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Hey everyone, it's Frivolous! I've been noticing a lot of releases recently, it's encouraging to see so many quality episodes being put up! I've been working on my next release after getting such great feedback on the last one! So for those of you who like something a little different, here it is Cock Hero Shemale Starlets part 2!

Starlets 2 is an action packed shemale Cock Hero adventure. This release features a new crop of sexy ladies and a mix of body types from some of my favorites. There is also a varied mix of music including pop, dubstep, EDM, etc. This episode has 11 rounds and is an hour long, so needless to say it ain't gonna be easy! This episode features mainly hardcore and stroking, but there is a small amount of shemale on male. If you think you're up for the challenge then have a look. And hey, even if you lose, it ain't that bad

This is part of my effort to get some fetish content on here, so any suggestions and feedback is always welcomed!

Enjoy!

Still better than Furries.

cant wait...downloading it now!

Picked it up off of Empornium and tried it this afternoon... needless to say I didn't make it but I did last till round 10. And then blew it a second time about 5 mins later on round 11. Great job pickin the gals in this one and thats some quality editing work.

Still playin around with Adobe Premiere cs5 and leraning editing etc ... but I expect I will have a CH focusing on Shemales ready for release probably around the time you release Shemale Starlets 3... my main problem is that I just don't like doing beats and trying to properly match them to the music ... what a pain ...

Anyway ... I have been learning by adding hypnosis poppers training to existing shemale cum comps ... I know its a bit out there ... but I feel my editing skills coming along.

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dolomite13 wrote:my main problem is that I just don't like doing beats and trying to properly match them to the music ... what a pain ...

I still find this to be tedious, but have changed the way I do it, which may help others. I also use Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.

When lining up footage and cuts to the natural rhythm of the song (which just makes the whole thing feel more organic and gives it a good flow /opinion) I work with just the song track first. I create a bunch of titles with a big number (1 to whatever, depending on how many scenes you want to mix in the round) centered in the screen and each one a different color, which helps see the transition during testing. Then I drop them into video track 2-whatever and cut them to fit between beats or full measures of rhythm. Do the fine tuning, and in most cases they can be copy+pasted if cut accurately. A little tweaking and mix up of the lengths, and you have a full song with each cut predetermined and laid out in whatever pattern you want, whether it's a static 1-2-3-4-5, 1-2-3-4-5 repeating or more dynamic 1-3-4-2-5, 3-5-1-4-2, etc. At that point you can very easily cut a series of 1's over to the video you'll be using for footage, and using the 1 titles as a template, pick and choose a series of clips and cut them to the size of the title. Now you have a clip that will fit perfectly in the opening you left with the audio track.

As far as beat matching with an added beat, I find this also helps in that you have broken up the spacing and it makes it that much easier to work with since it's a smaller section to fine tune. Once you have one section figured out, copy+paste is your friend! Again, fine tuning comes easier with the cuts already predetermined. Depending on the song, you can often pick out where the beat is by the audio waveform in Adobe Premiere (if the audio is in audio track 1). Zoom in close and you can often pick out when the big beats hit.

This may only work for me, but I thought it might be helpful to hear some techniques that other people use when doing this tedious part of the edit!

Awesome! I'm looking forward to this since I loved the first one. Thank you

Jackal403 wrote:

dolomite13 wrote:my main problem is that I just don't like doing beats and trying to properly match them to the music ... what a pain ...

I still find this to be tedious, but have changed the way I do it, which may help others. I also use Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.

When lining up footage and cuts to the natural rhythm of the song (which just makes the whole thing feel more organic and gives it a good flow /opinion) I work with just the song track first. I create a bunch of titles with a big number (1 to whatever, depending on how many scenes you want to mix in the round) centered in the screen and each one a different color, which helps see the transition during testing. Then I drop them into video track 2-whatever and cut them to fit between beats or full measures of rhythm. Do the fine tuning, and in most cases they can be copy+pasted if cut accurately. A little tweaking and mix up of the lengths, and you have a full song with each cut predetermined and laid out in whatever pattern you want, whether it's a static 1-2-3-4-5, 1-2-3-4-5 repeating or more dynamic 1-3-4-2-5, 3-5-1-4-2, etc. At that point you can very easily cut a series of 1's over to the video you'll be using for footage, and using the 1 titles as a template, pick and choose a series of clips and cut them to the size of the title. Now you have a clip that will fit perfectly in the opening you left with the audio track.

As far as beat matching with an added beat, I find this also helps in that you have broken up the spacing and it makes it that much easier to work with since it's a smaller section to fine tune. Once you have one section figured out, copy+paste is your friend! Again, fine tuning comes easier with the cuts already predetermined. Depending on the song, you can often pick out where the beat is by the audio waveform in Adobe Premiere (if the audio is in audio track 1). Zoom in close and you can often pick out when the big beats hit.

This may only work for me, but I thought it might be helpful to hear some techniques that other people use when doing this tedious part of the edit!

Sounds like audio it can be boiled down to the following based on your wirk flow and what I've read inother threads.

- pick the song
- zoom in to the audio and see if you can manually line up beats (slow and tedious)
- export audio and use after effects to make beat meter
- insert beatmeter back into the project

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Perhaps I can help a little.

Provide me with the music cut of your video (one round at a time), and I'll provide you with a beat track. I'll premix it and send you both the music and the beat track seperately so you can build your graphics off it and adjust to taste.

dolomite13 wrote:Sounds like audio it can be boiled down to the following based on your wirk flow and what I've read inother threads.

- pick the song
- zoom in to the audio and see if you can manually line up beats (slow and tedious)
- export audio and use after effects to make beat meter
- insert beatmeter back into the project

Basically yeah, except that it isn't too slow and tedious once you have a specific measure figured out. As long as it repeats, copy+pasting the one measure to all other relevant measures speeds things up significantly. Sometimes I need to do 1-4 measures because just dropping one after the other falls out of sync after awhile, but if you get the spacing right in a set of 4, it balances it all out.

Downloaded and seeding as much as I can (already sent out 34GB worth of this video!) Haven't had time to try it out yet, but hopefully this weekend, really looking forward to it! Thanks!

Foxhawke wrote:Downloaded and seeding as much as I can (already sent out 34GB worth of this video!) Haven't had time to try it out yet, but hopefully this weekend, really looking forward to it! Thanks!

Damn man! Well thank you for your contribution, I want as many people to see this as possible .

Yeah let me know what you think of it after you play!

Thank you based Frivolous! I loved the first one so much, downloading this one right now. Can't wait to see what girls you used this time around.

Damn, you did a great job again, was even better (and harder) than the first

I did it last night and it was fantastic. There was a couple of rounds i wasn't too keen on such as the black girl and the dom girl, but that's just personal preference, everything else was great.

I was very happy to see not only did you take my suggestion of using Sarina, but you put her as the final round!

Deep wrote:I did it last night and it was fantastic. There was a couple of rounds i wasn't too keen on such as the black girl and the dom girl, but that's just personal preference, everything else was great.

I was very happy to see not only did you take my suggestion of using Sarina, but you put her as the final round!

Yeah I get ya, I knew the dom girl round would be hit or miss for some people, but hey it wouldn't be Starlets if I didn't have some variety in there! It's easy to find sexy white and latina girls but people don't know there's a ton of hot black chicks out there too!

The thing I like about Cock Hero is that it introduces me to content I've never seen before, most of which I probably would pass by.

Same could be said for shemales in general for other people. I tried to design the first episode in such a way that someone who isn't into them or is just curious about the whole thing could get pulled in. That's why I picked the most feminine shemales I could. This time I just said fuck it and picked who I wanted lol.

Yeah ironically I wasn't going to end on her, but after comparing all of the rounds, hers was the most challenging.

So yeah, thanks for your feedback, I'm glad you liked it!