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Jake103

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Hello everyone, if you could possibly give me feedback on my recent video and channel, what do you like what don't you like. Post constructive criticism on what needs to be improved, what can I improve ? My latest video
 
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You should buy a microphone its only about $30 at microcenter or amazon.. and do some commentary or add some voice overs to your videos!
 
I agree what twenty said, also, when i saw the latest vice video, it had these little bars on the edge, just a tip for the future to maybe remove that ;) and also maybe show your subscriber count. also for the vice video, it seemed a bit choppy and only some parts were 60 fps. other than that your fine, also maybe work on getting some thumbnails or asking a friend ;) good luck!
 
YES thats a good tip from ColdyHD! , show your subscriber count! i remember hiding my count for about a year and i stopped getting subs! then one day i showed the sub count again and my subscribers began to grow slowly again..
 
Right now my current microphone are turtle beach x12's. I use them for my Xbox one. I just don't like speaking into the mic, because my voice hasn't changed yet so my voice would sound annoying
 
Your voice won't ever change if you're not using it.
In my first video I had a lot of confidence issues, talking was a pain in the a**, was not fond of it, but through recording over and over and over again you're able to get into the groove, and it's something you have to do. Build up confidence, train your voice, expand your vocal cords, treat the recording as if its the easiest thing in the world, etc.

Can you become big without commentary, sure, but how many actually do? Maybe if you're an amazing gamer that goes through pro circuits you could succeed getting some fans, but otherwise it will be amazingly hard. GTA is a great game, but without commentary there's really nothing to see.
 
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Your voice won't ever change if you're not using it.
In my first video I had a lot of confidence issues, talking was a pain in the a**, was not fond of it, but through recording over and over and over again you're able to get into the groove, and it's something you have to do. Build up confidence, train your voice, expand your vocal cords, treat the recording as if its the easiest thing in the world, etc.

Can you become big without commentary, sure, but how many actually do? Maybe if you're an amazing gamer that goes through pro circuits you could succeed getting some fans, but otherwise it will be amazingly hard. GTA is a great game, but without commentary there's really nothing to see.
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Look I'm a teen. I mean voice not changing by I mean not hitting puberty yet. My voice hasn't deepened yet. There is no way for me to make me hit puberty. That just randomly happens. I'm a male and usually female hit puberty before male do. Usually you hit puberty between ages 10-17. No I'm not 10 or 11 years old. But by my voice not changing I mean puberty. My voice hasn't changed since I was 10. On Xbox I sound like one of those stupid 10 year old squeker.[DOUBLEPOST=1479525650,1479440167][/DOUBLEPOST]Update : I edited the OP post so it's shorter and sounds better.
 
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Overall I really enjoyed the video just missing the commentary.Maybe if do commentary with this kinda videos it will be much better.Best of luck :)
 
Since it's a trailer it can't be really picked apart that easily. The music is nice and goes together with the feel but the editing, the scenes themselves seem kinda janky. Like walking into walls and stuff like that. Other than that it was okay.
 
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