Anony Mouse
Loving YTtalk
Although I am pretty new to all this, I do have a few tips (this pretty much is applying to Let's Players but it can go to others as well.) I do know that I JUST started out,and have very little subs.. and have MUCHHHHH room to learn myself, and should probably take some of my own advice, but here goes.
1. Sound Quality and Video quality- No one will take you very serious with background buzz and clicks and a noisy computer. Very low resolution also. It turns people off. I learned the hard way with my first channel. Eventually I bought the blue yeti mic and oh my god, life saver. Having a quiet computer helps a lot too and a good smaller room (foam on walls helps but very minimal)
2. Make your profile look enticing. Something you made with microsoft paint and squiggles might get you 2 subscribers.
3. Videos should be something that YOU want to watch and have fun with and that you would want to look for or subscribe to.
4. Do it for yourself first, promoting yourself is ok, but have fun with it. You could have a video way more funny that one of pewdiepies, but have 38 views. That's ok... Just picture 38 people in a single room watching your video. Made me feel better. I had a video with almost 1k views, I pictures almost a thousand people standing behind me watching my video and I felt pretty darn awesome.
5. Play with other people, do teamwork in videos. Learn about software like avs video editor or the more expensive Vegas Pro video editor. If you want a cam of you while your playing, learn about all of that as well. Play around with it.
6. Watch your edited video, if you aren't pleased with it, DON'T upload it til YOU like it.
I have some audacity tips as well, such as noise removal if you do have noise in your background (sometimes it's just unavoidable no matter the mic) And syncing audacity with your video/cam/gameplay etc.
In case you where wondering.
1. Sound Quality and Video quality- No one will take you very serious with background buzz and clicks and a noisy computer. Very low resolution also. It turns people off. I learned the hard way with my first channel. Eventually I bought the blue yeti mic and oh my god, life saver. Having a quiet computer helps a lot too and a good smaller room (foam on walls helps but very minimal)
2. Make your profile look enticing. Something you made with microsoft paint and squiggles might get you 2 subscribers.
3. Videos should be something that YOU want to watch and have fun with and that you would want to look for or subscribe to.
4. Do it for yourself first, promoting yourself is ok, but have fun with it. You could have a video way more funny that one of pewdiepies, but have 38 views. That's ok... Just picture 38 people in a single room watching your video. Made me feel better. I had a video with almost 1k views, I pictures almost a thousand people standing behind me watching my video and I felt pretty darn awesome.
5. Play with other people, do teamwork in videos. Learn about software like avs video editor or the more expensive Vegas Pro video editor. If you want a cam of you while your playing, learn about all of that as well. Play around with it.
6. Watch your edited video, if you aren't pleased with it, DON'T upload it til YOU like it.
I have some audacity tips as well, such as noise removal if you do have noise in your background (sometimes it's just unavoidable no matter the mic) And syncing audacity with your video/cam/gameplay etc.
In case you where wondering.
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and thank you !
