HOW I EDIT for Neebs Gaming!

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Adahop

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Published on February 5, 2018 7:24:23 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co_wq80NBcA

Game:

7 Days to Die (2013)

Duration: 1:21:43

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YOU ASKED FOR THIS MONSTROSITY! Sorry my soul appears to die somewhere in the middle. :D Thankfully this was a really fast, easy edit overall.
0:20 - Intro
1:32 - Syncing Footage
5:38 - Cutting Dead Space and Pointless Scenes
11:40 - Reviewing/Explaining First Cutting Pass
13:16 - Tightening Scenes
27:38 - Reviewing/Explaining Second Cutting Pass
31:10 - Choosing Angles
40:13 - Cleaning Audio
41:50 - Reorganizing Game Audio
42:51 - Finishing Game Audio and Normalizing Vocals
44:44 - Soundtrack
53:43 - Intro and Outro
1:05:20 - Sound Design
1:10:07 - Nameplates and a Missing Establishing Shot
1:15:38 - Finishing Touches (and a Crash)
1:18:01 - Rendering
1:20:49 - Woo!
1:21:15 - Thumbnail

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► THE PROCESS:
For a normal video I start by cutting the dialogue and completely ignoring the video. After a few passes of that, I move on to choosing angles. Once most of my angles are chosen, I then clean audio (cut out any segments of audio where individuals aren't speaking).

After that comes crushing all of the game audio into a single track in a way that aligns with whichever angle is being shown. I then normalize all of the game and vocal audio to be consistent throughout the video, and once that's reasonably good I add in the music, sound effects, sound design (the echos and muffled voices you hear in the videos) and nameplates.

Then are the final touches of adding in missing establishing shots as well as the intro and outro.

I am far faster now than I was when I was working on this episode, and my process has changed a pretty significant amount since then, but I thought some people might be interested in peaking behind the curtain a bit.

Outro music ►
"Easy Step" by Soundroll

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