Chuck Reeder came over to the house last night, accompanied by Darkhouse recording engineers Andy Carlson and Rob Kalbfus, and howled his way towards sore vocal cords as he performed the Wolfman's howls and grunts. If the neighbors could hear us, I'm sure there were points when he thought we were killing him. We set up a laptop on the bar with the movie playing on it and recorded Chuck on a TASCAM multi-track recorder. We've used this setup for recording some of the other voices - despite the fact that Andy has his own recording stuido (he says he wants to keep the sound of the recordings consistent.) Once I get the edited wave files back I'll be equalizing and layering in real animal sounds to make the Wolfman sound like a real beast.
Also, last night I was able to lay in Tom Zack's grunts and groans during the Frankenstein Monster's final battle.
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About Frankenstein vs the Wolfman
One man created by science.
The other cursed by fate.
Tonight, two icons of horror
Will come face to face
For the last time.
Frankenstein vs the Wolfman in 3-D is an animated short film created entirely on home computers. This blog is a chronicle of the making of the film.
The other cursed by fate.
Tonight, two icons of horror
Will come face to face
For the last time.
Frankenstein vs the Wolfman in 3-D is an animated short film created entirely on home computers. This blog is a chronicle of the making of the film.
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