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Hey guys, Liam, Sparkz or even Volt here.
So, I've always wanted to be a YouTuber. I've done a pretty good job at it by setting up a music channel, hit 81 subscribers in a month or so however I am planning to do more gaming.
Now; I know a lot of people do gaming, and I know everyone has the dream of being a big YouTuber. However; I am doing it because it's partially my dream and also, I would love to learn the educational methods throughout the whole career, and in the near future, I would love it as a job, since it's actually my own content that I've created.
Furthermore, I own a Minecraft network, which will help no matter what. And I also will NOT have a schedule of time, since I have exams sometime soon, it would be hard to squish in. However it would be good to use that time for rendering the videos for smoothness of the videos.
Generally from this thread, I am wanting to know what you guys think I should do: I know this is a Minecraft forums but other than the original game, I love Zombie games, and I mean the ones that are not scary to me at least, as I hate horror games. Games that I love contain Dead Rising, Left 4 Dead and so much more.
For my recording equipment and software, I am not going to pay for the software. Due to this is that nothing can top off any other recording software apart from OBS, since the "project" has a lot more features. And also Adobe After Effects, as it helps the creativity and the format, and such.
Another thing about my equipment is I am not going ahead to use a gaming microphone attached to the Headset, however I am not going to have a Yeti either. I have caught my eye on a thing called the Rode VideoMic Go, which is a lightweight microphone primarily used for cameras really, but I am probably going to go ahead and use it for recording.
Further-ado, I am not going to make videos anytime soon until I get the money for that. Which is around £50 in my currency and wait until I get genuine graphics from whoever wants to help me within that category.
And to end of, I may be recruiting YouTubers who would want to work alongside me, if they're interested of course. My network I have when mentioned before contains 300 slots of our TeamSpeak server and around 500 slots each server that we make. So yeah, it would be entertaining if I was some-what the mascot of the whole server; if you know what I mean.
Well, that's about it! For the whole planning of course, here's a little about myself:
I am Liam, as mentioned, I am a 15 year old student who is mostly addicted to owning servers (hehe), recording music and have been doing music technology for 2 years. However have not done anything with it for a year and currently have no experience that I have remembered till then. I act mature and I get words mixed-up, but I can also take a laugh. I am also experienced in English and Mathematics, and also computing website design, as I learned a lot within the 2 weeks using CSS and HTML for my first time - Although I unsuccessfully gave up on it.
Oh; and another thing, when I said I want to take people in if they're interested to run alongside me, you don't need to apply! Just tell me about yourself like I have above.
You can find my channels here:
Music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXZ84j ... CB5tHUODdA
Gaming (coming up soon!): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1xkx3 ... MdAUNQgvOA
So, I've always wanted to be a YouTuber. I've done a pretty good job at it by setting up a music channel, hit 81 subscribers in a month or so however I am planning to do more gaming.
Now; I know a lot of people do gaming, and I know everyone has the dream of being a big YouTuber. However; I am doing it because it's partially my dream and also, I would love to learn the educational methods throughout the whole career, and in the near future, I would love it as a job, since it's actually my own content that I've created.
Furthermore, I own a Minecraft network, which will help no matter what. And I also will NOT have a schedule of time, since I have exams sometime soon, it would be hard to squish in. However it would be good to use that time for rendering the videos for smoothness of the videos.
Generally from this thread, I am wanting to know what you guys think I should do: I know this is a Minecraft forums but other than the original game, I love Zombie games, and I mean the ones that are not scary to me at least, as I hate horror games. Games that I love contain Dead Rising, Left 4 Dead and so much more.
For my recording equipment and software, I am not going to pay for the software. Due to this is that nothing can top off any other recording software apart from OBS, since the "project" has a lot more features. And also Adobe After Effects, as it helps the creativity and the format, and such.
Another thing about my equipment is I am not going ahead to use a gaming microphone attached to the Headset, however I am not going to have a Yeti either. I have caught my eye on a thing called the Rode VideoMic Go, which is a lightweight microphone primarily used for cameras really, but I am probably going to go ahead and use it for recording.
Further-ado, I am not going to make videos anytime soon until I get the money for that. Which is around £50 in my currency and wait until I get genuine graphics from whoever wants to help me within that category.
And to end of, I may be recruiting YouTubers who would want to work alongside me, if they're interested of course. My network I have when mentioned before contains 300 slots of our TeamSpeak server and around 500 slots each server that we make. So yeah, it would be entertaining if I was some-what the mascot of the whole server; if you know what I mean.
Well, that's about it! For the whole planning of course, here's a little about myself:
I am Liam, as mentioned, I am a 15 year old student who is mostly addicted to owning servers (hehe), recording music and have been doing music technology for 2 years. However have not done anything with it for a year and currently have no experience that I have remembered till then. I act mature and I get words mixed-up, but I can also take a laugh. I am also experienced in English and Mathematics, and also computing website design, as I learned a lot within the 2 weeks using CSS and HTML for my first time - Although I unsuccessfully gave up on it.
Oh; and another thing, when I said I want to take people in if they're interested to run alongside me, you don't need to apply! Just tell me about yourself like I have above.
You can find my channels here:
Music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXZ84j ... CB5tHUODdA
Gaming (coming up soon!): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1xkx3 ... MdAUNQgvOA
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wanna collab lets play some minecraft together add me on skype sometimes
coolandchillz89
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Through a little research, I have found some people have said that the Rode VideoMic Go will work on a PC, and some have said it doesn't. The majority say it does, so I would go with it if its the right audio quality you want. If doesn't work in the end, I would recommend something 'cheap' like the Blue Snowball (or the Snowball iCE, both are fine, not the best quality, but definitely good enough for YouTube), the Nessie (by Blue Microphones) or the Audio Technica ATR2500. The cheapest being (on Amazon.com anyways) the Snowball iCE, since it has the least features. And as of typing this, the ATR2500 is on sale, for $65 USD. I don't know if you'll listen, but if you do, then I hope this wall of text helped you, even slightly.
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Thanks for the advice! I actually found out that my father has an old but good Microphone somewhere in the loft, so to save money, I would probably be using that if it works and if it's good quality. I have heard loads about the Go Microphone, so I would probably purchase that next if the microphone previously would not co-operate with me, and if I have no luck with both of them. I will take into one of those that you've suggested.
Thanks for the advice though! But I am just pretty hooked on my options right now
Thanks for the advice though! But I am just pretty hooked on my options right now
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