Maybe I just wasn't looking good enough, but I've watched a lot of terrarium hardscaping videos and I've never seen someone use that silicone/sand method for the fake rock. That's amazing and it turns out so nice. I can't believe I haven't seen that until now 🤣 Might try in my next project
Hey, the Paludarium looks fenomenal. Just so you're aware, your mic audio is only going through the left channel. The music and sound affects are okay, but I would double check your mic/audio balancing either at the point of recording or in your editing software.
Thanks for the heads up I had no idea as I don't use headphones when editing my vids, it seems my microphone extension cable was causing the issue, that's for letting me know.
@@reptiplantworks2294 Depending on the software you use, you should be able to pan the audio. Left is stereo meaning you have to have both left and right side panning on if you have the left on at all. Right is inherently mono so if you switch it to only pan the audio to the right it will come out of both speakers. Although most likely the audio options will just say stereo or mono, and for ease of use for your case, just do mono. Sorry for the info dump, hope that helps.
Maybe I just wasn't looking good enough, but I've watched a lot of terrarium hardscaping videos and I've never seen someone use that silicone/sand method for the fake rock. That's amazing and it turns out so nice. I can't believe I haven't seen that until now 🤣 Might try in my next project
Video of caring for GTFs would be great, just setting out on my GTF adventure and appreciate your videos😊
Very cool setup mate.
Also ... I really like your tubes.
Nice work.
Thank you 😁
Hey, the Paludarium looks fenomenal. Just so you're aware, your mic audio is only going through the left channel. The music and sound affects are okay, but I would double check your mic/audio balancing either at the point of recording or in your editing software.
Thanks for the heads up I had no idea as I don't use headphones when editing my vids, it seems my microphone extension cable was causing the issue, that's for letting me know.
Of course, glad you were able to resolve the issue. @@reptiplantworks2294
@@reptiplantworks2294 Depending on the software you use, you should be able to pan the audio. Left is stereo meaning you have to have both left and right side panning on if you have the left on at all. Right is inherently mono so if you switch it to only pan the audio to the right it will come out of both speakers. Although most likely the audio options will just say stereo or mono, and for ease of use for your case, just do mono. Sorry for the info dump, hope that helps.