Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Watch my other Mecha AMVs here:
youtube.com/watch?v=KqHgvM3vuGQ&index=2&list=PLVP3XZEJpuS73Mtsl77xlhYRcpTHxdozb
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ANIME: Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
MUSIC: James Horner - All Systems Go/The Launch
Harry Gregson-Williams - Father & Son
Steve Jablonsky - The All Spark
Trevor Rabin - Theme from Armageddon
Steve Jablonsky - You're A Soldier Now
Don Davis - Men in Metal
Danny Elfman - Opening (Terminator Salvation)
Queen - Don't Stop Me Now
EDITOR: Cenit
CREATED: October 10, 2015
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Twitter: twitter.com/CENITamv
Twitch: twitch.tv/cenitamv
YouTube: youtube.com/CENITamv
Backup: youtube.com/AMVCenit
Website: amvde.de
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VIDEO COMMENTS:
In early 2009 i was experimenting with cutting music. This was way before FACTION. I had a lot of fun putting together a mix for various bands or genres. So at one point in February 2009 i did cut some soundtracks and got this mix. I didn't plan on using it for anything. I just liked to listen to it. And then 2 days later i went out with some friends, got wasted. returned home and edited the whole evening through. There i laid down what would later become the first minute. I had the AMV basically mapped out and what you see today is very much what i had in mind back then. And so i continued for a couple more days and basically finished the first 3 minutes. At which point i didn't know how to proceed.
Doing a 10 min AMV seemed ridiculous. And who would want to watch that? So i thought about cutting the AMV and only release the first 3 min. Or release the AMV in parts. But i loved the mix so much that i didn't want to split it up. And neither do it in parts. And i already had a pretty sweet concept. So i stuck to my guts and decided to let it rest a bit and finish it later/whenever i felt like it.
But it became clear to me not long after that this wasn't that easy. There were so many scenes to collect. So many difficult parts that i couldn't really figure out. So many Gurren Lagann AMVs already out there. Which led to slow/no progress for years to come. But every once in a while when i felt like it i would open the project. Be it to edit or just watch the already finished parts. I fell in love with the project. I couldn't bring myself to drop it. Or rush it through. It became my mission, regardless of how long it would take me.
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SOFTWARE USED:
Sony Vegas 7/12/13
Adobe Photoshop CS6
VirtualDub
Avisynth
Zarx264
Watch my other Mecha AMVs here:
youtube.com/watch?v=KqHgvM3vuGQ&index=2&list=PLVP3XZEJpuS73Mtsl77xlhYRcpTHxdozb
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ANIME: Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
MUSIC: James Horner - All Systems Go/The Launch
Harry Gregson-Williams - Father & Son
Steve Jablonsky - The All Spark
Trevor Rabin - Theme from Armageddon
Steve Jablonsky - You're A Soldier Now
Don Davis - Men in Metal
Danny Elfman - Opening (Terminator Salvation)
Queen - Don't Stop Me Now
EDITOR: Cenit
CREATED: October 10, 2015
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Twitter: twitter.com/CENITamv
Twitch: twitch.tv/cenitamv
YouTube: youtube.com/CENITamv
Backup: youtube.com/AMVCenit
Website: amvde.de
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VIDEO COMMENTS:
In early 2009 i was experimenting with cutting music. This was way before FACTION. I had a lot of fun putting together a mix for various bands or genres. So at one point in February 2009 i did cut some soundtracks and got this mix. I didn't plan on using it for anything. I just liked to listen to it. And then 2 days later i went out with some friends, got wasted. returned home and edited the whole evening through. There i laid down what would later become the first minute. I had the AMV basically mapped out and what you see today is very much what i had in mind back then. And so i continued for a couple more days and basically finished the first 3 minutes. At which point i didn't know how to proceed.
Doing a 10 min AMV seemed ridiculous. And who would want to watch that? So i thought about cutting the AMV and only release the first 3 min. Or release the AMV in parts. But i loved the mix so much that i didn't want to split it up. And neither do it in parts. And i already had a pretty sweet concept. So i stuck to my guts and decided to let it rest a bit and finish it later/whenever i felt like it.
But it became clear to me not long after that this wasn't that easy. There were so many scenes to collect. So many difficult parts that i couldn't really figure out. So many Gurren Lagann AMVs already out there. Which led to slow/no progress for years to come. But every once in a while when i felt like it i would open the project. Be it to edit or just watch the already finished parts. I fell in love with the project. I couldn't bring myself to drop it. Or rush it through. It became my mission, regardless of how long it would take me.
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SOFTWARE USED:
Sony Vegas 7/12/13
Adobe Photoshop CS6
VirtualDub
Avisynth
Zarx264
