musicmonsterw
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I have been playing with recording Youtube videos since December. Some of my videos (all the good ones for picture) were shot by someone else. In the videos that I shot myself, I have stuck to one shot, one instrument and singer (me) and that's it. The results were pretty crappy at first but just recently, say last month, I've become comfortable with this and I am reasonably happy with the results.
So, now I'm beginning my first attempt at a multi-track. I do have experience with multi-tracking audio only. I've done some sound designs for theatre and I've been involved in recording a number of CDs, either my own or someone else's. But, I'm insecure about the Youtube medium. I'm reasonably comfortable around computers but certainly did not come by this without a lot of pain. When it comes to computers, I can learn but it always hurts, in one way or another.
I want to do a video with a ukulele and singer as the main shot. Then I want to add harmony vocals, and a soloing instrument. It would be great if I could get video and audio to match. I use a Mac and I've been using i-Movie and Garageband for my videos. Does anyone out there have advice on how to get started?
So, now I'm beginning my first attempt at a multi-track. I do have experience with multi-tracking audio only. I've done some sound designs for theatre and I've been involved in recording a number of CDs, either my own or someone else's. But, I'm insecure about the Youtube medium. I'm reasonably comfortable around computers but certainly did not come by this without a lot of pain. When it comes to computers, I can learn but it always hurts, in one way or another.
I want to do a video with a ukulele and singer as the main shot. Then I want to add harmony vocals, and a soloing instrument. It would be great if I could get video and audio to match. I use a Mac and I've been using i-Movie and Garageband for my videos. Does anyone out there have advice on how to get started?