I literally am about to go into the next phase of my professional artist career... Uploading videos and keep building organic followers. Talk about what I needed!!🔥🙏🏾
@@Taetro you seriously are the best!! Today was my first day of shoots and it all came out sublime! Thank you sir, and I will become a member to support you by week's end :). Stay safe T!!
A cool trick for edits is to export silent loops that are one bar, or half or quarter bars. Then you can load those into your editor and line them up to your audio track. Duplicate the silent clips and use them as an edit point marker that is synced to your track. Basically giving yourself snappable points for quick video cuts on beat. Really useful for videos with lots of fast cuts
@@mateoconk Im terribad at explaining things... but if you export wav files from your song that are set to specific lengths, you can load those files into your video editor on their own audio track and use them as marker points for edits that are tempo accurate. Most video editing programs will have a "snap to" function for the start and end of files. So you could use those files, duplicated on your video timeline and have fast and accurate slice points that are every bar or whatever division of a bar that you want and they are automatically synced because they are the same tempo as your song. So you don't have to scrub through your song track and find those points in your song the hard way. The wav files just become silent time markers for your song... hopefully this makes more sense. Though if you are into more freeform, off the grid editing, this would be useless. Its mainly to make life easier when you need video edits to be in sync or on beat.
@@jasonchambers6787 Ok. It’s a little more clear now that I know you’re talking about putting the silence in the wav files, using multiple of them… so if I use a measure of silence before the wav file every time, my start point to sync to the sound in the video is obvious. Then I’m not trying to sync TWO points and listening for both. And since the video I’m syncing should just be background noise before the content I’m not cropping, I just throw on all the wav files, line up the intentional silences and erase the silences? Doing this, if I give the video enough “background noise” lead up- like a two measure count-in if I need it- it’ll be super obvious and routine where to put the cuts- they’ll actually line up clip-by-clip. It means a lot more bouncing in the DAW, but could save more time searching on the other side for sync points? Did I get it? Wait… can’t we then add the full wav file after and have it line up so we’re not using the video editing software’s crossfader?
@@mateoconk I think you are getting it. Say your track is 4/4, imagine slicing up your song every bar. If you loaded up all those slices in sequence in your video editor, you would see start and end points on every 1 bar clip. Well, it would be silly to slice up your song and rebuild it. So just bounce down a single file that is 1 bar long and load that into your video editor. Line it up with your song and just duplicate it down the timeline. You can delete it's track when you are done. The only significance is to indicate 1 bar. Hmm wish I was working on something, id just make an explainer video. But anyway, I think you are getting the idea.
The amount of time I've spent complaining about iMovie... this is a game changer. THANK YOU for sharing a budget-friendly option for video editing software!
This was perfect, the whole thing was "Oh, of course thats how he did that!" Sometimes you just know how to do everything already, you just don't think to do it that way haha. I would never have considered doing the pans and zooms in editing for instance, but its so damn obvious. Well played man. This has given me a bit more confidence to do it myself in a couple of months time (which is when I'll have time).
@@Taetro I envy everyone who enters Beatober. It's such a gigantic undertaking for a noob like me though. I mean I'm sure it is for everyone else too. But I only really get time on the weekends for making music. I'll definitely watch the madness unfold though!
You're the Man!!! My goodness, you really do it all. I was looking to see how other producers upload their beats to RUclips. I thought they may have a "special or secret" process. I see it's the same (you use a video editor program and the various camera shots) as when I was vlogging and uploading videos to my Japanese RUclips channel. I too am going into my next phase of my music creation/ producer career... Uploading videos and building organic followers. Talk Soon. Cheers mate!! 🤜🤛
Thank you for share! After watching your video, I think the most important thing is “do it ”,a lot of people know how to do that, but always waiting, just “do it ”!
Love this. Thx for being so detailed in the editing portion. That's a weak point for me. Looking forward to doing this myself. I'll be back with my video link! Zar Lewis Music
After the stream the other day, I was really curious and was gonna ask about this exact subject haha, well thank you very much and now I don’t need to go on twitter ✌🏼
Bro that was dope! For the live look with the mpk you did in the apartment how exactly did you go about recording that? I’ve pretty much only been using session view for a couple days so I’m pretty unfamiliar with the process
cinematic look = 24 fps, and 1/50 shutter speed. On phones to have this level of camera control you'll need a special app. Framing and lighting go a long way as well. when you lock in a 24fps and 1/50 ss, it has implications for the image that may sometimes require an ND filter.
@@Taetro awesome thank you. I really love your videos and music. This was super helpful and I’ll share my results. Do you have a camera recommended if I decide to get a Sony under a 1k?
hi im curious... which samples did you use for the drums in this beat you made? with the blackstar looping pedal. I know the sound were from splice but im not sure which ones
my suggestion is to focus less on the exact sounds I used and focus more on finding your own sound. Though I'm sure in my tutorials you can find the sample name, so you can put in that effort if you feel it's worth it
you're more than welcome to share it for sure on your youtube channel, but instagram is the best platform at the moment because I can search the hashtag and sort by recent
I wish u are in Africa to work with you I have lots of songs am upcoming song writer have written lots of songs and I want to try one of the songs and see how it go by recording in a music studio all the producers have contact want me to send them the song I want to try first.while am not around them and do not even know them.
I always wondered if you filmed post-recording performance. Do you ever find yourself having to learn your own music 'cause you improv'd it in the audio recording process? Man, sometimes it's a pain 😆😆 for me especially with chords
I literally am about to go into the next phase of my professional artist career... Uploading videos and keep building organic followers. Talk about what I needed!!🔥🙏🏾
heck yeah my friend. go for it...big community challenge coming in october...stay tuned :)
@@Taetro you seriously are the best!! Today was my first day of shoots and it all came out sublime! Thank you sir, and I will become a member to support you by week's end :). Stay safe T!!
A cool trick for edits is to export silent loops that are one bar, or half or quarter bars. Then you can load those into your editor and line them up to your audio track. Duplicate the silent clips and use them as an edit point marker that is synced to your track. Basically giving yourself snappable points for quick video cuts on beat. Really useful for videos with lots of fast cuts
I keep rereading this and it’s over my head. The end result sounds great, but I’m sadly missing the process you describe.
@@mateoconk Im terribad at explaining things... but if you export wav files from your song that are set to specific lengths, you can load those files into your video editor on their own audio track and use them as marker points for edits that are tempo accurate. Most video editing programs will have a "snap to" function for the start and end of files. So you could use those files, duplicated on your video timeline and have fast and accurate slice points that are every bar or whatever division of a bar that you want and they are automatically synced because they are the same tempo as your song. So you don't have to scrub through your song track and find those points in your song the hard way. The wav files just become silent time markers for your song... hopefully this makes more sense. Though if you are into more freeform, off the grid editing, this would be useless. Its mainly to make life easier when you need video edits to be in sync or on beat.
@@jasonchambers6787 Ok. It’s a little more clear now that I know you’re talking about putting the silence in the wav files, using multiple of them… so if I use a measure of silence before the wav file every time, my start point to sync to the sound in the video is obvious. Then I’m not trying to sync TWO points and listening for both. And since the video I’m syncing should just be background noise before the content I’m not cropping, I just throw on all the wav files, line up the intentional silences and erase the silences?
Doing this, if I give the video enough “background noise” lead up- like a two measure count-in if I need it- it’ll be super obvious and routine where to put the cuts- they’ll actually line up clip-by-clip. It means a lot more bouncing in the DAW, but could save more time searching on the other side for sync points?
Did I get it?
Wait… can’t we then add the full wav file after and have it line up so we’re not using the video editing software’s crossfader?
@@mateoconk I think you are getting it. Say your track is 4/4, imagine slicing up your song every bar. If you loaded up all those slices in sequence in your video editor, you would see start and end points on every 1 bar clip. Well, it would be silly to slice up your song and rebuild it. So just bounce down a single file that is 1 bar long and load that into your video editor. Line it up with your song and just duplicate it down the timeline. You can delete it's track when you are done. The only significance is to indicate 1 bar. Hmm wish I was working on something, id just make an explainer video. But anyway, I think you are getting the idea.
The amount of time I've spent complaining about iMovie... this is a game changer. THANK YOU for sharing a budget-friendly option for video editing software!
This was perfect, the whole thing was "Oh, of course thats how he did that!" Sometimes you just know how to do everything already, you just don't think to do it that way haha. I would never have considered doing the pans and zooms in editing for instance, but its so damn obvious. Well played man. This has given me a bit more confidence to do it myself in a couple of months time (which is when I'll have time).
Just in time for beatober………
@@Taetro I envy everyone who enters Beatober. It's such a gigantic undertaking for a noob like me though. I mean I'm sure it is for everyone else too. But I only really get time on the weekends for making music. I'll definitely watch the madness unfold though!
Thanks. I love how easily you describe this process. This is soo good.
I'm happy I can help. Thank you Ashish!
You're the Man!!! My goodness, you really do it all. I was looking to see how other producers upload their beats to RUclips. I thought they may have a "special or secret" process. I see it's the same (you use a video editor program and the various camera shots) as when I was vlogging and uploading videos to my Japanese RUclips channel. I too am going into my next phase of my music creation/ producer career... Uploading videos and building organic followers. Talk Soon. Cheers mate!! 🤜🤛
Thanks for this bro, really helpful
Thank you for share! After watching your video, I think the most important thing is “do it ”,a lot of people know how to do that, but always waiting, just “do it ”!
just do it!!!!
thanks for the gem tips, we rlly needed this content
Needed this video since I am making my first beat video today. The members only workshop was also very helpful
bruhhh I can't wait to see it!
Excellent video 🔥 I Just got Filmora. So I'm definitely taking notes. Great breakdown and info. Nice beat too 👍🏽
wooo perfect!
This was a VERY helpful video. I've been stalling creating more interesting beat videos; these are great tips. Thank You!!!
“👍” and mad respect for saying to just keep it simple and use your phone 🌟
heck yeah!!
awesome man, will put this to work.
Some top tips Taetro, must be good to have that new outdoor space! 🤘
Discovered you through your mpk mini akai videos thanks for all you do!
Thank you too!
You are a complete artist.
Thank you scrampi
Thanks for this, TAETRO. God bless you! 😊🙏🏻❤
thank you kerwin!!
All noted, this is what I needed. Thanks bro.
I love Filmora! I will definitely work on this style of videos
Great Video 😎😎
Love this. Thx for being so detailed in the editing portion. That's a weak point for me. Looking forward to doing this myself. I'll be back with my video link! Zar Lewis Music
friendly reminder to me, doing a video for my own stuff isnt that bad. Thanks for fillinf the gaps in the performance stuff
thanks man! this is absolutely reminder for me not to slack off
After the stream the other day, I was really curious and was gonna ask about this exact subject haha, well thank you very much and now I don’t need to go on twitter ✌🏼
perfect!!
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.
Bro that was dope! For the live look with the mpk you did in the apartment how exactly did you go about recording that? I’ve pretty much only been using session view for a couple days so I’m pretty unfamiliar with the process
thank you for this precious video, appreciate the effort and concern on this topic, have a great day ahead
Great stuff for us noobs...much appreciated fella...👍
You bet
Thanks for your helpful tips TAETRO, appreciate u
Happy to help!
Great video. What is the trick to getting your camera phone to looking most cinematic? 24 fps? Or 4K anytime like that?
cinematic look = 24 fps, and 1/50 shutter speed.
On phones to have this level of camera control you'll need a special app.
Framing and lighting go a long way as well. when you lock in a 24fps and 1/50 ss, it has implications for the image that may sometimes require an ND filter.
@@Taetro awesome thank you. I really love your videos and music. This was super helpful and I’ll share my results.
Do you have a camera recommended if I decide to get a Sony under a 1k?
Yo can we talk about that tripod?? Bro the front two legs fold down to get you a low angle, that's sick!
Merciii beaucoup !!! Tu es le meilleur !!!
Thank you so much for this especially since beatober is coming 👍🏾
yesss the time is almost here!
taetro, please upload part 4 of ableton beginner series
Next week!
So which program do you usually use for video editing instead of whatsitsname uhm "Filmora"?
Appreciate ya for this....Major Key!! 🔑
yuppppp
Hello thanks for sharing those insights!
Awesome stuff.
This was very informative! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for the sharing
You are so welcome
First 😃❤👽😂From Mexico 😉
hehehe
Yes....I'm going to take my HOME STUDIO out to the garden ...grate idea🤣🤣
Excellent job 👍🏾🙌🏽😎
thanks Felix
Filmora is amazing
Super Dope!
Very helpful video!
So glad!
Ace! Thanks - Subbed.
Such a good video
thank you Shadez!
thanks a lot!!
thx for the tips i hope they will help my channel grow
if you stay consistent and continue to improve, it certainly will
hi im curious... which samples did you use for the drums in this beat you made? with the blackstar looping pedal. I know the sound were from splice but im not sure which ones
my suggestion is to focus less on the exact sounds I used and focus more on finding your own sound. Though I'm sure in my tutorials you can find the sample name, so you can put in that effort if you feel it's worth it
@@Taetro kk ty
I need ur advice am not in my country now outside
Thanks for the tips! One question: How long was your beat?
Any good ones on a mobile device
Nice!
Hi Taetro!! I was wondering if you collect royalties through PROs with your real name or with your artist name? just wondering
I don't deal with any of that but it often depends under what name the work is registered under
Some tripods have a reversable center column. Might be another way to get a low shot.
ooooh true!
You should also make Beatober available for RUclipsrs. We could share the beat video to your email, and put it under "Unlisted" on our channel.
you're more than welcome to share it for sure on your youtube channel, but instagram is the best platform at the moment because I can search the hashtag and sort by recent
@@Taetro OMG I became a big fan today after learning you worked with Akai. Very nice to meet you!
I wish u are in Africa to work with you I have lots of songs am upcoming song writer have written lots of songs and I want to try one of the songs and see how it go by recording in a music studio all the producers have contact want me to send them the song I want to try first.while am not around them and do not even know them.
I always wondered if you filmed post-recording performance. Do you ever find yourself having to learn your own music 'cause you improv'd it in the audio recording process? Man, sometimes it's a pain 😆😆 for me especially with chords
yes! all the time! so preparation is key. certain parts I'll need to practice while other parts like solos, I can improvise differently each time
Your music is a huge inspiration. Just curious what is your age ?
30
anyone else notice he's wearing the yankee with no brim type of hat
Really useful and amazingly explained video!! 🔥 Sent you a DM on Instagram with a question for when you have time to check it. Appreciated. 🙏
First!!
heck yeah Jiminater!!
This was perfect!! I loved seeing your workflow. Thanks so much for the insight.
loveandpeace.
Thanks Taetro! You always release the exact vids I need. Can you tell me how to upload my songs on Instagram for others to use on their reels?
hlepful its just what i needed atm
perfect
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
woooooo
I need ur advice am not in my country now outside