How I Incorporate Sound Design into Reviews and Breakdowns - Unedited Edits (EP4)
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Even if you're doing a talk through or a review, it's important to illustrate your points to engage your audience. In today's video, I do a breakdown of a recent edit I did that is a gaming review.
I make an effort to focus on the sound design in particular, which is something I'm continually working on, hope you guys enjoy!
Time Stamps
Video Structure - (0:00)
Masking Process - (4:43)
Working through the Intro - (9:21)
Incorporating Brand Guidelines - (27:23)
Illustrating Talking Points - (32:51)
Starting the Sound Design - (44:18)
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How I Incorporate Sound Design into Reviews and Breakdowns - Unedited Edits (EP4)
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A tutorial on doing clip montages with the free version of davinci would be cool. Games like Valorant and Apex get a lot of traction with pretty simple edits, and a tutorial on how to do those would be great.
That's a great idea, thank you
Hi, great job with the videos. What are the specs of the PC you are using for editing and what monitors? Thanks!
Hey Tib! My specs are:
Intel i9-10900K CPU @ 3.70GHz
32 GB Ram
2080 Ti
and I believe my monitor is the LG 27GP850
@@itstheWampus thank you for the reply.
Can you tell me how do you price your work? Hourly or project based? A video with how you started would be interesting. I also like a lot these unedited edits, we learn a lot from them.
Thank you for the feedback ❤️ so it really depends on the work and amount of work. I think for the most part people have an hourly rate (~$20-$60/hr) and will charge based on how long it takes them to edit a video.
Even if it's a longer project, the estimate sent over will normally stem from an hourly rate multiplied by the estimated time of completion. Some people I know work at a monthly salary and will edit as many videos as needed on that salary, and some people who help manage channels also include commissions.
Ultimately comes down to what you feel comfortable charging
@@itstheWampus Thank you for all the info. Looking forward for the next video.
Where do we find non-copyright sound background and sfx for free need advice
For free? That might be a little tougher, but there's a few places you can look. Pixabay will have some music you can use, and you can try Soundly or FreeSound. I personally use Epidemic and Envato Elements but those are paid services