenever you listen to a song, envision what maneuvers you can do to fly to it. Whenever I have down time, I go through what maneuvers I can do with my plane by using my hand. It's quite helpful.
Step 3: narrow down the music you're going to use, and roughly piece it together. Get the songs you want and decide the order in which you want to fly to them.
Step 4: decide where you want the music to end, and decide how you want it to transition to the next part. That in my opinion, is the hardest part about it.
Step 5: try and make the music flow as well as possible
Step 6: put it in an MP3 player, and go to the field with an earbud in, and fly to the music. Come up with ways you can fly to it all while no one can hear it.
Then, perfect it. Easier said than done. I'm working on step 6, and I'll get some video when I have it down. Hope this helps!
dth7
3DRCF Regional Ambassador
Carter, that is great! Thanks so much for contributing. I like the steps. I seem to go 1,2,3,4,5,6666666666666...then an infinite amount of time at "perfect it"! Lol. It works out real nice in my head! Haha.
Thanks again.
3dcarter
50cc
i know how you feel... i can string the stuff together... ONCE. I'm having trouble doing the same things over and over
3dbandit
100cc
!!!!!!!!!!!!absolutely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I need more practice. It seems like I get frustrated with trying new moves and not being able to get the stick inputs correct, and then I just screw around for a while. Sometimes it gets frustrating for me watching people like [MENTION=1185]cardenflyer[/MENTION] make things look so effortless and smooth.
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