From now on i will post all of my Nim for Beginners videos in here and take criticism/feedback here as well, unless it gets unwieldy and start doing a thread per video again. Other video series will get it's own thread of course.
Nim for Beginners playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tVIsDYPClA&list=PLvwc2YT9MFOlPPexrsY-t7BNTdg2Vsx06
If possible, when giving feedback/criticism on a specific video, please write it's title in your post so that i may know to which you are referring to.
I have the general impression that there's something wrong with the mic. Seems saturated and therefore clipped, but might just be me. Content is perfectly audible.
Thank you for your videos, I'm using them to share to friends what I play with in my spare time.
The audio quality is indeed lacking. The main issue of earlier videos was an overwhelming level of ambience, but it seems you dealt with it. However, clipping distortion is much worse! Most probably, the gain of mic preamp is set too high. In this case you need to lower it and compensate the level loss further in the processing chain.
Polarity inversion should make zero changes unless the sound is being mixed with other sounds.
Here's the guide written specifically for such cases as yours, it covers most of the topics of voice recording: https://indiscipline.github.io/post/voice-sound-reference/
If you have any questions, feel free to ping me on matrix or pop in straight to the mixing room there. I'll be glad to go over any issues you're having.
Please, don't neglect the sound quality, it's the first sign of professional-grade videos. And you'd like it to sound professional now, being sponsored for you work and all that, wouldn't you? ;)
Thanks for link and all.
Currently my OBS settings are the following:
Like i said above invert polarity has been removed. It does have a noticeable impact.
Don't mind my horrendous RST styling D:...
Okay i will get in touch with you most probably tomorrow. My settings have been mostly trial and error with some research(acoustics are not the problem, my room is just naturally built well).
Thank you for your time btw :).
New video on the topic of Object Variants Part 1(2 parts, second part coming in a day or two). I have also made a YouTube Short for these 2 videos of this topic, to be used as a highlights/recap video. Hopefully it's readable enough in this square aspect ratio, maybe someone has an idea on how to make it better...
YT Short(recap/highlights video): https://youtube.com/shorts/77PSKGlsKho Link to part 1 of Object Variants: https://youtu.be/B2wE8YZoGDA
Nim for Beginners Sets is now live at: https://pastecode.io/s/4g8poku0
This video will teach you about Sets in Nim and their pros, cons and use cases. There will be a follow up video on hashSets a very similar container type, that is a bit slower but can accept almost any data type, as well as more on Tables(hashTables).
Video description: This video will teach you about Sets in Nim and their pros, cons and use cases. There will be a follow up video on hashSets a very similar container type, that is a bit slower but can accept almost any data type, as well as more on Tables(hashTables).
Video description: In this video, we will go over hashSets and hashes that are used with hashSets, as well as hashing in general in the world. We will also refresh our memory on Tables(hashTables), and add some more on that knowledge.
Link to the written tutorial version: Nimib styled written tutorial version
Let me know if using the nimib styled script/written tutorial as the main focus instead of Visual Studio Code is better. Since the vast majority of YouTube is scripted and people really should know that, i decided that having access to what i am reading, would benefit the watcher. You learn more if you can both read and listen that just listening. But i will try to improve it anyways.
Video description: In this video i will show you how to find and sort data using loops, as well as with find and sort procs. Also Generics, more Overloading with and without Generics and Tuple Unpacking.
Link to the written tutorial version
There is also a lot of cut content as an Extra, which shows a lot more Generics and Overloading. Extra cut content
Video description: In this video we will go over sugar.collect, it's pros and cons, and compare it against Python's list comprehensions with some benchmarks.
I have added "discussions" to my repo for my Nim tutorials to have an organized way to discuss future video ideas, video improvements, remakes, etc. I have also posted a discussion on remaking my old videos up to the first SDL video, with my thoughts and ideas. If you also have ideas and suggestions, feel free to post them, here or over there :).
My Nim tutorials discussions page
I have also thought on the idea of having my own subreddit, but i think this "discussion" feature of github is just superior... I am not sure though, your thoughts ?
And also, i currently have 3 video scripts/written tutorials as work in progress on my github repo for my Nim tutorials, if you wish to view them, and or give your suggestions and ideas. Those are under the ˇWork in Progress" category on my github page at this link: My currently 3x WIP tutorials