The only thing I miss about Adobe Audition is the Remix function (which automatically does this above) and the Spectral Frequency Display, to clean up the audio. The latter would very much like Fairlight to implement.
One constructive criticism I would like to say, for the ones who actually focus on the background music, is that when you join 2 parts of a music track is to remember to keep the musical phrase intact. For example in 4/4 musical phrase you would normally count from 1 to 8 on the beat and when you cut and paste music together, you should technically cut on the beat in the phrase and paste to next count up. For example if you cut just before the 5th beat of a musical phrase then you should paste a piece strating with the 5th beat of a musical phrase to keep music integrity and will make everything a much more pleasing listening experience.
Used to be a dance teacher in my younger days and used to make 4 track cassette music for my students, did not have today's tech to cut on tbe beat, you needed real good timing to hide your music cuts, lol.
@@pretor706 a musical phrase has a beginning and an end, in reality a true musical phrase has 16 counts or beats if you prefer but most count a musical phrase in counts of 8 beats in 4/4 tempo. So when you mix 2 parts of a song, you should always take into account where you cut in a musical phrase and paste the new part starting continuing the count as if you did not cut the musical phrase at all, it will make it seamless. FYI, if you listen to most songs, the 1st beat of every musical phrase is always accentuated (stronger, louder) compared to beats 2 to 8. This helps you find the beginning of the musical phrase. Hope this helps answer your question.
Gold video. Always feel limited when finding music for videos (finding the right length, tempo etc) so this super handy. New subscriber. Thanks so much 👍🏻🇬🇧
I felt like I leveled up thanks to this video, lol. Thanks so much for explaining it well! I had to do some digging on the crossfade because I have v15, not v17, but everything else was perfect for guiding me in the right direction.
Hi Jason, went right along and lengthend some music but how do I save the file for later use? I also used your Tutorial on background noise reduction but not sure if I have to do it for every clip in my movie. Great job you´re doing, thanks!
I needed this. Can u please make a vid on installing da Vinci resolve 17, cause I tried to update from 16 to 17 and it took a few moments to download but hours past but it didn't install😶 I see many check boxes while installing (like blackmagic raw player, resolve panels and stuff), are they important?
Hi! You can check out my DaVinci Resolve 17 crash course, in the beginning I show how to install the program. Here’s a link th-cam.com/video/H2R58yGI9f4/w-d-xo.html
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks , would you recommend some free video editing software for windows. I tried Da vinci resolve but it works on Gpu, any recommendations that work good on CPU?
The Free version of Resolve mostly works on CPU, very little GPU. GPU is only used in Studio. I haven't really used any other video editors other than iMovie and that was a long time ago. 😜
When you released this tutorial, I thought to myself "I guess I will never need to make a music clip longer!". Well, you guessed right! Today I had to do exactly that. So, to cut a long story short, when Master Jason gives you videos, watch them and store them for future use, because you never know when the Empire will strike back. 😁 🤣 May the DaVinci Resolve Force be with us!!!
Nice! Glad the video came in handy! I base a lot of videos off of requests from people. It's all usually pretty practical. Glad this one helped! Thanks for dropping a comment! 😁👍
Just copy it a bunch of times, then reselect all the copies and copy all of them so you have more file to copy, then select all the files and copy again, etc. until you get to an hour. This way your ‘copies’ get exponentially longer. Does that make sense?
Hi jason i have a question that's not related to this video. hopefully you can help me. In DR17 i get a lots of audio skipping and ticking noises while playing back on the timeline. It never did this with DR16. any ideas or recommendations you can give? i use a ssd drive by the way
Hi! Strange, have you tried opening one of your old projects from 16 in 17 and see if it works ok? I wonder if it has something to do with the sample rate of the audio? Also check the preferences and make sure you're using as much ram as you can - maybe it got changed somehow. You an also try adjusting some of the settings in this video: th-cam.com/video/9R47o6kZrDU/w-d-xo.html Hopefully some of this will help.
Hey Jason, when I put a music track from epidemic sound into my resolve timeline, it seems jumpy and not really quite right. Have you come across this? The track is fine when playing outside of resolve.
Hi! Sounds like a playback issue. Do you have video at the same time as the music? You can try some of the tips in this video, it might help: th-cam.com/video/9R47o6kZrDU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the cross fade tip! I used to just copy the song and sometimes it doesn't sound right, with the cross fade I am sure it will sound better, I am in fact editing a video right now so I will use this tip in my next video!
Hi Jason, I've been looking for a while, but never really find a solution to this audio problem... Maybe you can help? How do you lengthen a slowed down audio clip? I don't want to extend it by duplicating parts of the sound effect, just want that SFX to slowdown and lengthen.
Hello hey pal how are I wanted to ask you for your help I have two tracks that are two minutes I believe but I’d like to make the tracks to be like five minutes would you be able to help me out how do I do this I have a MacBook Pro laptop but the videos are from TH-cam
thank you SO MUCH! this has been a gamechanger for me. I've struggled with this one video where I just couldn't find a smooth cut and cross fade in edit mode didn't do the trick. The fairlight function where you can pull the start of the transition works so smooth! Thank you very much
Jason, thank you for another awesome vid! I’m having trouble determining appropriate background music volume/decibels while I’m talking: the music sounds louder when I listen through earphones, but low when I listen through my laptop’s speakers. Do you have a preference for how you gauge background music volume? In other words, do you base it off how it sounds from a phone, laptop speakers, headphones, etc.?
Hi, thanks! I know exactly what you're saying, its going to sound different between headphones, speakers, etc. Typically I set the music level by looking at the meters. That's the best way to make sure you have good levels for the music. Generally I set the background music levels to somewhere around -25db to -30db. Sometimes you can got a little louder than -25db, but not often and it depends on what the music track is like. Once I set the levels, then I see how it sounds on headphones vs my laptop speakers. If you want to get fancy, you can use the automatic audio ducking: th-cam.com/video/dw88MGM9w0o/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski Gotcha- thanks for that breakdown! I have a lot of tracks, and some of them are recorded louder or softer than others, so I have to custom-adjust each one (as opposed to setting the levels for the entire track). I'll keep the -25 to -30 db level in mind!
HI! That's strange, are you trying to add the middle fade in the Fairlight tab or the Edit tab? I found sometimes it won't put it in the middle in Fairlight, but it will in Edit. Also the inspector gives you different options in each tab. Hope this helps!
@@JasonYadlovski I tried in both the edit and fairlight tabs. Maybe I need to reinstall my resolve 17 haha. I just lined up the music to make the audio transition not be noticeable. Took a while
That’s crazy, you should not have to redo it. Maybe try just restarting Resolve. Something seems a little weird but it should work OK. Sometimes Crossfade to work just fine when it’s on either side as well.
No, it's not a full DAW. It's still missing some functionality to do that. I use Reaper to record multichannel bands, then you can always export to use in Resolve.
Hey there, I was just wondering if you know how to ''infinitely'' loop songs? obviously you can't infinitely loop a video (imagine the rendering time!), but it should start and end in a way to give the appearance of being a seamless infinite loop. Is it possible, or would I need to find a song that is designed specifically for this purpose?
Hi! You can loop any song for any length of time you'd like. You just need to find a spot to cut the clips together where it makes sense in the music. Then You can do that as many times as you'd like for the length you want.
Hey, how do I send a signal of a track to a different headphone. Say after a vocal record, if the vocalist wants to listen to his own voice, then how do I send that just recorded track signal to his headphone 🎧 Please help
didn't get the notice... sooooo searching I went ;) what if it's from the YT library? this program is just incredible on the amount it allows you to do
There I was, thinking that I already knew how to do this but decided to watch, just in case I learned something new - and hey man, I've learned heaps from this. So, THANK YOU very much Jason, for another awesome video. Very much appreciated, from Alison Hood in Western Australia 😁👍
You’re welcome, glad you learned a little something extra. 😜 many times I try to include extra little nuggets of info that people might not know in the videos. 😁
@@JasonYadlovski I've learned about 98% from you on how to use DR. 😄🥰 (though I have to reduce the speed so that I have time to absorb your special nuggets 🤣)
how do I increase the entire length of an audio track? No cuts no other edits. I don't care of the pitch change, I don't want to cut it. I recorded a track of a microphone and it's just not matching the rest of the video recording for some reason. It's just me talking and it doesn't match the other person talking on the audio track from the video. I just need my track to be stretched.
this is made near impossible when the waveform is pretty much a solid block. and if i zoom in then i cant fit the whole song on my screen anymore by the time it no longer looks like a solid block. basically having to do this purely by guessing and ear.
I was stoked when Pr introduced their “Remix” feature, it is a phenomenal tool. With that said, I figured DaVinci wouldn’t be too far behind. Clearly I was wrong…jeeesh, even Filmora beat them to it. I really hope they add it to the next update! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😒
Towards the end you started going so fast that I wondered who you were even talking to? It's like you stopped being a teacher, totally forgot that you were making a tutorial for people who have never done this before, and were just editing the clip for your own personal purposes. You were doing all this stuff that I didn't even know you could do in Davinci, and you didn't explain it. This is another one of those frustrating tutorials that only explains part of what you're doing and leaves beginners wondering about the rest. I'm partly venting because this is CONSTANT whenever I watch tutorials across multiple channels and even among the paid tutorials, but I'm also telling you because I hope that the next time you make a tutorial you will slow down, consider your audience, and explain what you're doing. I wish you and everyone else making tutorials would do this. But I'm also grateful what whatever I can get, so thank you.
The only thing I miss about Adobe Audition is the Remix function (which automatically does this above) and the Spectral Frequency Display, to clean up the audio. The latter would very much like Fairlight to implement.
Hopefully they are in those features, they’re always make an improvement and resolve just keeps getting better and better. 😜👍😁
Have you found an alternative to this? I use DR
yeahhh, tell me about it ...I would hope they update this..like NOW
One constructive criticism I would like to say, for the ones who actually focus on the background music, is that when you join 2 parts of a music track is to remember to keep the musical phrase intact. For example in 4/4 musical phrase you would normally count from 1 to 8 on the beat and when you cut and paste music together, you should technically cut on the beat in the phrase and paste to next count up. For example if you cut just before the 5th beat of a musical phrase then you should paste a piece strating with the 5th beat of a musical phrase to keep music integrity and will make everything a much more pleasing listening experience.
Thanks so much for sharing! I agree with you. 😁👍
Used to be a dance teacher in my younger days and used to make 4 track cassette music for my students, did not have today's tech to cut on tbe beat, you needed real good timing to hide your music cuts, lol.
That’s awesome!
What's phrase? In this context. Thanks
@@pretor706 a musical phrase has a beginning and an end, in reality a true musical phrase has 16 counts or beats if you prefer but most count a musical phrase in counts of 8 beats in 4/4 tempo. So when you mix 2 parts of a song, you should always take into account where you cut in a musical phrase and paste the new part starting continuing the count as if you did not cut the musical phrase at all, it will make it seamless. FYI, if you listen to most songs, the 1st beat of every musical phrase is always accentuated (stronger, louder) compared to beats 2 to 8. This helps you find the beginning of the musical phrase. Hope this helps answer your question.
Thanks! Just what I needed to do today.
Gold video. Always feel limited when finding music for videos (finding the right length, tempo etc) so this super handy. New subscriber. Thanks so much 👍🏻🇬🇧
Thanks! Yeah I think I pretty much always have to make a song 'fit' the video I've got. Rarely does it just fit without editing. 😜
I felt like I leveled up thanks to this video, lol. Thanks so much for explaining it well! I had to do some digging on the crossfade because I have v15, not v17, but everything else was perfect for guiding me in the right direction.
Awesome, glad my videos can help you level up! We all try to get better, keep at it! 👍😁
Well done, thank you
You’re welcome!
I wanted this, finally , Thanks for this tutorial
You're welcome!
I like your teaching style, well done videos, I am new to editing, you make the best videos
Thanks so much! I appreciate your honesty and kind words. Glad you find my channel helpful, thanks for being part of the community! 👍😁
Hi Jason, went right along and lengthend some music but how do I save the file for later use? I also used your Tutorial on background noise reduction but not sure if I have to do it for every clip in my movie. Great job you´re doing, thanks!
Hi! You can just drag the file from the timeline back into the media pool and it should make a new sub clip for you I think. 😁
I needed this. Can u please make a vid on installing da Vinci resolve 17, cause I tried to update from 16 to 17 and it took a few moments to download but hours past but it didn't install😶
I see many check boxes while installing (like blackmagic raw player, resolve panels and stuff), are they important?
Hi! You can check out my DaVinci Resolve 17 crash course, in the beginning I show how to install the program. Here’s a link th-cam.com/video/H2R58yGI9f4/w-d-xo.html
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks 😀
You are my favourite youtuber 👏😀
Great video!
Thanks! 👍😁
Hi , what if the song is 3 minutes and I want to make it 5 hours?
I will have to copy paste again amd again ?
Yeah but as you get a few copies in there, select all of the copies and copy all of them, etc. so you can make it real long pretty quick.
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks , would you recommend some free video editing software for windows.
I tried Da vinci resolve but it works on Gpu, any recommendations that work good on CPU?
The Free version of Resolve mostly works on CPU, very little GPU. GPU is only used in Studio. I haven't really used any other video editors other than iMovie and that was a long time ago. 😜
When you released this tutorial, I thought to myself "I guess I will never need to make a music clip longer!". Well, you guessed right! Today I had to do exactly that. So, to cut a long story short, when Master Jason gives you videos, watch them and store them for future use, because you never know when the Empire will strike back. 😁 🤣 May the DaVinci Resolve Force be with us!!!
Nice! Glad the video came in handy! I base a lot of videos off of requests from people. It's all usually pretty practical. Glad this one helped! Thanks for dropping a comment! 😁👍
Thanks!
You're welcome! Thank you for your support!
How to make 30 second clips as long as 1 hour long fast? just sounds to play on repeat without doin the clips manually
Just copy it a bunch of times, then reselect all the copies and copy all of them so you have more file to copy, then select all the files and copy again, etc. until you get to an hour. This way your ‘copies’ get exponentially longer. Does that make sense?
Hi jason i have a question that's not related to this video. hopefully you can help me. In DR17 i get a lots of audio skipping and ticking noises while playing back on the timeline. It never did this with DR16. any ideas or recommendations you can give? i use a ssd drive by the way
Hi! Strange, have you tried opening one of your old projects from 16 in 17 and see if it works ok? I wonder if it has something to do with the sample rate of the audio? Also check the preferences and make sure you're using as much ram as you can - maybe it got changed somehow. You an also try adjusting some of the settings in this video: th-cam.com/video/9R47o6kZrDU/w-d-xo.html Hopefully some of this will help.
@@JasonYadlovski hello Jason thank you for getting back to me my friend. I will give your suggestions a go. Godbless and have a great week
You’re welcome, hope you have a blessed week as well! 😁👍
I saw that adobe Primer add a mix feature that do it automatically - is there any new updates in Davinci Resolve similar to it ?
Unfortunately results can’t do that yet but hopefully soon they add that feature. 👍
Hey Jason, when I put a music track from epidemic sound into my resolve timeline, it seems jumpy and not really quite right. Have you come across this? The track is fine when playing outside of resolve.
Hi! Sounds like a playback issue. Do you have video at the same time as the music? You can try some of the tips in this video, it might help: th-cam.com/video/9R47o6kZrDU/w-d-xo.html
@@JasonYadlovski thanks Jason, that worked, thanks so much.
You’re welcome! Glad it helped! 😁👍
Do they have a Davinci version of Audition remix in Davinci 18.5?
No not yet.
Me sad. I must learn to do it manually, then. This video is perfect, thank you!
@@JasonYadlovski
Super.
😁👍
Damn... davinci 18.6 out and this still isnt possible with ai....
It will get there, I'm sure..😜
🇧🇷🇧🇷
😁👍
Thats not a good idea. That’s not going to work effeciently. A lot faster, flexible, and production quality using remix in Adobe Audition.
But what if you don’t use Adobe? 😜 thanks for watching!
Oh man been working all day trying to make my song longer and finally got it after this YT vid. Such a good feeling. Thank you so much.
Awesome, glad you got it! 😜👍
Thanks for the cross fade tip! I used to just copy the song and sometimes it doesn't sound right, with the cross fade I am sure it will sound better, I am in fact editing a video right now so I will use this tip in my next video!
Awesome! The cross fade will make big difference. 😜👍
Remix in Adobe Audition is great by the way!
I’ve heard about that, although I’ve never used it. Sounds like it’s great!
I think that's pretty good :)
Hi Jason, I've been looking for a while, but never really find a solution to this audio problem...
Maybe you can help?
How do you lengthen a slowed down audio clip? I don't want to extend it by duplicating parts of the sound effect, just want that SFX to slowdown and lengthen.
I’d try using the elastic wave and see if that does what you are looking for. I’ve got a video on it.
Hello hey pal how are I wanted to ask you for your help I have two tracks that are two minutes I believe but I’d like to make the tracks to be like five minutes would you be able to help me out how do I do this I have a MacBook Pro laptop but the videos are from TH-cam
I'd just make a cut or two where it makes sense, then copy the music and keep doing that until it's as long as you want.
great training thanks so much
You’re welcome! 😁👍
Thanks you for the Video. You helped me save hours of time. You have a new subscriber sir.
Awesome, you’re welcome! Welcome to the community it’s great to have you here! 😁👍
thanks, needed it
You're welcome!
thank you SO MUCH! this has been a gamechanger for me. I've struggled with this one video where I just couldn't find a smooth cut and cross fade in edit mode didn't do the trick. The fairlight function where you can pull the start of the transition works so smooth! Thank you very much
You’re welcome!
Any Tuesday tip on slow motion?
Not sure if I have a Quick Tip Tuesday, but I've got a whole slow-motion crash course: th-cam.com/video/mOI416-K8M8/w-d-xo.html
I don't know how you did it. It's not working for me.
What's not working, how can I help?
Jason, thank you for another awesome vid! I’m having trouble determining appropriate background music volume/decibels while I’m talking: the music sounds louder when I listen through earphones, but low when I listen through my laptop’s speakers. Do you have a preference for how you gauge background music volume? In other words, do you base it off how it sounds from a phone, laptop speakers, headphones, etc.?
Hi, thanks! I know exactly what you're saying, its going to sound different between headphones, speakers, etc. Typically I set the music level by looking at the meters. That's the best way to make sure you have good levels for the music. Generally I set the background music levels to somewhere around -25db to -30db. Sometimes you can got a little louder than -25db, but not often and it depends on what the music track is like. Once I set the levels, then I see how it sounds on headphones vs my laptop speakers. If you want to get fancy, you can use the automatic audio ducking: th-cam.com/video/dw88MGM9w0o/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
@@JasonYadlovski Gotcha- thanks for that breakdown! I have a lot of tracks, and some of them are recorded louder or softer than others, so I have to custom-adjust each one (as opposed to setting the levels for the entire track). I'll keep the -25 to -30 db level in mind!
For some reason I cant crossfade in the middle even after going into the inspector.... weird
HI! That's strange, are you trying to add the middle fade in the Fairlight tab or the Edit tab? I found sometimes it won't put it in the middle in Fairlight, but it will in Edit. Also the inspector gives you different options in each tab. Hope this helps!
@@JasonYadlovski I tried in both the edit and fairlight tabs. Maybe I need to reinstall my resolve 17 haha. I just lined up the music to make the audio transition not be noticeable. Took a while
That’s crazy, you should not have to redo it. Maybe try just restarting Resolve. Something seems a little weird but it should work OK. Sometimes Crossfade to work just fine when it’s on either side as well.
Another GREAT vid from our master!
Finally someone to tell us how to deal with the 0-3+3db stuff!
THANKS, once again!!!
You’re welcome! 😁👍
14 minutes aint a quick tip
Haha, very true. 😜 at least most of my quick tip Tuesdays are quick tips. 😁 every once and a while a long one gets in there. Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much
You're welcome! 😁👍
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Thank you buddy
You're welcome!
Pretty good!
Thanks! 😁👍
how do you literally stretch it - not cut and paste sections - so it slows down at the end?
There’s an elastic stretch feature that yup can try.
@@JasonYadlovski Brilliant thank you
You’re welcome! 😁👍
Is good
😁👍
Can davinci replace a daw ??
No, it's not a full DAW. It's still missing some functionality to do that. I use Reaper to record multichannel bands, then you can always export to use in Resolve.
@@JasonYadlovski thank you so much
Best channel on YT for DR tips and tricks. I appreciate that you do this Jason!
Thanks Jo! 😁👍
Hey there,
I was just wondering if you know how to ''infinitely'' loop songs?
obviously you can't infinitely loop a video (imagine the rendering time!), but it should start and end in a way to give the appearance of being a seamless infinite loop.
Is it possible, or would I need to find a song that is designed specifically for this purpose?
Hi! You can loop any song for any length of time you'd like. You just need to find a spot to cut the clips together where it makes sense in the music. Then You can do that as many times as you'd like for the length you want.
Great tip, Jason. Truly appreciated that. Keep going with the good work. Thanks a lot! =)
Thanks Marcelo! I appreciate your kind words, thanks so much for watching! 😁👍
Hey, how do I send a signal of a track to a different headphone.
Say after a vocal record, if the vocalist wants to listen to his own voice, then how do I send that just recorded track signal to his headphone 🎧
Please help
Hi! You'd have to change your output device preferences. Unless you create a bus that sends your audio out of Resolve, but I haven't tried to do that.
I love MUSIC Songs... I just hate the non-music ones.
You will hear no non-music songs in my house I tell ya...
🤣
didn't get the notice... sooooo searching I went ;)
what if it's from the YT library?
this program is just incredible on the amount it allows you to do
It doesn’t matter where the music from, you can do with any audio clip. 😁👍
@@JasonYadlovski cool, although I thought you can't dl from the YT library.
You can download from the YT library and edit them. 😁👍 I used to do that.
@@JasonYadlovski REALLY?!?!! god I think I should keep my day job lol, I need to research that now, you are a wealth of information lol
There I was, thinking that I already knew how to do this but decided to watch, just in case I learned something new - and hey man, I've learned heaps from this. So, THANK YOU very much Jason, for another awesome video. Very much appreciated, from Alison Hood in Western Australia 😁👍
You’re welcome, glad you learned a little something extra. 😜 many times I try to include extra little nuggets of info that people might not know in the videos. 😁
@@JasonYadlovski I've learned about 98% from you on how to use DR. 😄🥰 (though I have to reduce the speed so that I have time to absorb your special nuggets 🤣)
Awesome! I hear you sometimes this jersey moves a little fast through things 😜
how do I increase the entire length of an audio track? No cuts no other edits. I don't care of the pitch change, I don't want to cut it. I recorded a track of a microphone and it's just not matching the rest of the video recording for some reason. It's just me talking and it doesn't match the other person talking on the audio track from the video. I just need my track to be stretched.
Yes, you want to use the Elastic tool. Here's a video on it: th-cam.com/video/My8YSLOPTm8/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps!
Days before premiere pro remix tool 😅😅, but good to see the fundamentals of audio mixing!
👍
Thanks for your video, just give me some idea of how to improve. Keep them coming.
😁👍😜
Super useful! Thanks!
You're welcome!
this is made near impossible when the waveform is pretty much a solid block. and if i zoom in then i cant fit the whole song on my screen anymore by the time it no longer looks like a solid block.
basically having to do this purely by guessing and ear.
Sometimes that might be the only way.
Exactly what I needed ty ..
..
Awesome, you’re welcome!
that thumbnail tho
🤷🏻♂️😁
I was stoked when Pr introduced their “Remix” feature, it is a phenomenal tool. With that said, I figured DaVinci wouldn’t be too far behind. Clearly I was wrong…jeeesh, even Filmora beat them to it. I really hope they add it to the next update! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😒
I'm sure it will get there!
Nothing could be better than this thumbnail.
Wonder Woman = Wonder Jason 😂
Thanks!
High quality video. Appreciated! Please make intros shorter!
Thanks for watching!
Towards the end you started going so fast that I wondered who you were even talking to? It's like you stopped being a teacher, totally forgot that you were making a tutorial for people who have never done this before, and were just editing the clip for your own personal purposes. You were doing all this stuff that I didn't even know you could do in Davinci, and you didn't explain it. This is another one of those frustrating tutorials that only explains part of what you're doing and leaves beginners wondering about the rest. I'm partly venting because this is CONSTANT whenever I watch tutorials across multiple channels and even among the paid tutorials, but I'm also telling you because I hope that the next time you make a tutorial you will slow down, consider your audience, and explain what you're doing. I wish you and everyone else making tutorials would do this. But I'm also grateful what whatever I can get, so thank you.