Jerry Gerber

Thank you Bapu!

Thanks Nigel.

Not with my scope, but I was on a gig once a long time ago in Placerville, California and several of us saw a UAP that could definitely not have been any kind of human aircraft. It's hard to imagine two things, 1) we're the only technological species in the cosmos, and 2) why in the universe they'd want to come here when we're barely civilized and it's dubious to say we're intelligent.

Thanks Wookiee!

I tried to delete the original video that show missing content but could not find a way to delete it. That was my preference.

My decision wasn't meant to be seen as weird. I made some edits to the video and unfortunately when I uploaded the newer version to YouTube it gets assigned a new URL. From now on I'll post links to my images on either my own site or the following site. If I edit the image it still retains the identical URL: https://app.astrobin.com/u/jsg?i=0uufsl#gallery I was hoping "Moved To Another Post" would be self-explanatory. I apologize for the inconvenience.

My 15th music video combining my music & astrophotography. I hope you enjoy it. If you'd prefer to watch without the possibility of commercial interruptions, you can also watch from my website, but you'll have to be a little patient as it takes 20 seconds or so to load: https://www.jerrygerber.com/video/The Night Sky.mp4 Jerry https://www.jerrygerber.com https://www.youtube.com/@astromusicvideo/videos

Thanks Nigel!

When my wife and I started dating 35 years ago, we wrote some songs together. She is a frequently -published and award-winning author. I had never recorded them before but decided to do that. Leandra Ramm is the vocalist. https://www.jerrygerber.com/iseeallmeninhisface.htm https://www.jerrygerber.com/hedreamsofyou.htm

Please Sorry! I did some edits to this piece and the YouTube URL was changed. Here's the new one:

I enjoyed that a lot!

Hi Treesha, Thank you! I would have given up astrophotography had I not been able to set my telescope up in a place where there are actually dark skies. I live in San Francisco near the coast and the fog is relentless all year around.

A new astrophotographic music video. Enjoy! https://www.astrobin.com/o8rajn/ Jerry

Thanks Tom!

Because digital synthesizers are capable of far faster attack times than orchestral samples (or live players), it's always a challenge to get the best possible "feel" between the synths and the digital orchestral samples. By moving the soft synth tracks later in time it ensures that their attack times do not sound ahead of the orchestra. We're talking milliseconds; if the timing isn't just right, it can sound rhythmically off. I re-recorded the movement by shortening the amount of time the synthesizers are beginning their attack times by moving the synth tracks backward 20ms so that the synths are coming in slightly earlier than in the previous version. It's not something that can be heard, but it can be felt by a sensitive listener. I think this retains the tension of the music, but also seems to add a bit more cohesion between the orchestral samples and the synths. Jerry https://www.jerrygerber.com https://www.youtube.com/@astromusicvideo