Let's All Give Each Other Some Advice! (comments To Every Poster!)

[RealSteveB]

Superballs just watched your deadcat/no deadcat vid. Took a little while to get to a part of the deadcat part to hear you talk for more than a moment. I tried experimenting with different materials also, besides a "real" windsock. I've come to like medical gauze wrap- that thin perforated bandage stuff. I fold it over a couple times then put it over my mic and tape down the edges. Seems to keep he wind off without interfering with the sound, more low profile too.

 

[Toma Rider]

Every video I watch from here I subscribe to them.
It supports them but also good motivation and inspiration!!

Will watch some more tonight after work

Dude Jaf you've got a SICK bike. I don't know how I hadn't gotten around to subscribing to you yet! I've been drooling over the GSXR1000 for months now...

 

[Jafnhaar]

Dude Jaf you've got a SICK bike. I don't know how I hadn't gotten around to subscribing to you yet! I've been drooling over the GSXR1000 for months now...

Thanks bro, I'm going to watch loads tonight.... I've been watching lots of HippoDrone lately

I absolutely loved that bike...

 

[Hippo-Drones]

haha, ty Jaf

 

[Superballs]

I just got back from 5 days in northern Ontario. I got some dash footage of the roads north of Toronto that, despite being from my car, I want to work into a video to show some of our northern roads up here. I got them in 1440p as well and will start using that as my standard upload resolution I think (even if you have a 1080p monitor always watch things on YouTube at higher resolution as the improved bit rate will make it look a lot better).

 

[R-Rated]

Superballs just watched your deadcat/no deadcat vid. Took a little while to get to a part of the deadcat part to hear you talk for more than a moment. I tried experimenting with different materials also, besides a "real" windsock. I've come to like medical gauze wrap- that thin perforated bandage stuff. I fold it over a couple times then put it over my mic and tape down the edges. Seems to keep he wind off without interfering with the sound, more low profile too.

I might try this idea myself

I just got back from 5 days in northern Ontario. I got some dash footage of the roads north of Toronto that, despite being from my car, I want to work into a video to show some of our northern roads up here. I got them in 1440p as well and will start using that as my standard upload resolution I think (even if you have a 1080p monitor always watch things on YouTube at higher resolution as the improved bit rate will make it look a lot better).

What Frame rate did you use?

 

[CBRHoonigan]

Dont put your hands where you wouldnt put your dick

 

[Lurch]

Dont put your hands where you wouldnt put your dick

As if it wasn't obvious you were back!!

 

[2WV]

I'll do so for everyone who posts here

Shoot I thrive off of constructive criticism. - as long as it's constructive though. If you're just going to opinionate, then no thank you lol

 

[Hippo-Drones]

Dont put your hands where you wouldnt put your dick

Well that don't narrow things down much!

 

[CBRHoonigan]

As if it wasn't obvious you were back!!

But its good sound advice xD

Well that don't narrow things down much!

Well think before you put your fingers anywhere at work would i put my penis here if not you proibably shouldnt do it without protection pahaha

 

[SighBored]

@HippoDrone if you are using background music while speaking, try to make the music really, really, soft, the music beat muffles your talking. Referring to What Bike Next vid. Cheers!

 

[scooterwuf]

I tend to lower my music tracks to -10 to -15 dbs over my voice track.

- Wuf

 

[SighBored]

I tend to lower my music tracks to -10 to -15 dbs over my voice track.

- Wuf

If the music is purely to fill in silence, I usually put it -20 or lower than the main audio, having total silence especially if you are recording in a room/hall might feel a bit empty for the viewer listening, so just a faint background noise can serve as a silence filler, it's so faint you can barely hear the music because to me, it's not meant to be overpowering your primary track.

Just my thoughts on it.

 

[R-Rated]

I tend to lower my music tracks to -10 to -15 dbs over my voice track.

- Wuf

Great point. I noticed even without talking I still have to drop some of the tracks I get from YouTube creator to - 6.

 

[Hippo-Drones]

@HippoDrone if you are using background music while speaking, try to make the music really, really, soft, the music beat muffles your talking. Referring to What Bike Next vid. Cheers!

I don't normally use music but yeah 100% agree that it should be at a level that doesn't overpower the voice ty for the tip

 

[Toma Rider]

I tend to lower my music tracks to -10 to -15 dbs over my voice track.

- Wuf

I usually stick with -11db too! After some testing I think it's the best volume, at least when listening through my computer's speakers

 

[Toma Rider]

Shoot I thrive off of constructive criticism. - as long as it's constructive though. If you're just going to opinionate, then no thank you lol

Don't worry I'll stay professional CBRHoonigan, Lurch, 2WV, Sighbored should get comments within the next 24 hours

 

[R-Rated]

I usually stick with -11db too! After some testing I think it's the best volume, at least when listening through my computer's speakers

If you really want to try something cool, try listening through headphones. If the recording was done with a stereo mic, you will hear the cars actually go by!

 

[SighBored]

If you really want to try something cool, try listening through headphones. If the recording was done with a stereo mic, you will hear the cars actually go by!

Yup, exactly why I am quite pleased with my stereo microphone setup for motovlogging.