Surf Dancer

By paulie

files.catbox.moe/z93ps1.mp4 Today's "next step" in my video skill polishing. Though I didn't plan it, the video has the feel of being shot with a handheld video camera from a good distance away, zoomed in almost to maximum, as when the subject moves certain ways, the camera has a herky-jerky way of following. Nice add on. But the real "ah-ha" from this was throwing an idea out there and finding Cap Cut accept it... running multiple soundtracks! Still only using Cap Cut on their free side and never thought of trying this until today when I wanted a surf sound and a music track. Wondered if it would accept dual tracks, and lo-and-behold, it did! (Technically, I could have had three sounds, but I muted the original since there was no dialog to do away with those annoying "ghost sounds" that Grok sometimes throws in!)

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Comments (3)

antares

She clearly enjoys the Hawaiian vibe... a coconut bra would have been perfect there 🤪!

CaylaCatz

I really like the sound in this. It fits the video perfectly. You did great mixing the surf and the hawaiian music That's cool that free Cap Cut lets you add a soundtrack. That's good to know. I've heard a lot of people use CapCut for TikTok but never tried it. Might be good to tell a friend as a starting point. Video editors can be intimadating when you first start editing. I use OpenShot Video Editor, it's free opensource. It doesn't have all the whistles and bells of paid ones but you can do a bit with it as it has transitions, chroma key, multiple track ability. You might like it but there's a learning curve.

paulie

Valid point LOL. TY