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Jenna and Swoozie

Also, if you are going to be recording on the go audio (stories at school, or walking home, or vocals at a friend's house) consider the Zoom H1. It's about the same price of the Blue Yeti and they sell it at most places that sell voice recorders in the US (i.e. Best Buy, Staples, Office Depot)...

Blue Yeti, they can go on sale very frequently online, so if you wanna wait i'd say give it a 3 month max window... On average the price fluctuates $10 - $15 USD. Also the room you record in plays a major role as well! The Blue Yeti is a great microphone but just itself isn't going to improve...

(watched second clip) Resolution is great, sound is great, color is great, commentary is great. I have no clue whats going on so I can't say if you're trimming makes sense, but xD but I think it's great on the whole! Loved the captioning /gags/ *sigh* Man, American English is so boring @_@

Color and resolution is great! I would suggest moving your selfie-thumbnail to the bottom right of the screen....If you notice at that start of the video, your thumbnail is partially blocking the title, but there's nothing important at all at the bottom right corner. Aside from that, I would...

1st. Wow, I love your thumbnails! They looks freaking awesome! 2nd. you're not doing too bad considering you started 3-4 months ago. I don't play Minecraft so I can't give any advice with regards to that but try joining and participating in forums/google groups that have to do with what /you/...

I started off using Windows Movie Maker, which was worked for me until I needed more advanced effects such as color correction, anti-shake and editing in 4k (Windows Movie Maker doesn't do 4k) Then I migrated to Adobe Premier Pro, I love Premier but it's very advanced and not for everyone...

I've had experience with the logitec 720 and 1080p webcams...no...no... just don't. Get a camera, you can search YouTube, I don't have name brands in mind but I do recall many famous YouTube-ers that were using a simple mid-entry cam + /good/ lighting for many years until they went crazy...

It really depends on how much money you have. For example, laptops can do content creation "well", especially if were talking about 720p and 1080p, just look at the RAZER BLADE STEALTH starting at $999. That being said, rendering video is (95% of the time) a CPU intensive task. Cores are the...

For $300, you should consider buying used parts or system. i.e. Craigslist

Hiya Kas! Not sure what editing software you'll be using but i'll give you advice on the idea that you'll be using either Sony Vegas or Adobe Premier. Adobe employs the GPU for a few tasks such as editing and does the job of compiling /special effects/ in the rendering phase (i.e. title...