Just a little Youtube help

[Hooded Hoof 0]

Hey,

I'm soon going to start up a new youtube channel where I read Fanfictions (non sexual) and post my own fan art, and I was wondering if there was anything I need to know before I start, or any tips your willing to give.

And any ideas for Usernames?

 

Any feedback will be appretiated
Thanks hope you can help

P.s This is my first Post

Edited August 18, 2014 by Hooded Hoof

[Visual Spectrum 1,932]

MLP fanfictions?

 

BronyNarrator comes to mind. I'm terrible with names. 

 

Any Fanfiction?

 

I have no idea.

 

 

Also, If you haven't thought about it, dramatic reading is the best in my opinion.

[Minepro 107]

One thing, it's good to get a few followers before you post a lot of content. Just post like 1-2 videos as a sample space and ask at the end of each to like the video if they did and if they're not Subscribed yet to do that and you'll make more videos.

 

Also, it's good to set a personal goal of subscribers so when you reach that milestone, you can make a celebration video thanking all your aubscribers.

 

Also, to show you're being nice. Try to respond to your subscribers' comments and questions. That way they'll stay with you longer.

 

One last thing, since game commentaries are pretty popular, try and mix a bit of that in with your FF and art vids. People looking for some game commentaries will see your channel and check out your videos and maybe even subscribe.

 

That's all I have, Can't think of a name other than PonyArts

[Hooded Hoof 0]

MLP fanfictions?

 

BronyNarrator comes to mind. I'm terrible with names. 

 

Any Fanfiction?

 

I have no idea.

 

 

Also, If you haven't thought about it, dramatic reading is the best in my opinion.

Yeah, I was thinking about that, thanks for the input

One thing, it's good to get a few followers before you post a lot of content. Just post like 1-2 videos as a sample space and ask at the end of each to like the video if they did and if they're not Subscribed yet to do that and you'll make more videos.

 

Also, it's good to set a personal goal of subscribers so when you reach that milestone, you can make a celebration video thanking all your aubscribers.

 

Also, to show you're being nice. Try to respond to your subscribers' comments and questions. That way they'll stay with you longer.

 

One last thing, since game commentaries are pretty popular, try and mix a bit of that in with your FF and art vids. People looking for some game commentaries will see your channel and check out your videos and maybe even subscribe.

 

That's all I have, Can't think of a name other than PonyArts

Thanks heaps, I will always try and respond to the comments (I just like tominteract with peeps) and yeah before a couple of days ago I also wanted to do game commentary.

 

Thanks again have a great day

[Minepro 107]

Hey, when you get the channel set up, can ya link me to it? I wanna be a subscriber.

[Hooded Hoof 0]

Hey, when you get the channel set up, can ya link me to it? I wanna be a subscriber.

Sure thing, but it wont be for about a month THANKS

[Minepro 107]

No problem!*thumbs up* my pleasure.

[Mlpfan185 1,763]

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Edited October 10, 2018 by NONAME

[Hooded Hoof 0]

 

1. Get a decent microphone, if you really want to do it right, get a MXL990 and an iTrack Solo for the USB input. You can also use a Blue Yeti or Snowball. Do not cheap out on this.
2. USE A POP FILTER
3. USE A POP FILTER
4. Audacity has the best noise removal. I am versed in Adobe Audition, Abelton Live, Reaper, and various other DAWs, I prefer the noise removal in Audacity.
5. Learn how to clean up your voice, in short, gate it, pull in the low end until you hear distortion using an EQ8, compress it, and master. This is AFTER you do the initial recording and noise removal.
6. When recording, do multiple takes at once. If you mess up, just restart that line or paragraph.
7. Use Adobe Audition to balance the audio by hand. If you are lazy, use iZotope Nectar with maximize.
8. Have very soft music playing the background to set the mood. Try to use something more ambient and not recognizable. Using recognizable music makes the listener relate to something else. You are trying to focus them on the story.
9. If you use visuals, do it consistently. Don't half-ass it. Flim-Flam Philosophy is a prime example of how to do it right.
10. Put your back into it.
11. USE A POP FILTER

 

Hehe thanks for the advice, will do, P.s I have no idea what a pop filter is

Hehe thanks for the advice, will do, P.s I have no idea what a pop filter is

P.s.s Never mind I got it, thanks again