So, you want good audio quality? This video will show you how to get it! This video will teach you the simplest way to get the best audio quality from your microphone for free, even if your microphone isn't the best sounding.
If you found this tutorial useful, drop a like, share it with your friends, and don't forget to subscribe, as I will be making similar tutorials in the future.
So, you want good audio quality? This video will show you how to get it! This video will teach you the simplest way to get the best audio quality from your microphone for free, even if your microphone isn't the best sounding.
If you found this tutorial useful, drop a like, share it with your friends, and don't forget to subscribe, as I will be making similar tutorials in the future.
------- Last year I made a video complaining about how bad Valentine's Day cards were. This time, instead of complaining, I decided to make my own! -------
Thank you for watching this video! I hope you enjoyed it :)
- Drizzle
Have you ever wanted to see what Halloween is like in the land down under? Join me and Karenwood as we show you How Australians celebrate Halloween, and how different Australia vs America is in terms of this very spooky holiday! ;)
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Thank you for watching How Australians celebrate Halloween (ft. Karenwood)! I hope you enjoyed it :) - Drizzle
Content ID and other copyright claims can be a pain to deal with, so in this video, I will show you the easiest ways to remove any Content ID claim from any of your Youtube Videos!
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US Version (Thank you to h3h3 Productions and FUPA): This video is fair use under U.S. copyright law because it is transformative in nature, uses no more of the original than necessary and has no negative effect on the market for the original work. Furthermore, this video is protected speech as outlined by the first amendment of The United States Constitution.
Aussie version: This video constitutes "Fair Dealing" and does not violate Australian copyright law. As outlined by the Australian Copyright Act of 1968, Division 3 Section 41: "A fair dealing with a literary, dramatic, musical or artistic work, or with an adaptation of a literary, dramatic or musical work, does not constitute an infringement of the copyright in the work if it is for the purpose of criticism or review, whether of that work or of another work, and a sufficient acknowledgment of the work is made." The video is transformative in nature, uses no more of the original than necessary and has no negative effect on the market for the original work.
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Thank you for watching this video! I hope you enjoyed it :) - Drizzle
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Timecodes for Episodes ----------------- Round The Twist: 0:09 Bananas in Pyjamas: 19:25 The Upside Down Show: 25:55 Sally Bollywood: 45:45 Tracey McBean: 57:00
Thank you to all my real life friends who agreed to watch all the shows with me!
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Thank you for watching this video! I hope you enjoyed it :) - Drizzle
A while ago I was doing a bit of cleaning around my house and while I was looking through some storage containers, I stumbled on a VHS player and a bunch of old tapes from my childhood. Out of pure curiosity, I decided to take it out and set up the player. Then, after looking at some of the tapes I had, I decided to put one on - just to see what was on there. And oh my gosh, the amount of pure nostalgia I was experiencing probably could have killed me.
In this video, I will be taking a look at 5 weird Australian TV shows and cartoons that I remember watching as a child!
Thank you to my friend Liam who helped me film some of the opening shots and thank you to all my real life friends who agreed to watch all the shows with me!
TIMECODES 0:00 - Introduction 2:40 - Round the Twist 6:12 - Bananas in Pyjamas 9:12 - The Upside Down Show 13:05 - Sally Bollywood 17:06 - Tracey McBean
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Thank you for watching this video! I hope you enjoyed it :) - Drizzle
According to my calendar, it is indeed the most wonderful time of the year. From setting up the Christmas tree, watching Home Alone for the 56th consecutive time, drinking cocoa in front of a fireplace or building snowmen there is something magical about celebrating Christmas. Until you realize you're in the southern hemisphere and you live in an upside down country that should really be classified as something out of Mad Max where anything that moves is out to get you!
That's right ladies and gentlemen, I’m talking about Celebrating Christmas in Australia… And why the experience can sometimes be absolutely gut-wrenching...
Celebrating Christmas in Australia (ft. Chipflake)
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Has anyone else had really bad experiences when it comes to owning earphones? Or am I just really, really unlucky? No matter what I seem to do they always end up breaking on me :(
The earphone struggle continues... Do you have a similar experience when it comes to earbuds struggles? Post it in the comments!
Thank you all for watching this video and for being very patient for me to make it. I'm sorry that I haven’t had the time to dedicate myself to this channel, but yet again, you all have shown that you will gladly wait and I’m forever grateful for that. Make sure you hit subscribe if you enjoyed this video and if you are feeling extra nice, maybe check the links at the top of the description!
Horror is an enthralling genre of film. With the success of films such as “IT”, “Get Out” and “Jigsaw”, it's clear that a large portion of us enjoy a good fright. Many of us have a desire to be scared or frightened, taken out of our comfort zone and horror films are our way of feeding this desire. They are an excellent way to feel scared without being in any danger.
But there is one question the average person can't seem to answer; “What makes a horror film scary?” More specifically, “What cinematic techniques can a director use to scare an audience?” An effective moment in any sort of horror film requires a well-executed blend of camera direction, editing and a plethora of other film techniques and this video will give you multiple examples of some of these techniques.
The following video is a school assignment on the topic of "Horror Films". The assignment required us to answer a question of our choice (related to horror films), as well as analyse a horror film of our choosing. This video will also serve as a test for the more research-oriented and educational videos I would like to make. I ask that you leave your feedback in the comments so that I can improve.
For those of you who somehow haven’t managed to figure out where I am in this wonderful world. I and 25 million other people live in this small little country called Australia! ]And today (on the 26th of January) those 25 million people are celebrating Australia Day! However, for the majority of you who aren’t in Australia, I want to take this opportunity to show you some of the things my country offers and I would also like to explain a few "misconceptions” that anyone outside the country has.
Today, I will show you all are a few things that make Australia the amazing country that it is.
Hey, guys! Can we all agree that call centres and phone operators are the WORST THINGS TO EXIST ON THIS PLANET?
From automated machines that try to help you but fail, to hold music that makes you want to rip off your ears, to incompetent support employees that make you want to break your phone in frustration and everything in between, trust me when I say the whole experience is overall a very poor one!