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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeGc6LdVNik I made a new video too. :)

No offence friend, you have good ideas and, by all means, should continue working hard to improve, but they're not polished. You need to work hard on the mix/production if you want to call them "good quality" tracks, and make sure the timing is correct (because it's often off, a big issue if you...

Hyello und welcom! Nice of you to stop by. :)

I have 2 dogs and I can tell you, breed makes a MASSIVE difference. German Shepherds are fantastic at taking directions - mine is barely trained beyond the usual "sit", "stay" and "down" (lay down) and a few others, but she is so fantastically intelligent that she understands context and picks...

I wasn't going to say anything until I saw the OP had returned... Success. I'm glad this conversation was had and that it has had some results. Keep it up, folks. :)

Pretty much everything has been said, but I'll just jump in and say I agree that more screen space is better than less, every single time (I used a 13" laptop for audio creation for over 3 years. When I moved to a desktop I splashed out on a big screen and I can't work on laptops any more haha)...

I agree, that was great. Good job!

I feel like I'm missing out on a joke. What happened?

Make it up but be consistent. Adding a touch of a popular theory in there will help the believability but it's not essential.

Duuuude... Hooked me in, watched the whole thing... ... Loved it. O.o

Yep! Wasn't disagreeing. :)

Please, please don't use Man Of Steel either, as a reference. That film was all over the place. As for mixing, I think you need to get other people to listen to it critically too, if you can't make up your mind. For example, someone might say the speech somewhere is too quiet to understand...

I, too, loved Chronicles. I'm a fan of both of those films and I'm looking forward to seeing the 3rd!

The difference between sound and moving image is that what you hear depends so much on where you are. That's why sound is such a pain in the arse to get right. u_u

Hmm I see. I think that he's a little jaded because lots of people come in and say "I need high quality" then neglect the audio side of things completely while affirming they are not. I don't think it's personal, I see it all the time myself too and it's a little disheartening. I hope you guys...

I think the issue here is that Alcove is good at what he does and is genuinely giving you good advice but you're unaware of the depth of the issue. You think he's just making stuff up to make it sound more complicated than it is but honestly, he isn't. Furthermore, he's given you an alternative...

Got to say... Sony Vegas (Movie Studio) 11 is effin' amazing. So much better than the other crap I used to have! Thanks so much for recommending it. I've made a 5 minute video to go with a music collab I made with someone, just waiting for the go-ahead to publish it. I'm blown away by this...

Fixing room acoustics is a big deal. You can do lots of things to help out such as placing furniture in the right place, putting things on walls... Ideally you need to cover the walls and the corners and with different kind of materials in layers (for the cheapest option you can use some foam...

It's complicated, I don't know the precise reason but it comes down to the way the chips are built. You can't use the "ghz" rating to compare the power of two different processors, it's only one of the many factors involved. They're both built differently ("different architecture") and Intel...

Since it's interviews I'll assume it's in a single room you invite people to. Is that the case? If so, you'll need to treat the room acoustically if your goal is "high quality as eff." Next you'll need an assortment of mics but microphones aren't my area of expertise outside of the music studio...