Outputting to YouTube
Once you’ve put together some awesome videos, such as our recent Greighwolfe Acoustic Gold, you need to encode it and upload it. Fortunately, Adobe made this much easier with an […]
Font Awesome: Pros and Cons
Social media icons, menu buttons, form elements, there are any number of icons on a website than can be replaced with a toolset like Font Awesome. This consistency is also […]
Tools of Development: SourceTree
Keeping track of multiple sites, multiple templates and even multiple use cases, as with the NYCROPHONE Shop, takes a lot of effort but SourceTree and Git make the whole process […]
Customizing WordPress from the Ground Up
There are a number of elements that make NYCROPHONE a unique site but it’s built on the same core we started with in 2011, WordPress. Since then we started building […]
Filtering through the Music
As NYCROPHONE has grown from a single post about Damien Rice to our first DJ Mix to the seriously cool playlist of Daley’s favorite soul we’ve far outgrown the basic […]
The Backpack Film Studio
One of the challenges for our setup of the past 8 months is the studio or rather the lack of storage in the studio. This challenge turned into an opportunity […]
Lighting Color Temperatures and Adjusting in Post
A good lighting kit should be fairly close to the existing light in a setting so that shadows, highlights, and all the shades in the room don’t get muddy with […]
8 Months of Video
NYCROPHONE is a music video blog catering to soulful sounds. The key is the video. As early as 2013 we had been discussing the possibility of filming live studio sessions expose artists we […]