I really like your videos. And I do believe you will be successful. One piece of advice: I would much rather hear you with whatever accent you have, and read captions, than read captions alone. It's annoying. You said in the "lathe" video that you'd try to learn english. Have you? I know you can! I'll be watching your progress. Best of luck!
Thank you for being an enthusiastic subscriber and for liking my content! :) I want a few thousand subscribers like you! :) As for the narration. I do a lot of research before each of my videos to see what people are watching. usually a successful video is always my starting point and I try to copy and recreate it. Sometimes with more and sometimes with less success. Of course, I have my own ideas. But for the most part, I try to base it on what someone has already achieved success with. Since such ASMR-type videos on the topic of turning and milling are rather silent, according to my observation, I also made them silent. But I thought about it a lot. I'm making a video now, it will be narrated. Here's a motorcycle building video where you transform a motocross bike into something fantastically ugly but extremely useful. I even got to the point where I can read English text for the most part, avoiding the Eastern European accent as much as possible.
@@kundaniel Well, I did some research, and apparently it's mostly luck with YT videos. Sometimes they get promoted by the algorithm, sometimes they don't. My opinion, do what you love and enjoy, and like-minded people will subscribe. It wasn't really the fact that the video wasn't narrated, but mostly that the captions felt unsynchronized, like, I didn't know when to read them and when to look at what you're doing, so I kept having to rewind to watch what you're doing or read the captions. My advice would be to do the captions on the video itself, not using YT CC, and to have them a bit bigger and easier to read. That way I could focus on video and captions. Of course, merely suggestions. I sustain my point that you should do only what you love and enjoy. Either way, I'll keep watching videos that are as interesting as yours, narrated or not. I learn a lot. Thank you.
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I really like your videos. And I do believe you will be successful. One piece of advice: I would much rather hear you with whatever accent you have, and read captions, than read captions alone. It's annoying. You said in the "lathe" video that you'd try to learn english. Have you? I know you can! I'll be watching your progress. Best of luck!
Thank you for being an enthusiastic subscriber and for liking my content! :) I want a few thousand subscribers like you! :) As for the narration. I do a lot of research before each of my videos to see what people are watching. usually a successful video is always my starting point and I try to copy and recreate it. Sometimes with more and sometimes with less success. Of course, I have my own ideas. But for the most part, I try to base it on what someone has already achieved success with. Since such ASMR-type videos on the topic of turning and milling are rather silent, according to my observation, I also made them silent. But I thought about it a lot. I'm making a video now, it will be narrated. Here's a motorcycle building video where you transform a motocross bike into something fantastically ugly but extremely useful. I even got to the point where I can read English text for the most part, avoiding the Eastern European accent as much as possible.
@@kundaniel Well, I did some research, and apparently it's mostly luck with YT videos. Sometimes they get promoted by the algorithm, sometimes they don't. My opinion, do what you love and enjoy, and like-minded people will subscribe.
It wasn't really the fact that the video wasn't narrated, but mostly that the captions felt unsynchronized, like, I didn't know when to read them and when to look at what you're doing, so I kept having to rewind to watch what you're doing or read the captions.
My advice would be to do the captions on the video itself, not using YT CC, and to have them a bit bigger and easier to read. That way I could focus on video and captions.
Of course, merely suggestions. I sustain my point that you should do only what you love and enjoy.
Either way, I'll keep watching videos that are as interesting as yours, narrated or not. I learn a lot.
Thank you.