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@offbrands
Once again thank you.
Tomorrow evening it is.
Awesome.
🙏🏾
@offbrands @yellow_eyez
https://youtube.com/live/59KYzqwIfeg?feature=share
Here's the link.
Thank you.
Cool.
Okay, I don't know what happened there.
I'll check the link.
Edit.
I've checked the link and it was set to private.
During the stream it said Public so I'm going to see why it's doing that.
Thanks for the heads up.
Here's tonight's link
https://youtube.com/live/obdtImsEPyk?feature=share
No worries,
I knew it was a holiday by the time I started live streaming and by then I decided to carry on.
It was mainly tumble weed but when starting something tumbeweed is to be expected.
So I played some jazz guitar and did some vocal ideas, my voice is tired so it's not the greaest of performances
but it gives me a jist of what I'm after.
I'm on at a slightly earlier time of 10pm UK time tonight which is 3pm mountain time I think.
Pass by.
Sweet.
For those who are interested in live streaming on YouTube,
When you have under 1k subscribers, like I have, the live stream
will automatically be set to Private once the live stream is finished so
when you need to share the link after the stream make sure
that you check the settings in YouTube Studio
and set the recorded stream/s to Public.
Another thing to bear in mind is that it takes up to 24 hours for
the live stream to be processed until then the Live Chat text is not available.
The Live Chat is available whilst live just not after the fact until the video has finished being processed.
Not having the chats there can make the chat seem a little bit discombobulated.
Oh yes,...before we carry on.
We had our first dRambo London meet up last week Sunday
here in Deptford, London, U.K at a place called "Badger, Badger".
I will create a separate thread for this.
Later.
@offbrands @yellow_eyez
Thank you.
🙏🏾🤟🏾
Yeah, the questions were very cool.
Yes, OneShot is calling me however I've got to keep focused.
When I get OneShot I'll do a live stream about setting it up in dRambo.
Yuuup, we'll get to the templates. lolololol
As mentioned in tonight's stream I'll do a more drum focused stream at some point soon,
starting from scratch and then what I add for processing to get the sound needed.
No problem.
I'm enjoying the journey.
I'm starting to get into the swing of them and they are a lot of fun.
It's really cool seeing the names come up from my FB as well.
You and Moses are getting on like a house on fire.
Very cool.
@yellow_eyez @offbrands
I'm back on tonight at 10p.m.
See ya there.
Likewise.
Keep the questions coming.
Looking forward to it.
Seconds to go.
@offbrands @yellow_eyez
I think I'm going to keep it at 10 p.m. U.K time next week.
Though 12 a.m was late for many the first week was good so let's keep on going.
Your support is much appreciated and
the tracks are coming together nicely because of it.
Thank you once again.
🙏🏾
Chiming in to the original post.
OBS Studio is an amazing Windows/Mac that allows you to stream to Twitch, Instagram, and Youtube at the same time.
I highly recommend Twitch for livestream. Higher amount of audiences, and higher potential revenue
But that's all I have to pitch. Goodluck on the streams.
I've been using OBS for my earlier test streams this year
to both the dRambo Facebook group and YouTube.
That's how I was able to get the anamorphic look
when live streaming by using the Pixel 5 as a webcam
instead of streaming directly from the Pixel 5
which I'm doing right now hence the normal 16:9 ratio.
Here's an example of the anamorphic look.
https://youtube.com/live/kUzZNkUTTTY?feature=share
The wiset thing to do before diving in the deep end is to test the waters first.
Though I've spoken on the radio before
communicating via live stream is a different skill to learn
however thank you for the suggestions.
Good advice for all.
Thank you for the well wishes.
Likewise.