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Starter Guide on how to be a Youtuber
Introduction
A youtuber is a person who entertains a certain amount of people depending on it size. A good Youtuber in the other hand does not encourage Sub for Sub and spam. Here are ways on how to be one.
Starting off
If you want to be a Youtuber, you need to have a Youtube account which needs a name. Think of a name that can make your audience ease to your channel. Think something ORIGINAL and UNIQUE that no one can think of when making their own.
Appearance
Now you have made a Youtube account, you still need to make videos but before that, don't forget "First Impression Counts".
Channel Appearance: There are many parts on your Youtube channel appearance-wise. Everyone is now using the One-Channel Layout and this will show you its layout.
The One-Channel Layout
Be creative, make your Avatar and place a banner. If you are satisfied with it, use it.
Now your channel looks spiffy and cool, now to walk the walk and talk the talk.
Making a video
There are many kinds of videos, from comedy skits to videogame footage. Entertainment is everything, if you don't entertain the target audience you must be doing something wrong. You need to record the video first before anything else. After making a video you need to render it using a program, you need to render a video so that you can upload the video quicker because the raw file is just very large. Once you are done, upload your video by clicking that large "upload" button near your Youtube Name. Don't forget "First Impressions count". The first 15 seconds are the most important time to connect with new viewers, if they like the video so far, they will watch the whole thing if they are entertained or maybe place a like or even subscribing
Processing and Editing
While the video is Processing, you need to edit some parts of the video layed out after you uploaded yours to the site but not yet uploaded live. (You can still edit after the video is live). These are the parts you need to edit while the video is still processing.
So, people are asking me what are the equipment I am using and the applications to record and edit. I don't use them but I heard these are great. (The equipment not the apps)
Equipment
Audio: Blue Yeti
Sound: Any Headset (I use an XtremeXplosive headset for 50bucks)
Keyboard and Mouse: Anything that isn't that loud
Applications
Recording: Dxtory, Fraps, Camtasia Studio, Action!
Editing: Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premier Pro, Sony Vegas
Graphics: Adobe Photoshop
Ok, thats about it. That's to start on making youtube videos
Maybe checking out my channel if you have the time: here
Introduction
A youtuber is a person who entertains a certain amount of people depending on it size. A good Youtuber in the other hand does not encourage Sub for Sub and spam. Here are ways on how to be one.
Starting off
If you want to be a Youtuber, you need to have a Youtube account which needs a name. Think of a name that can make your audience ease to your channel. Think something ORIGINAL and UNIQUE that no one can think of when making their own.
Appearance
Now you have made a Youtube account, you still need to make videos but before that, don't forget "First Impression Counts".
Channel Appearance: There are many parts on your Youtube channel appearance-wise. Everyone is now using the One-Channel Layout and this will show you its layout.
The One-Channel Layout
Be creative, make your Avatar and place a banner. If you are satisfied with it, use it.
Now your channel looks spiffy and cool, now to walk the walk and talk the talk.
Making a video
There are many kinds of videos, from comedy skits to videogame footage. Entertainment is everything, if you don't entertain the target audience you must be doing something wrong. You need to record the video first before anything else. After making a video you need to render it using a program, you need to render a video so that you can upload the video quicker because the raw file is just very large. Once you are done, upload your video by clicking that large "upload" button near your Youtube Name. Don't forget "First Impressions count". The first 15 seconds are the most important time to connect with new viewers, if they like the video so far, they will watch the whole thing if they are entertained or maybe place a like or even subscribing
Processing and Editing
While the video is Processing, you need to edit some parts of the video layed out after you uploaded yours to the site but not yet uploaded live. (You can still edit after the video is live). These are the parts you need to edit while the video is still processing.
- Title: Your title needs to be small and descriptive, this shows that your content is clean (not language-wise).
- Description: This is where you can go crazy, if you want to tell more information about the video or your channel, place it here.
- Tags: Tags are the very important to make your video easier to find. Your video will show more frequent if an audience member will use a word that matches most of your tags.
- Thumbnails - are graphics to show off your Youtube Video, it should be clean and not cluttered so people would play the video more often.
- Intro/Outro Graphics - these are essentially not important, but if you want to flair up your video you should make an intro or an outro.
So, people are asking me what are the equipment I am using and the applications to record and edit. I don't use them but I heard these are great. (The equipment not the apps)
Equipment
Audio: Blue Yeti
Sound: Any Headset (I use an XtremeXplosive headset for 50bucks)
Keyboard and Mouse: Anything that isn't that loud
Applications
Recording: Dxtory, Fraps, Camtasia Studio, Action!
Editing: Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premier Pro, Sony Vegas
Graphics: Adobe Photoshop
Ok, thats about it. That's to start on making youtube videos
Maybe checking out my channel if you have the time: here
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I've also tried getting in on gaming for youtube, but screen capture programs seem to hate my computer. Hopefully I can get a nice desktop computer now, though.