What do you mean? I recently discovered your channel and I fins it to be great!
6 months ago
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In my attempts to score a recording, I realized that making score videos is a waste of time. Let me explain. Most if not all of score videos on youtube are low quality audio downloaded from youtube, which they download as an mp3 (it looses quality from compression.) The highest quality, audiophile grade format is lossless (like FLAC). You can notice the difference by listening to a score video and comparing the audio to the original audio source video. Even if editing with lossless format, I realized that most if not all people don't look at the scores, because I don't; I barely know how to accurately read sheet music anyways. Serious musicians will go to IMSLP and download and print the score for study. Original audio recordings on youtube are better suited for listening at the highest quality. I download those videos in FLAC format and keep them in my drive. Ultimately I stopped wasting so much time editing and focused more on practicing.
6 months ago (edited)
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思修在線中 Sissel Online
Probably, based on how the YT's "Efficient history" work, meaning score videos don't count due to "community guideline", I would need to shift focus?
6 months ago | [YT] | 3