New Intro. Thoughts?

[SalvageSV]

Spent some time digging through YouTube's audio selections and finally found a track that synced with my vision of an intro. This isn't EXACTLY what I was planning (or will end up with), but I think it turned out nice.

Your feedback is appreciated!

 

[BigGreek]

Simple, I like!

 

[jthomas]

Thumbs up!

 

[Sidewinder]

I like it simple and short.

 

[MotoDynsty]

I dig it. Simple...to the point....and appealing

 

[SalvageSV]

Thanks everyone!

 

[Dark Rider]

Cool intro and awesome bike. I like that look on the SV.

 

[Pigs]

Nice, I like it.

 

[SighBored]

Remember to add the fade out right at the end there.. Thumbs up.

 

[ChunksLife]

its short and sweet its just right

 

[SalvageSV]

Remember to add the fade out right at the end there.. Thumbs up.

Thanks for the feedback! I've been using hard cuts out if it by design, but I'll try a fade to see how it works!

 

[SalvageSV]

Approved for general release

Whew! So happy to finally get that. Lol

 

[MiGlyRides]

Nice, Short & Shows off the bike real well.

 

[Leon Loco]

Nice! Only suggestion I have is maybe throw a vignette filter on the video to darken the edges a little-- it would match the music/setting well.

 

[SalvageSV]

Nice! Only suggestion I have is maybe throw a vignette filter on the video to darken the edges a little-- it would match the music/setting well.

Ah! Good call.

 

[Mousez]

Dude, that is sick!

I need to try my hand at an intro, but I suck at that sort of thing.

 

[DRfURYOS]

Looks good to go. Amazing how you can while away hours editing a 7 sec intro.

 

[RoadSprock]

It's to the point that's for sure

 

[SammyT]

+1 good short intro. A little thought in my mind though. Make sure your intro isn't over the top loud compared to the rest of the video. I personally dislike super loud intro's.

 

[SalvageSV]

+1 good short intro. A little thought in my mind though. Make sure your intro isn't over the top loud compared to the rest of the video. I personally dislike super loud intro's.

I master everything to around -5 dB so it isn't too loud by my ear or the meter. Very good point though.