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>>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_CDLBTJD4M
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>>>Very cool Denis ... I wonder if that sound is real or dubbed in after?
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>>I'd say really because of all of the organization behind this. All the cameras and stuff.>
>That was my first thought, that it was all real. Until the very end when I see that it's an advertisement for a cell phone. Advertisers spend big bucks ... this could have all been done with CGI for all we know. <g> And we'll probably never know ...
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>~~Bonnie
—Kenjiro Matsuo of Invisible Designs Lab built it. Harano tells The New York Times that the sounds in the spot are all real—there was no artificial music, although they did adjust some levels to "bring out the sound of river and nature."http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/japan-cell-phone-ad-stars-giant-xylophone-126865
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