Yep! So So excited 2 feature C. Barrett artwork whenever it comes available... Here are some new ones now!
8/29/2014
8/21/2014
8/15/2014
C. Barrett Art!!! version 3.0
8/13/2014
Aisle Of Lane Quit Jah
Aisle Of Lane Quit Jah
What foes or friends do we perceive when we connect by chance conceived?
Would you care to explain how this is my fault?
Pray tell tis Joseph come to his census.
Come nigh so late to what truth evinces.
Four hee own Lay won knot thin kit sew.
Prays got a buff!
Fine uh Lee…
Coarse sit duhs pour ten dove baa doe mens.
Naughty ville purse say oar eve end dark.
Shell Ira Bjorn ease? Orb headers till yore effete?
Ike ant aft tub Abe eave oar yew.
Wall owe win knit.
Gore Ida head.
Yuck use amoeba tit is hint umm eye fall tis zit?
Yuck cues amoeba ditz nada tall mite urn toot ache tub lame.
Bub I..
Hope Joe Ill step pup two wit all
I really trill lee dew.
8/09/2014
8/07/2014
Prayers Are Answered! A Shot In The Dark For Lightt part 2
From: Alex Mostoufi <alex@. .com>
Date: July 31, 2014 at 11:21:22 AM MDT
To: Chica Chica Go Boom? Studios <chicachicagoboom@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Alex, please help a lover of Lightt regain the faith
Hello Mark,
Thank you for the note. This means a lot to me. We are constantly tweaking and unfortunately not always right! Our goal was to minimize confusion some of the users had as they accidentally made changes without not knowing what's going on. We also had the issue of clutter. But all that said, we had many people writing us about this master level feature so as result, we have to listen and bring it back.Thanks again for being so great and hope we can fulfill your creative journey.See you on Lightt!
Alex Mostoufi
On Jul 31, 2014, at 2:04 AM, Chica Chica Go Boom? Studios <chicachicagoboom@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Alex,
I just started using Lightt a few days ago. I was falling in love with it. I thought what made your app unique was several different features, but Lightt possessed two new abilities heretofore unseen by me. The ability to switch between filters and between fx live while recording was something I had never done before. Once I realized this capability my mind was instantly inundated with a myriad of possible uses. The second feature I loved was the ability to manipulate the strength and quality of the fx while recording. The two sliders on the left while in landscape capture. Lightt was the Rosetta Stone of iOS video apps for me. It made videography as improvisational as playing a solo in a jazz combo.
Now I can play the iPod camera like a trumpet? Choosing different timbres or fx as I shoot? Or different filters on each at the same time? I was ready to walk the earth proclaiming Lightt as the new King of the iOS camera apps.
Alas, I updated Lightt the next morning. I Saw something about 'simpler capture' but didn't really comprehend and just tapped update...
To me, I only got to play on the Stradivarius violin for one day. Or Imagine if immediately following Christmas morning was April 15. I realize I may seem a bit too involved, but this is my livelihood, one of my passions, and I will gladly pay for the older version 3.5.1. Is there anything you can do?
Thank you very much,
Mark Stenger
YouTube.com/chicachicagoboom
Facebook.com/chicachicagoboom
Lightt.com/chicachicagoboom
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Find some folderol
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8/05/2014
A Shot In The Dark For Lightt.
First, a little background. I love shooting and making videos with my Apple devices. When crafting these short films I use several different apps, oftentimes on a single video, to produce the haphazard equanimity in virtue they possess. Last week I downloaded the iOS app Lightt for the first time. After using it for only a matter of hours I realized how truly groundbreaking of a video editing and creation app it was. Then the next morning an update for Lightt came out and destroyed 75% of what made Lightt great. Gone was the ability to switch between visual fx or filters on the fly. Other aspects of the app were severely watered down. Confused, saddened, and underslept, I tried emailing Lightt to figure out what had happened but the response I got was so simplistic I began to wonder if I had really used such an amazing app at all. In a last ditch effort to understand what was going on, I decided to email Lightt's CEO. Here is the email.
From: Chica Chica Go Boom? Studios <chicachicagoboom@gmail.com>
Date: July 31, 2014 at 3:04:35 AM MDT
To: "alex@. .com" <alex@. .com>
Subject: Alex, please help a lover of Lightt regain the faith
Hi Alex,
I just started using Lightt a few days ago. I was falling in love with it. I thought what made your app unique was several different features, but Lightt possessed two new abilities heretofore unseen by me. The ability to switch between filters and between fx live while recording was something I had never done before. Once I realized this capability my mind was instantly inundated with a myriad of possible uses. The second feature I loved was the ability to manipulate the strength and quality of the fx while recording. The two sliders on the left while in landscape capture. Lightt was the Rosetta Stone of iOS video apps for me. It made videography as improvisational as playing a solo in a jazz combo.
Now I can play the iPod camera like a trumpet? Choosing different timbres or fx as I shoot? Or different filters on each at the same time? I was ready to walk the earth proclaiming Lightt as the new King of the iOS camera apps.
Alas, I updated Lightt the next morning. I Saw something about 'simpler capture' but didn't really comprehend and just tapped update...
To me, I only got to play on the Stradivarius violin for one day. Or Imagine if immediately following Christmas morning was April 15. I realize I may seem a bit too involved, but this is my livelihood, one of my passions, and I will gladly pay for the older version 3.5.1. Is there anything you can do?
Thank you very much,
M Stenger
YouTube.com/chicachicagoboom
Facebook.com/chicachicagoboom
Lightt.com/chicachicagoboom
Follow me on twitter
@chicachicagoboo
Find some folderol
juiceboxthoughts.blogspot.com
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