smeighan Posted January 10, 2015 Posted January 10, 2015 (edited) Dave Pitts, the 2 million view sequence------------------------------------------------- Dave and I run out of time to sequence our shows. We are still working code right up to the final week.This means we usually use the "Create Random Effects" and tweak to get our shows up. Our shows are no way as good as what most of you create. We just dont put enough time into them. This year Dave and I both had BenQ 770 projectors on our garage doors. Every year, Dave always includes some patriotic music along with his Christmas show. Falcon, Colorado is right next to Colorado Springs , the location of the Air Force Academy.So, Dave's audience does contain many service men and women. So Dave sequenced The Madison Rising song "Star Spangled banner" in less than 30 minutes. Dave just found out yesterday that his neighbor filmed this sequence. Dave's sequence has been viewed 2.2 million times. Dave and I wondered how did that happen? Well, it has been shared almost 100,000 times. Apparently it struck a chord with the military folks and they shared it around the world. Dave, thanks for remembering our military! The neighbor posted it on the Madison Rising band facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Madison-Rising-The-Star-Spangled-Banner/712086672141520Their web page has 2000 likes Here is the video.https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10101436211532636&fref=nfDaves show had 2.2 million views and 100,000 shares. So how did Dave discover this? Yesterday he received a package in the mail,. It contained two band tee-shirts and some cd's. It had a note saying something lile "Thanks for the show". I think this band would never have received this many ears listening to their music, they owe Dave. Dave then researched and found the video and the neighbors name. A neighbor who he has not talked to. A video he was unaware had been created the first week of December. Good Karma sean BTW, I helped dave build his megatree out of 12v ws2811's. I think it came out nice for just a few hours work.You can also see the north poles we built this last summer. Edited January 10, 2015 by smeighan
Deacon Posted January 11, 2015 Posted January 11, 2015 That is VERY cool! Very nice tribute to our military men and women out there, great work guys!
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