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u/TheGameMeister94 · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube
  1. I don't have a budget camera to recommend, but I personally use a CAD U37 for a microphone and it works pretty well for me. Here's an example of me using the microphone if you want one (note that the setup for the microphone was pretty bad there, since it was basically just sitting in the middle of the table so it could catch all 3 of our voices. It would sound better if it was set up properly)

  2. Can't really help you here, sorry.

  3. I'm far from an expert on SEO, but I can tell you that you definitely should not put extra tags in the description, as that's against Youtube's rules, and could easily get your video taken down if somebody reports it. Having a long description with lots of keywords in it is a good idea, but it actually has to be written as a description, it can't just be a list of tags.

    Good luck with your channel, I hope it goes well!
u/learnedmoose · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

Total slightly over $50 but the best budget mic I've tried for podcast/Voiceover/live stream is the CAD U37 USB Studio Condenser Recording Microphone $50 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001AIQGUO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_QTSLBb2DPN0JT

Pair that with a cheap stand like NEEWER Adjustable Microphone Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand, Compact Mic Stand Made of Durable Steel for Radio Broadcasting Studio, Voice-Over Sound Studio, Stages, and TV Stations https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DY1F2CS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fXSLBbGSNTMWV and you're in business.

I've used my CAD since 2013 and it's been solid. Recently I tried a Blue Snowball since it's always been rated so well and I ended up returning it. Did such a bad job picking up voice I had to have my mouth within a few inches unless I wanted to adjust the audio in post and it popped like heck without a filter. Never had those problems with the CAD - it's gain is pretty consistent from a foot or two away.

u/nvaus · 2 pointsr/PartneredYoutube

The camera is not your problem, your lighting is. All cameras, especially inexpensive small sensor ones will be grainy in dim indoor light because they need to crank the ISO to brighten the image. ISO is the light sensitivity of the sensor. High ISO will make the image brighter, but at the cost of quality. A gopro will not help you. You need a lighting kit.

These work well for the price: http://amzn.com/B003WLY24O

I use upgraded bulbs: http://amzn.com/B00BISL11U

If your camera has manual ISO set it to 160 or 200 for your best quality image, and use artificial lights to increase brightness as desired.

You can learn more at /r/videography

u/kurtis252 · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

I would Recommend trying Davinci Resolve, it has a free option and is a really powerful tool for colour grading. In regards to learning the theory though the best thing you can do is practise and look at the films that are out there already and try to replicate styles. A good book covering all the starting points is https://www.amazon.co.uk/Color-Correction-Look-Book-Techniques/dp/0321988183

u/Axistra · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

What I have right now are gamecom 780-s that I got for around £40. If you can, save up for the gamecom 788(currently on sale on amazon) and get those. They have great noise cancellation and have decent sound from the mic.

I have been using gamecom 780-s for a year and have two friends who have them aswell. Both are quite happy with them. I find I have to turn down the sound on my mic quite a lot in PP when editing.

Also here's the link to the 788-s.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00LNJZTTY/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1425338573&sr=8-2&pi=AC_SX110_SY165&keywords=gamecom+780

u/BlackFireForge · 2 pointsr/PartneredYoutube

I'd agree with everyone else, a better mic might help, and also a pop filter (link below) that helps mitigate the "phf" and "sss" sound when you talk into the mic.

Visually the video looked great, and thumbnail too!

http://www.amazon.com/Dragonpad-filter-Microphone-Flexible-Gooseneck/dp/B008AOH1O6?ie=UTF8&keywords=blue%20yeti&qid=1459300861&ref_=sr_1_4&sr=8-4

u/columbuscook1 · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

Thanks.

Yeah, I know it was a bit extreme but it was brief and so few people stick with an entire video I took the gamble. You can also see the green tip so unless I've gone gangrenous I think people will get the throwaway joke and not be too horrified. :D

Technically I did provide the measurements. I said 250,000 salt granules which is roughly 1/3 a cup and 1/128 gal of sriracha which is roughly 2 tablespoons. *tongue firmly in cheek
If I bake or something I will get more exacting, but people rely on recipes and measurements too much when cooking. It's ultimately about feel and technique IMO.

Thanks for the advice. I may argue your points but rest assured, they are in my head.

As for the camera it's one of 2 GoPRo Hero3 I use. It's on a standard GoPRo chest rig. I found the headcam too shaky for most people.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0025UEQQW/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0025UEQQW&linkCode=as2&tag=columbuscooksite-20

u/Giga64 · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

As everybody says, it depends. My channel is really small and I'm not really making much money off of it, so I got a cheap one (that is surprisingly good for its price. It's called the Samson Go Mic if you're interested.

u/AnswersRule · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

This whole package is selling for $35 on amazon. Mic, arm, pop filter, xlr cable. Way under budget and great reviews.

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Edit: Forgot the link: https://www.amazon.com/ZINGYOU-Microphone-BM-800-Double-layer-Broadcasting/dp/B0756V2B6R/ref=sr_1_4?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1536620494&sr=1-4&keywords=mic+with+arm

u/TechReflection · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

What are you using to record your audio now? If you're looking for something low budget to start with this web cam has a pretty decent mic in it, very good quality for a $50 web cam: https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Widescreen-Calling-Recording-Desktop/dp/B006JH8T3S

u/Sneaky_Zebra · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

Drop the long intro - 14 seconds before you are on screen is too long.
Learn to light as well, even if it's using something cheap like these http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dimmable-Digital-Camcorder-Panasonic-Samsung/dp/B004TJ6JH6 in a two or three point set up.

u/Riizzle · 1 pointr/PartneredYoutube

I think you've missed the point a bit here in terms of the audio quality. It's not software, it's the physical microphone.

You can get some fairly cheap microphones that are much MUCH better than the built in microphone on your camera, for example the Blue Snowball. Changing the software you use is not going to realistically make a difference to the audio quality, whereas having a half decent microphone will.

u/karlsmission · 0 pointsr/PartneredYoutube

Just go to https://affiliate-program.amazon.com

details there. they don't just hand them out. had to prove that it was worth partnering with. Had to have a website, etc. It took a few weeks for my submission to be approved. Now I can post custom links like: http://amzn.to/2kc68nK and if somebody clicks on it, I get anywhere from 4-7% of anything they purchase from that visit. (I think its a ~4 hour cookie).

Like I said, I review products, and link to those products. Like I recently did a laptop, showed how to upgrade the memory and storage on it (smoking deal of a laptop, 14" 1080 ips screen for ~$200, but shitty 32gb emmc storage). not a day doesn't go by I don't "sell" at least one dimm of ram, an SSD and a drive caddy needed for the upgrade. electronics I get 4% of, so its not a ton, but it ends up being about $5/day minimum for those items alone. I also "sell" one - two of those laptops a week, so that's another $8/laptop. a couple of years ago, I did a radio install on my Infiniti G35. Since sold that car, but I "sell" the parts needed to do the work at least once a month, the parts are expensive, so gives me $20-30 in revenue.

read about somebody struggling with money? Hey, you should really read this book:http://amzn.to/2l9sf29

Read about somebody's shitty Mother in law (/r/justnomil)? This book changed my life: http://amzn.to/2ldZ0rf

I grew a beard this last year, going strong at 4 months now, Looks great, but was a bit scratchy, started using some beard oil really softened it up.

That sort of stuff. I whore out my links like its going out of style. Forums, facebook, reddit, etc. Its all about residual income. the more people who view my videos, the more clicks through to amazon, the more money I make, the more money I make the more stuff I can buy the more I buy, the more I make review videos, etc. I don't have a big channel, just shy of 800 subs, and ~40k view/month.