Good video can survive with average visuals, but poor audio is much harder to ignore. Whenever I record voice overs or tutorials, the first thing I work on is reducing unwanted background noise. Kdenlive

TouchDesigner feels different from every creative tool I have used. There are plenty of great editing and motion graphics applications, but TouchDesigner has this strange quality where it feels less like

I still don't have a clear idea for my first video, and honestly the concept I had a while back just faded away. I've been sitting with that, trying not to force something that isn't there yet. Lately

A year ago, I was focused on doing what I already knew. Today, I’m learning skills that didn’t even seem possible for me before:• Crypto community management• AI tools• Content creation• Online business

The night started the way most of these nights start. A plan to hop onto a new video, nothing more complicated than that. I sat down and put together a rough script, just the bones of what I wanted to

I'm documenting my daily editing journey, even though there's a part of me that keeps pointing to the inevitable. That upper corner of my head that says I won't stick with this, that whatever I learn won't

The software I'm using is Kdenlive. I used to post a lot about it specifically, but writing about the details of one program doesn't really help anyone. So instead I'm going to focus on the basics. Create

hello hive family. I wan to use this opportunity to share my day 1(yesterday ) experience,from mistakes i made, what i learned and the top members that helped me here. First of all, i started learning

I created a simple short and it started out my way, in the order things actually happened. But the effect at the end was too good to save for last. I wanted to show it first, so I cut it from the end and

This is what a hard cut usually looks like when you break it down in editing. Two clips. You are adding the clips in the order you want to transition into, and the second clip is supposedly placed above

GLSL Lesson 4: Reshaping Light and Shadow with pow() Previous Lessons Lesson 1 Your First Shader: Painting the Entire Screen One Color In the first lesson, we learned the simplest thing a fragment shader

Editing has an essence that most people never stop to think about. Everyone focuses on the story, the plot, the arc, but almost nobody thinks about storytelling in terms of how a scene actually moves from

So far we have been looking at code and breaking it apart piece by piece. That approach is useful, but there is another way to learn shaders that is often more effective: Change things and see what happens.

One of the recurring themes in learning GLSL is encountering pieces of code that seem completely unnecessary. You learn about vectors. You learn about coordinates. You start reading examples from The Book

There is a real difference between an edit made to show off skill and an edit made to serve a story. A well placed cut at exactly the right moment can be more powerful than ten clever transitions stacked

Most people think shaders begin with shapes, or light, or noise. But they don’t. They begin with a line, and what you choose to do with distance along that line. This code, pulled from The Book of Shaders,

Hello Chess lovers! Welcome to the reminder post for round 23 of the HiveChess weekly tournament, held every Saturday. This chess tournament is held every Saturday and is hosted by me @samostically, you

I have been a long time user of Duolingo and even thought I have tried other apps, they haven't really stick to my Duolingo routine. To be honest, I have been t

Kdenlive supports offline speech recognition through Vosk, making it easy to generate subtitles without leaving the editor. If Vosk is not installed, open the Speech Recognition settings in Kdenlive. You

I edited for a week, learned a bit. Instead of just uploading, I went through multiple versions of it, even changing the topics of the videos. But the constant posting was based on what looked epic to