@Spike Dodd thanks boss. Yea I really love throwing that aspect into my vids. Thanks for watching

@Adrian Varillas Adrian thank you brotha. Getting better with each one. It’s crazy the only way to grow is to continue

@Xander Meek x my man. God bless brotha. Thanks for always showing love. Btw bro do you know how to use after effects?

@Nicolas Leguizamon God bless you my friend thank you so much. To be honest with you it is a lot of work, but it took me 1000+ videos to realize my workflow and realize my content pillars and what I stood by and how I want my content to be perceived. I’m forever learning but just keep going and you are in a great community with the creators HQ. We all want each other to win and we’re all here to help so never hesitate to reach out.

@Edvin Mate God bless you, Boss. It’s really cool how you picked that up because that’s exactly the style that I’m going for and I really appreciate the positive feedback. Never hesitate to give me anything that could help this content be perceived better and never hesitate. If you want help we are all here to help.

@Gregor Magno Here’s a clean, simple version you can drop as a comment: I keep it pretty simple: I record my voice with a Rode shotgun mic on my camera, about a foot below my mouth and slightly in front of me. Then in Logic Pro, I mix my voice and music together. The key trick is this: I slightly boost my voice (around the mid frequencies), and I lower those same frequencies in the music so my voice cuts through clearly. That’s really it—clean recording + making space for your voice in the mix 👍

@Gregor Magno and usually around 1200 for your voice and for your music which one ever you want to cut more through the mix you either boost or take down. So I’ll go to 1200 on my channel EQ for my voiceover track and I’ll boost about maybe one the two DB and then for my music track I’ll do the opposite. I’ll go to 1200 and then I’ll take it down about anywhere from -10 to -18.