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Such a powerful cover of the original as to the song writer Reznor praised Cash's interpretation of the song for its "sincerity and meaning," going so far as to say "that song isn't mine anymore." The video was filmed in February 2003, Cash was 71 years old and had serious health problems. His frailty is clearly evident in the video. He died seven months later, on September 12; his wife, June Carter Cash, who is shown gazing at her husband in two sequences of the video, had died on May 15, only 3 months after filming this. The house where Cash's music video was shot, which was Cash's home for nearly 30 years, was destroyed in a fire on April 10, 2007. This cover is widely considered as one of his best works.
Thank you so much for all the great info! I knew some of it, and I can remember my dad listening to "The man in Black" from a child. He is Iconic and this was such a sad, but great performace- the video was so raw and real. He fought some demons for sure. June was a great singer too!
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge You’re most welcome! Yes the raw emotion exhibited in the performance gets me every time I see it. He sure had his demons as many stars, past and present, do. Just to be able to take another artists work and reflect on his own life through their words and get his anguish out like he did is amazing. True testament to the Man in Black.
Its the bad things you caused you remember. Everyone says that no one should have to pay for a mistake for the rest of their lives. I wish I could say that was true. Bless your heart for feeling this, and not having to live with it.
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Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails wrote a song if the self-loathing an addict might go through on the way down that dark spiral that can lead to self destruction. Johnny took those words and changed only one but turned it into a regret-filled look back over their life of someone approaching death. The songs seem lijebtwo differnt songs yet are one (the word change: NIN sang about wearing a crown if shit upon a liar's chair, Johnny spoke of a crown of thorns upon the liar's chair).
The greatest country songwriter and singer Johnny Cash who made the greatest country song 'I walk the line' also did the best emotional cover song 'Hurt'.
I cry everytime I hear this song. I'm sorry; I miss my Grandparents so much. RIP Grandpa Leslie John Robertson and Grandma Irene Elsie Robertson. Two years gone, but it still hurts
Wow, it's hard to see Johnny Cash like this, however what an amazing life he had.... Definitely a pioneer and legend in the country genre....Having said that the man is respected across the music industry....RIP......Great reaction👍
"Trent Reznor was born to write that song, but Johnny Cash was born to sing it... - Bono Nine Inch Nails cover. A short commentary video on "Hurt" with a link to this reaction might bring it to the attention of more viewers. Sorry for the issue with YT.
That sounds familiar. I used to listen to some Country, the older stuff like him, and Hank Sr. OR rather my dad did and me by default. But I grew to love it because it reminded me of him! There are some great Country artists that I will always like, Garth Brooks was one of my favorites, not that he's OLD Country, but not like today...
Good, bad, or indifferent we are the sum total of our life's experiences. Change one you alter the whole. I learned at a young age to cherish my pain in equal measure to my joy. For to truly know one, you must know the other. We are all our own worst enemy. I to have known jail, drugs, pills, the needle, women. I've also been half way around the world and back again. I've seen and done things most can only dream of. With all that said I regret ... Nothing. Would change.....nothing!!
nine inch nails did this and the lead singer refused to hear this version , but finally he relented and was soooo proud he said this is johnny cash,s song now . johnny cash,s wife died 6 months after this recording, johnny died 3 months later of a brken heart
Lots of great info here Steve and not that it really matters but you may want to know that this video was recorded in Feb. 2003, June Carter Cash died three months later on May 15 and Johnny followed her almost 4 months later on Sept 12.
johnny cash not died of a broken heart.....June Carter Cash, died on May 15, 2003. Johnny Cash died four months later (September 12) at the age of 71 at Baptist Hospital in Nashville from complications of diabetes.
Fortunately, all through Johnny Cash‘s life he knew of both the mercy and severity of God. He was a firm believer in that reality and the imagery he showed, as well as many of his other songs, testify that he knew of Christ’s redeeming grace and salvation, something that comes from no other source, regardless of how exclusive that sounds. That is an absolutely inescapable and essential part of both he and June’s life. We are not random bags of “Stardust“ banging around in the universe that has no purpose. “In the beginning God…“ Johnny is at peace now, because he always came back to that reality. Thanks for the really good reaction.
@@danalynch8889 Yes I believe you did as well. Nobody “picks them selves up by their bootstraps“ and chooses Christ, it is His saving grace that salvages us from ourselves. I believe he knows now that there’s never been a person born who was “good enough“ to merit heaven. Like the lyrics he and June sang many times, “Amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me!”
Johnny Cash was a sinner, and even in his faith he never forgot how easy it was to be one. He carried his faith with a compassion and humility that many modern American Christians would do well to emulate.
There is a vocal coach who knew Johnny and said that in her review and analysis of this. It was the first time I had heard this song and it impressed the hell out of me.
Actually not so, it was the producer of Cash's final album that reached out for permission to cover it because he felt Johnny could transform it. June hadn't passed away at the time, she is actually the female in the video. She shortly passed away after the music video and albums release, Johnny passed away about 8 months later.
I look at it like he's praying to God and really boldly confesses. It being close to the end of his life. He is saying he let people down and because of his selfish life. He knew he would continue to hurt them even after death. Leaving all kinds of emotional pain and scars. I think the Empire of Dirt says it best..He is leaving nothing that's worth nothing. He had hurt way to many people. Friends, family
Yeah what a loss,legends like Johnny Cash take a long time to become so great and all your left with are unforgettable performances, and that’s a gift.
Nine inch nails Trent Reznor one wrote and done the song but when Johnny cash done it when Trent Reznor watch and listen Johnny cash sing it Trent Reznor said this song is no longer mine its Johnny cash song now and to he will never play the song again or at shows or events unless it's a special occasion that br it.
I heard that Trent Reznor didn’t think much of Johnny Cash’s cover when he first heard it. But when he saw the video, he said something like, “It’s not my song anymore. It’s his now.”
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge She wrote this before they were married, and he was still married to his first wife. She died not long after this video, and not long before he died
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge There were no plans for June to be part of the video, she just happened to come down stairs to check on Johnny because she was concerned he was working too hard given his poor health. The film crew asked her if they could use the shot with her appearance and she agreed, but it was totally unrehearsed and that look of concern was genuine. The film crew did an amazing job considering that they were rushed and had no solid plan for how they were going to make the video. They captured the theme of Johnny's message beautifully.
WOW- I didn't know that! Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate getting background info like this on these videos. It gives them so much more meaning!
Don't know why but it wouldn't let me reply to your comment on Ring of Fire, lol, so figured I'd do it over here. I've lucked out so far and only had about 3 videos blocked entirely, none of which have actually been settled conclusively in either direction yet. So, they're still in the phase of letting me show it, past the 48 hour mark but before the 30 day mark. That said, I didn't know the part about the effect that has on the algorithm, so that's good to know. I think I lucked out, since one of them is Home Free "Blue Ain't Your Color," which seems to be overlooked a lot (or people just don't dispute when it's blocked) and once it was visible, I started getting good views on it cuz people love that video so much. As for this song, it makes me full on sob, so played it on mute for now since I have to record today, lol. Will come back and actually listen when I can cry freely without worrying about being blotchy and puffy on camera.
Just FYI- incase you didn't know. Adding 3 #hastags directly after your title in the description (which should be the same as your title with as many keywords as you can make fit and still make sense) will get it pushed out a lot more. Since you also react, I would use the following #reaction #nameofartist #nameofsong. There are a bunch of things you can do. I pay for VidIQ, and it boosts my videos too and helps with SEO Scores. Trying to get as many tags in (you need at least 20 to get a 5/5 on keyword tags) you can use up to 500 characters, VidIQ gives you suggestions and you can get Ranked Keywords (They show up in blue) beside the value number in tags, that also helps a lot. If you decide at some point to use VidIQ, I have an affiliate link I can share with you and if you use it, I will get a % commission. I pay $49 a month, but that is for 2 channels. I think it's around $30 a month for one channel. It is so worth the investment. I'd be happy to show you on Discord sometime. Just let me know. But try the hastags, if you haven't already! As for copyright, dispute everything! on fair use, you may win, may not, but it's worth a try and never hurts your channel! Once you become monetized it will make a huge difference and you can go back and dispute older videos.
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge I'll definitely work on the tags, but anything paid is a non-option at this point. I'm on a fixed income, so if I build my subscriber base a little slower, that's okay. I'll definitely keep in mind what you said about going back and disputing everything eventually. So far I had only done it on blocked videos, not ones with just a copyright claim. I'm still in the process of setting up a Discord server for my channel, and figure I'll probably release that and my Patreon around the same time, once I've bulked up some exclusive content. Btw, followed you on Twitter!
My discord is private. I don't use it for public yet. If you set up an account, you and I can do a video chat and I can show you my screen. That way if you have some time I'd be happy to show you a few things that might help. The #'s you can do now. I don't blame you for not wanting to spend $ right now, wait until you're monetized or close to it. Your Audio is really the most important thing you can do right now. Do you use OBS studios for your reactions? If so, there are a couple of tutorials that can help you with the settings to make sure it optimized. I'm not sure what you're currently using, but it was really distorted on your "Opera 2" video. By the way, wasn't that amazing? Have a good night! Thanks for coming to the live! Actually, Since you're NOT monetized yet, I wouldn't dispute the claims yet. Wait until you are, then you will actually benefit from it. Right now as long as they're not blocked, it's not hurting anything. Just some thoughts.
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge OBS for video and screen cap audio, with a separate audio track for my volume in Audacity so I can filter the background noise that comes with filming right in front of an air conditioner, two cats, and a rambunctious 5 year old, lol. Then splicing it together using ClipChamp. My editing process is still VERY simple going, and I'm sure it could use a lot of refinement. I'll send you my Discord info once it's set up, though I've gotta pre-plan for any video chat around everyone else in my house.
@@NerdvanaReactions People seem to really like my Raw (UNEDITED) reactions! I am not into spending hours editing out the heart of my reaction because I said something dumb! lol. I never edit. As for your audio, OBS isn't good enough on its own? I don't know anything about audacity, but you might not need it if you have a good mic. I don't use anything but OBS audio and my mic, which is connected to OBS and gives a clear sound. I can adjust the volume on my mic manually too. I don't know if that helps or not. I learned the best settings for OBS audio on a tutorial. Whenever you want to do discord, let me know and we can figure out the best time to get on, just you and I, I can share my screen. it's a free account.
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The last curtain call for the "man in black" rest in power big john.
Such a force of Nature! We will never forget him and his larger than life persona.
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Thanks for your great sweet sensibility!
Great review I cried and not ashamed to say it. I've seen it 20 times are more still crushes me!
I understand! It was so sad, the look on June's face, was so heartbreaking! The whole thing was just too much! He lived a very tortured life.
I saw the moment you realised, that you would cry to this 😭😭❤❤
JUNE CARTER CASH! I remembered it right after the camera went off! Thanks for tuning in everyone!
Such a powerful cover of the original as to the song writer Reznor praised Cash's interpretation of the song for its "sincerity and meaning," going so far as to say "that song isn't mine anymore." The video was filmed in February 2003, Cash was 71 years old and had serious health problems. His frailty is clearly evident in the video. He died seven months later, on September 12; his wife, June Carter Cash, who is shown gazing at her husband in two sequences of the video, had died on May 15, only 3 months after filming this. The house where Cash's music video was shot, which was Cash's home for nearly 30 years, was destroyed in a fire on April 10, 2007. This cover is widely considered as one of his best works.
Thank you so much for all the great info! I knew some of it, and I can remember my dad listening to "The man in Black" from a child. He is Iconic and this was such a sad, but great performace- the video was so raw and real. He fought some demons for sure. June was a great singer too!
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge You’re most welcome! Yes the raw emotion exhibited in the performance gets me every time I see it. He sure had his demons as many stars, past and present, do. Just to be able to take another artists work and reflect on his own life through their words and get his anguish out like he did is amazing. True testament to the Man in Black.
Agreed!
I love watching this! It brings back memories of my dad...
That was very nice. Thank you.
Love it
Its the bad things you caused you remember. Everyone says that no one should have to pay for a mistake for the rest of their lives. I wish I could say that was true. Bless your heart for feeling this, and not having to live with it.
Muchos cariños, mujer. Es la vida que nos lleva.
Si Gracias!
NIne Inch Finger Nails
I tried re-uploading this to see if it would run unblocked, as this video was blocked initially, then released but it's not getting pushed out by RUclips. Alas, it ran for the premiere and then was blocked again. So, This is the only one that is currently viewable, yet not being promoted by RUclips. Please share it on other reactions to this video, if allowed and help me get it promoted! Thanks all! RUclips is so frustrating sometimes! lol.
Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails wrote a song if the self-loathing an addict might go through on the way down that dark spiral that can lead to self destruction.
Johnny took those words and changed only one but turned it into a regret-filled look back over their life of someone approaching death.
The songs seem lijebtwo differnt songs yet are one (the word change: NIN sang about wearing a crown if shit upon a liar's chair, Johnny spoke of a crown of thorns upon the liar's chair).
The greatest country songwriter and singer Johnny Cash who made the greatest country song 'I walk the line' also did the best emotional cover song 'Hurt'.
I cry everytime I hear this song. I'm sorry; I miss my Grandparents so much. RIP Grandpa Leslie John Robertson and Grandma Irene Elsie Robertson. Two years gone, but it still hurts
Wow, it's hard to see Johnny Cash like this, however what an amazing life he had.... Definitely a pioneer and legend in the country genre....Having said that the man is respected across the music industry....RIP......Great reaction👍
Yes, He was ICONIC! This was sad! I know he fought a lot of demons. Thanks Jamie!
"Trent Reznor was born to write that song, but Johnny Cash was born to sing it... - Bono
Nine Inch Nails cover.
A short commentary video on "Hurt" with a link to this reaction might bring it to the attention of more viewers. Sorry for the issue with YT.
I did as you suggested! Thank you for the great suggestion!
Little History. June Careter was his wife, She was part of the Carter Family singers that are given credit for starting Country and western singing.
That sounds familiar. I used to listen to some Country, the older stuff like him, and Hank Sr. OR rather my dad did and me by default. But I grew to love it because it reminded me of him! There are some great Country artists that I will always like, Garth Brooks was one of my favorites, not that he's OLD Country, but not like today...
Good, bad, or indifferent we are the sum total of our life's experiences. Change one you alter the whole. I learned at a young age to cherish my pain in equal measure to my joy. For to truly know one, you must know the other. We are all our own worst enemy. I to have known jail, drugs, pills, the needle, women. I've also been half way around the world and back again. I've seen and done things most can only dream of. With all that said I regret ... Nothing. Would change.....nothing!!
Great, Great Comment Roger! I totally agree, I have said this many times. We can't appreciate the joy without the pain.
nine inch nails did this and the lead singer refused to hear this version , but finally he relented and was soooo proud he said this is johnny cash,s song now . johnny cash,s wife died 6 months after this recording, johnny died 3 months later of a brken heart
Thanks Steve. It was so sad. The story of his life was tough. He sure battled some demons.
Lots of great info here Steve and not that it really matters but you may want to know that this video was recorded in Feb. 2003, June Carter Cash died three months later on May 15 and Johnny followed her almost 4 months later on Sept 12.
He didn't refuse to listen to it. He was busy with a different project and didn't have the time till he was sent the video.
@@chrispavin1373 he told fellow band members he didnt want to hear it , untill he was ready to hear it , as he was on tour at the time
johnny cash not died of a broken heart.....June Carter Cash, died on May 15, 2003. Johnny Cash died four months later (September 12) at the age of 71 at Baptist Hospital in Nashville from complications of diabetes.
This was his farewell song.
So sad...
Fortunately, all through Johnny Cash‘s life he knew of both the mercy and severity of God. He was a firm believer in that reality and the imagery he showed, as well as many of his other songs, testify that he knew of Christ’s redeeming grace and salvation, something that comes from no other source, regardless of how exclusive that sounds. That is an absolutely inescapable and essential part of both he and June’s life.
We are not random bags of “Stardust“ banging around in the universe that has no purpose. “In the beginning God…“ Johnny is at peace now, because he always came back to that reality.
Thanks for the really good reaction.
I feel the ending showing Christ and Johnny Cash folding his hands may indicate he came back to Christ before he died. I hope he did.
@@danalynch8889 Yes I believe you did as well. Nobody “picks them selves up by their bootstraps“ and chooses Christ, it is His saving grace that salvages us from ourselves. I believe he knows now that there’s never been a person born who was “good enough“ to merit heaven. Like the lyrics he and June sang many times,
“Amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me!”
Johnny Cash was a sinner, and even in his faith he never forgot how easy it was to be one. He carried his faith with a compassion and humility that many modern American Christians would do well to emulate.
Well said. Thanks. This video should be required watching in all churches.
Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails , after hearing Johnny Cash sing "Hurt" that Reznor wrote said, it's not my song anymore
yes it's a cover to nin but it was johnny saying goodbye
June died just a few months after this in May and Johnny died in Sept I think. When closed the piano cover, he never played it again.
Really?!? Do you know that??
There is a vocal coach who knew Johnny and said that in her review and analysis of this. It was the first time I had heard this song and it impressed the hell out of me.
The album this is on is so deep , Roseanne Cash is in it.
Hi Wade, Welcome to the Lounge! I haven't heard any of the other cuts from this album. Feel free to share links! Cheers!
The original song is by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. Cash reached out to Reznor after he lost his wife to do a cover.
So sad!
Actually not so, it was the producer of Cash's final album that reached out for permission to cover it because he felt Johnny could transform it. June hadn't passed away at the time, she is actually the female in the video. She shortly passed away after the music video and albums release, Johnny passed away about 8 months later.
Olá brazil💟✌
Ola!
And it was a cover from nine inch nails
Nine Inch Nails . His wife's name was June Carter Cash
Thanks!
I look at it like he's praying to God and really boldly confesses. It being close to the end of his life. He is saying he let people down and because of his selfish life. He knew he would continue to hurt them even after death. Leaving all kinds of emotional pain and scars. I think the Empire of Dirt says it best..He is leaving nothing that's worth nothing. He had hurt way to many people. Friends, family
June Carter Cash
Nine inch nails, the song was wrote by Trent Raznor.
Nine inch nails song,wife June Carter.
Thanks Woody! She really loved that man!
Yeah what a loss,legends like Johnny Cash take a long time to become so great and all your left with are unforgettable performances, and that’s a gift.
June Carter
Thanks! I was drawing a blank!
Nine inch nails was the original band that sang that song.
Thanks Kevin! This was so EPIC!
Nine inch nails Trent Reznor one wrote and done the song but when Johnny cash done it when Trent Reznor watch and listen Johnny cash sing it Trent Reznor said this song is no longer mine its Johnny cash song now and to he will never play the song again or at shows or events unless it's a special occasion that br it.
And Johnny cash wife was June Carter
Johnny was LEGENDARY! Thanks Ray!
He was married to June Carter and the song is a cover of Nine Inch Nails
Hi, Jennifer!Great music and voice!All the instruments sound amazing.Thank you, dear.Great reaction!👏🌹🇷🇺
Thank you so much!
June carter
Nine inch nails dose hert
His daughter said that it sounded like your eulogy he said it was
Can you please react to
You cant deny it by Lisa stansfield
Please
Hi Kevin! Why don't you come request it in my Live on Monday? I will react to it in real time! 6pm EST! Hope to see you there!
Won't be online on Monday, hope you can still react to it 😀
Original by Nine Inch Nails written by Trent Reznor
I don't know that I've ever heard anything by them before!
I heard that Trent Reznor didn’t think much of Johnny Cash’s cover when he first heard it. But when he saw the video, he said something like, “It’s not my song anymore. It’s his now.”
I bet he did! What else can you possibly say about this? It was genius!
Nin
Nine inch nails
Nine inch nails Trent reznor wrote this song
Thanks Phillip. I don't know who that is, but I believe you. LOL>!
I'm not sure she got the ending when he closes the piano cover and his brushing his hands across the cover.
Nine Inch Nails song.
Glad you got this unblocked Jennifer. This was one of the most powerful songs that Johnny Cash ever did. Great videography too.
I totally agree!
Trent from Nine Inch Nails
Trent Resnor writer Wife June Carter Cash
June Carter Cash was his wife, who also wrote ring of fire
June wrote Ring of Fire? Interesting. They were a great team. She looked so sad in this video, but she died a while back didn't she?
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge She wrote this before they were married, and he was still married to his first wife. She died not long after this video, and not long before he died
SO sad. But So happy that they were able to do this project together!
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge
There were no plans for June to be part of the video, she just happened to come down stairs to check on Johnny because she was concerned he was working too hard given his poor health. The film crew asked her if they could use the shot with her appearance and she agreed, but it was totally unrehearsed and that look of concern was genuine. The film crew did an amazing job considering that they were rushed and had no solid plan for how they were going to make the video. They captured the theme of Johnny's message beautifully.
WOW- I didn't know that! Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate getting background info like this on these videos. It gives them so much more meaning!
9 inch nails
JUNE CARRER
Yes, June! Thanks Willie!
Nine inch nails, Originally
I loved this so much! Thanks for sharing!
Don't know why but it wouldn't let me reply to your comment on Ring of Fire, lol, so figured I'd do it over here. I've lucked out so far and only had about 3 videos blocked entirely, none of which have actually been settled conclusively in either direction yet. So, they're still in the phase of letting me show it, past the 48 hour mark but before the 30 day mark. That said, I didn't know the part about the effect that has on the algorithm, so that's good to know. I think I lucked out, since one of them is Home Free "Blue Ain't Your Color," which seems to be overlooked a lot (or people just don't dispute when it's blocked) and once it was visible, I started getting good views on it cuz people love that video so much. As for this song, it makes me full on sob, so played it on mute for now since I have to record today, lol. Will come back and actually listen when I can cry freely without worrying about being blotchy and puffy on camera.
Just FYI- incase you didn't know. Adding 3 #hastags directly after your title in the description (which should be the same as your title with as many keywords as you can make fit and still make sense) will get it pushed out a lot more. Since you also react, I would use the following #reaction #nameofartist #nameofsong. There are a bunch of things you can do. I pay for VidIQ, and it boosts my videos too and helps with SEO Scores. Trying to get as many tags in (you need at least 20 to get a 5/5 on keyword tags) you can use up to 500 characters, VidIQ gives you suggestions and you can get Ranked Keywords (They show up in blue) beside the value number in tags, that also helps a lot. If you decide at some point to use VidIQ, I have an affiliate link I can share with you and if you use it, I will get a % commission. I pay $49 a month, but that is for 2 channels. I think it's around $30 a month for one channel. It is so worth the investment. I'd be happy to show you on Discord sometime. Just let me know. But try the hastags, if you haven't already! As for copyright, dispute everything! on fair use, you may win, may not, but it's worth a try and never hurts your channel! Once you become monetized it will make a huge difference and you can go back and dispute older videos.
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge I'll definitely work on the tags, but anything paid is a non-option at this point. I'm on a fixed income, so if I build my subscriber base a little slower, that's okay. I'll definitely keep in mind what you said about going back and disputing everything eventually. So far I had only done it on blocked videos, not ones with just a copyright claim. I'm still in the process of setting up a Discord server for my channel, and figure I'll probably release that and my Patreon around the same time, once I've bulked up some exclusive content. Btw, followed you on Twitter!
My discord is private. I don't use it for public yet. If you set up an account, you and I can do a video chat and I can show you my screen. That way if you have some time I'd be happy to show you a few things that might help. The #'s you can do now. I don't blame you for not wanting to spend $ right now, wait until you're monetized or close to it. Your Audio is really the most important thing you can do right now. Do you use OBS studios for your reactions? If so, there are a couple of tutorials that can help you with the settings to make sure it optimized. I'm not sure what you're currently using, but it was really distorted on your "Opera 2" video. By the way, wasn't that amazing? Have a good night! Thanks for coming to the live! Actually, Since you're NOT monetized yet, I wouldn't dispute the claims yet. Wait until you are, then you will actually benefit from it. Right now as long as they're not blocked, it's not hurting anything. Just some thoughts.
@@TheSpeakEasyLounge OBS for video and screen cap audio, with a separate audio track for my volume in Audacity so I can filter the background noise that comes with filming right in front of an air conditioner, two cats, and a rambunctious 5 year old, lol. Then splicing it together using ClipChamp. My editing process is still VERY simple going, and I'm sure it could use a lot of refinement. I'll send you my Discord info once it's set up, though I've gotta pre-plan for any video chat around everyone else in my house.
@@NerdvanaReactions People seem to really like my Raw (UNEDITED) reactions! I am not into spending hours editing out the heart of my reaction because I said something dumb! lol. I never edit. As for your audio, OBS isn't good enough on its own? I don't know anything about audacity, but you might not need it if you have a good mic. I don't use anything but OBS audio and my mic, which is connected to OBS and gives a clear sound. I can adjust the volume on my mic manually too. I don't know if that helps or not. I learned the best settings for OBS audio on a tutorial. Whenever you want to do discord, let me know and we can figure out the best time to get on, just you and I, I can share my screen. it's a free account.
Trent Reznor NIN
Is that an artist? Oh- Nine Inch Nails, so that must be the original artist...Thanks for sharing!
Do a little research before you jump in, it will make you more interesting. Trent Resnor, Nine Inch Nails. June Carter Cash.
R.R. ?
Nine Inch nails. His is much better and deeper
Wow, such a poignant choice of song. June Cartwr
Hi Jackie! Yes, I was so WOWed by this! Sad, but amazed!
dikhed x
Don't say things like that about yourself! It will be alright. Chin up, buttercup! LOL.
Nine inch nails