The audio is perfect. It’s never even occurred to me that you might have hearing issues, or that something might be affecting the audio. Absolutely awesome work. Thanks for all you do!
3 years ago | 2
Your a legend dude. Thank you for everything past present and future. The sound is fine. Never an issue at all. In fact your sonic textures are exactly where they need to be and I would not like it another way thank you sir. Hats off to you for all the time and effort you put into making us nooobs understand the wonderful madness. Long may we all learn from one another. Stay safe This is the way....
3 years ago | 12
Audio is just fine - no issues at all. And now I'm even more of a fan - dood, you keep being so dang inspiring! TY TY
3 years ago | 1
I think your audio levels are spot on. I realized I was raising audio levels up too much in my own videos after watching yours
3 years ago | 1
Yes sir! Audio sounds great as always, no worries there. Thank you for the priceless cleanly and clearly presented content. Such an incredibly huge help!
3 years ago | 0
Man you make the highest quality tutorials about unreal engine on YouTube. Thank you.
3 years ago | 0
Hey William, you already seem to have a good grasp on your audio production despite being hard of hearing, and likely only using audio production as a side skill to compliment all the all super awesome things you do. With that being said, if you're looking to fine tune your workflow some more and need some more guidance on your DAW or set up, I hope the below helps. If we take your set up You already have a well rounded & smooth voice which that in itself makes for really easy listening, even for +20min videos or live streams. You've paired that likely with an SM7B mike,but in general with the smooth tones of your voice you could use so many large diaphragm mics or close proximity Lavs if you needed to and be absolutely fine. You've done well to capture a really good eq for yourself as well ( I hope you've saved those profiles!) Your annunciations are nice and clear because of this. When you change from front facing to desk recording there's a change,just die to positioning and likely screen reflecting your voice, but it's nothing bad at all, just different. What good here is that you've kept any room noise to a minimum, which is quite impressive. Some key average guidelines on the recording/ measuring and YouTube side is things are as follows, so if these figure sound familiar then you can certainly rest assured that you're doing really well already. Recording in ( fader in bound) -8 - -6 DBs Output Target 13-14 LUFs YouTube Volume compression ( stats for nerds) 100/100% ( your YouTube Volume / if any compression is happening 100=0 compression) content loudness (-9 - 0dbs) Ideally if you sweet spot -6 DBs here or -3 consistently, then you're only "under" YouTubes reference value by that much which would account most likely for 90% of YouTube, in your case your latest unreal - davinci video clocked -9.6dbs under YouTubes reference level, which is still absolutely fine. YouTube isn't compressing anything and you're not blowing up peoples ears, win! If you have any particular concerns about you audio workflow feel free to reach out. My music mentor was Def, and toured with cirque du soleil on the music management for a few years before she got some, disk implants I think. Either way, I feel especially for YouTube consumers, you're audio content is already above and beyond. Hope that helps some :).
3 years ago | 2
Your Channel is my favorite to be honest , when it comes in everything with unreal engine And i can say that the quality of your content is more than excellent
3 years ago | 2
Audio is great and i've been following your channel for a few years now and your speaking has greatly improved
3 years ago | 0
The audio sounds good but i'd suggest to go a bit slowly WHERE important things are getting explained like a particular setting or important points to remember b4 taking a particular action.
3 years ago | 3
Bro You have no idea what you are doing for my wife and I. Thank you so much for being so helpful and sharing so many tips in learning environment building. I had no idea you were deaf. I’m sure you hear that all the time. Keep up the great work! Just bought Davinci Studio . Thanks for the recc
3 years ago (edited) | 0
william may i ask one question? whats difference between epic and cinematic engine scalability? which better i mean i wanna push my project for a photorealism..
3 years ago (edited) | 0
The sound is good. Over all quality is very good. The only problem for me is my own lack of experience with unreal. How do I get in touch with you Will? Would like to buy some of your time if possible :)
2 years ago | 0
Our team use UE at work and always look up to your videos in terms of troubleshooting and improving our standards. No problem with the sound so far, mad respect to know you are deaf but still dedicated to share your knowledge
3 years ago | 0
You are a Legend bro! Your videos inspire me. The best there is. Audio is fine too. Really easy to follow. Just keep doin what you are doin and inspire others as you go. I’m learning so much through your channel. Hope your hearing problem gets better. Best wishes always!
3 years ago | 0
William Faucher
Hey everyone! I wanted to gather your thoughts on the audio quality of my last couple videos. Do you feel like it sounds good? Needs work? I ask primarily because I'm deaf, and genuinely can't hear things very well at all, even with hearing aids. Your input is appreciated!
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