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[Rob Ainscough]

My age is showing - thought I try something a little different for audio this time around.

 

Great job Sim720 crew.

 

 

Rob

[Keith Lewis]

Cool vid mate

[Barry Hudson]

Rob, really enjoyed watching this, a big thank you for your time in doing this.

[Rob Ainscough]

Glad you enjoyed it gents.  And a big thank you for creating the airport to allow me to do this and your support for P3DV2 ... Flight Simulation looks to have a great future and I hope to see more wonderful products from Sim720.

 

Cheers, Rob.

[Rob Ainscough]

Sorry folks, had to remove the video ... music track violated some international law or something (even when not monitized and fully credited to the musicians).  I'll make another one with my own music.

[Barry Hudson]

Okay Rob, shame it went really well.

[Gerold]

Rob, I ´ve seen your video before it was removed - a great teaser. With good music. It is a pity this needed to be removed...could you tell me which (copyrighted) music you used (there was one song I want to use for piano, believe it or not...)?

Thanks, Gerold

Edited by Gerold, 15 December 2013 - 03:14 pm.

[Rob Ainscough]

Rob, I ´ve seen your video before it was removed - a great teaser. With good music. It is a pity this needed to be removed...could you tell me which (copyrighted) music you used (there was one song I want to use for piano, believe it or not...)?

Thanks, Gerold

 

Yes, Start and Ending music was "Amazing Grace" by the Canadian Scottish Regiment.  Runway/Takeoff was Vangelis "Heaven and Hell Part 1" and also mid flight over Stornoway airport (this segment was also used in the Carl Sagan's Cosmos series).  The moon reflection on the water and final approach/landing to Stornoway was Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata".

Edited by Rob Ainscough, 17 December 2013 - 12:48 am.