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A video "how to" guide on Spoken Word Workshop
Anonymous
Hello
I am slowly putting together a video 'how to' guide on recording questions I get asked. This is something I have been meaning to compile for a while as I would really like to grow this side of the site, and there are some people who are just frightened to death of recording.... I'm here to show you how!
This guide and any further spoken word questions can also be found in the LoudSpeaker Poetry group:
https://deepundergroundpoetry.com/groups/loud-speaker-poetry/discussion/
I will be adding video guides here as they appear. If you have a recording question guide that you would like to see, please let me know and I can try and record it for you (if I know the answer!)
* The basics of using Audacity to record your poems: https://youtu.be/YuaXwXsbj9A
* How to add music to your vocal track in Audacity: https://youtu.be/3gjCtrsabf4
* How to create a spoken word video: https://youtu.be/S65nuryXWTU
* How to upload a video to Youtube: https://youtu.be/iHwm1AzKWSs
* How to add your Youtube video to your DU poem: https://youtu.be/TslaGH8_Qkg
* Ideas on simpler ways to record your poems: https://youtu.be/9B5h1gzzuqU
* How to deal with poem reading anxiety & nerves: https://youtu.be/G5GBB0EW12E
Hey Missy, great idea.
I just watched your tutorials, as you know, I have always used audacity, my favourite recording/editing software. Considering how long I have been using it, I've never experimented with those tools in the square boxes lol. That time shift tool will come in handy.
I noticed when you did the noise reduction, you repeated the same effect to clear more of the noise. You may already know, but just in case, if you are going to repeat the last effect, you can just click on "repeat last effect" it is above "amplify" You can also drag and drop music into your audio.
Thank you for these, so many may be encouraged to have a go.
I just watched your tutorials, as you know, I have always used audacity, my favourite recording/editing software. Considering how long I have been using it, I've never experimented with those tools in the square boxes lol. That time shift tool will come in handy.
I noticed when you did the noise reduction, you repeated the same effect to clear more of the noise. You may already know, but just in case, if you are going to repeat the last effect, you can just click on "repeat last effect" it is above "amplify" You can also drag and drop music into your audio.
Thank you for these, so many may be encouraged to have a go.
Anonymous
Magdalena said:Hey Missy, great idea.
I just watched your tutorials, as you know, I have always used audacity, my favourite recording/editing software. Considering how long I have been using it, I've never experimented with those tools in the square boxes lol. That time shift tool will come in handy.
I noticed when you did the noise reduction, you repeated the same effect to clear more of the noise. You may already know, but just in case, if you are going to repeat the last effect, you can just click on "repeat last effect" it is above "amplify" You can also drag and drop music into your audio.
Thank you for these, so many may be encouraged to have a go.
Hey 👋
Thanks for that. I’m aware of the button, but better to repeat while I’m explaining it so people get used to where it is
Thanks for your support on this. Spoken Word has always been a passion of mine, so if I can encourage others to start experimenting with their audio creations, then that would be just grand 😊
I’m going to add more tutorials.... I have a lot of time on lockdown right now
I just watched your tutorials, as you know, I have always used audacity, my favourite recording/editing software. Considering how long I have been using it, I've never experimented with those tools in the square boxes lol. That time shift tool will come in handy.
I noticed when you did the noise reduction, you repeated the same effect to clear more of the noise. You may already know, but just in case, if you are going to repeat the last effect, you can just click on "repeat last effect" it is above "amplify" You can also drag and drop music into your audio.
Thank you for these, so many may be encouraged to have a go.
Hey 👋
Thanks for that. I’m aware of the button, but better to repeat while I’m explaining it so people get used to where it is
Thanks for your support on this. Spoken Word has always been a passion of mine, so if I can encourage others to start experimenting with their audio creations, then that would be just grand 😊
I’m going to add more tutorials.... I have a lot of time on lockdown right now
Anonymous
New video tutorials just added on the first post:
* How to create a spoken word video
* How to upload a video to Youtube
* How to add your Youtube video to your DU poem
* How to create a spoken word video
* How to upload a video to Youtube
* How to add your Youtube video to your DU poem
Anonymous
Thanks for doing this Missy. Will be bookmarking and using these for sure. Great resource.
Anonymous
New video added to the first post: Ideas on simpler ways to record your poems. 🎤
Anonymous
David_Macleod said:An excellent idea yet another positive string to your bow
I will ponder this more and give some input if you want
Nice one!
I’m planning on doing some performance and delivery workshop articles further down the line, so perhaps you could hit me up with some useful stage tips further down the line, Mr. theatre man 👌🏻
I’d be interested too. I’m now performing live fairly regularly (in a pre-lockdown world) but it’s always a good thing to hear tips and advice from others. I guess we never stop learning
I will ponder this more and give some input if you want
Nice one!
I’m planning on doing some performance and delivery workshop articles further down the line, so perhaps you could hit me up with some useful stage tips further down the line, Mr. theatre man 👌🏻
I’d be interested too. I’m now performing live fairly regularly (in a pre-lockdown world) but it’s always a good thing to hear tips and advice from others. I guess we never stop learning
Anonymous
New video added to the first post: how to deal with poem reading anxiety & nerves ☀️
Anonymous
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