8:16 Man, you just saved me! I started using tags a week ago and felt like something was off. I was falling into the organization trap. Thanks a lot! ❤
All things in this video are example of that how information should be presented for viewers to help them to get results of experience of other man and save life time for another goals, discoveries.
I've been using Obsidian for over a year. Indeed, when I had few notes, tags were not necessary for me. Now I humbly return to tags. And from a purely linear structure of Zettelkasten to PARA. Thank you for the valuable and inspiring video
This Mastering Obsidian playlist has been a great help for me. I've started using Obsidian since a couple of weeks ago, and it's been quite overwhelming because I'm a non-coder, but your channel has helped me a lot to understand the basic functions and how to go about.
Thanks Sergio. As a beginner, I'd like to understand the impact of using [[Tag]] or #Tag for tagging your notes (I am specially interested on applying this for my PARA based system)
Thanks a lot for explaining the nest tag feature, seems really useful. Also thanks a lot for pointing out the middle ground between MOC and group of notes.
Glad I made time to come to this one today. I realized I made a mistake. I migrated my Notion info over, and as I was doing the backlinks and organizing it, I was *adding* backlinks that weren’t in the text of what I migrated. Thinking, like, what can I attribute to this so they link and kinda guessing/making it up. When I went to look at my graph, it’s…. kind of a mess. I thought “I wonder if that’s what the tags thing is about!” and it’s look like I’m right. Have to go back and change a lot of it to tags, and only keep the actual content as backlinks and hopefully it will look like less of a single everything-is-related-to-everything mess of a graph. ❤ **After watching the whole video, though, and watching you search, I don’t understand how tags are any different than backlinks, since all it’s doing it connecting things together. It’s like the same function?
I actually want to use tags for abstract connections and it combination with Chat GPT, which help me to find them which in return should help me to free my own working memory
You mention that tags likely aren't necessary for smaller vaults, and in other videos have also mentioned "reworking" your vault as you did with switching to tags for some of the MOCs you didn't want...I'm curious, how do you go about restructuring your vault when you decide on a new system like that? Are there any specific tools or methods you use? I imagine for swapping some MOCs to tags, you can easily find all the files which link to the MOC, but would you need a script to then add the tag to each file? I wonder this a lot whenever watching videos on Obsidian, people always talk about doing these kinds of reworks and it seems like an exhausting task, especially if the vault is large.
Hi sergio, thanks for the video. I have a couple of questions: 1) in the first use case, what's the difference between a nested tag and a (sub) folder? 2) in the second use case, what's the benefit of searching for a tag instead of searching for a folder? thanks again
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🤔 *Introducción a las etiquetas en Obsidian* - Explicación de qué son las etiquetas en Obsidian y cómo pueden filtrar notas por temas comunes. - Las etiquetas pueden representar estados como 'en proceso' o 'terminado', o tipos de notas como 'filosofía' o 'literatura'. 01:24 💡 *Uso de etiquetas en Obsidian* - Ejemplos prácticos de cómo usar etiquetas en Obsidian para mejorar la organización. - Las etiquetas sirven como una capa previa a la creación de mapas de contenido (MOC) y como una herramienta para categorizar notas. 03:00 📌 *Implementación de etiquetas y etiquetas anidadas* - Demostración de cómo habilitar y usar la función de paneles de etiquetas en Obsidian. - Uso de etiquetas anidadas para organizar temas de interés antes de crear un MOC. 05:23 🏷️ *Uso avanzado de etiquetas dobles* - Ejemplo de cómo usar etiquetas dobles para búsquedas específicas en Obsidian. - Las etiquetas dobles permiten filtrar notas de manera más eficiente, como combinar etiquetas de 'filosofía' y 'notas perennes'. 07:17 🔍 *Estrategias de búsqueda y etiquetado eficientes* - Consejos para etiquetar de manera efectiva y buscar notas en Obsidian. - La importancia de etiquetar consistentemente para facilitar la búsqueda y organización de notas. Made with HARPA AI
hey guys, do you usually put your tags at the start or at the end of the note? is there like a best practice for that? Also does the tags shown up when you publish? (planning to use obsidian publish)
We can have a LINK/Tag that when clicked takes us (1) to-n-fro between files in a folder, (2)to-n-fro between folders in a vault. But can a link/tag connect to-n-fro between files/folders in "different Vaults"??!!
Side question for you here. This is the first video where it appears that you are using your new shire microphone. From a viewers perspective (mine) the sound is dramatically better than the other mic you were using. However, that is just my perspective. I’d like to know how much better do you think this mic is in your previous mic? Thanks
That’s great that the sound quality is better to you, you’re the first to have mentioned it! Are you asking if I prefer this mic(shure SM7B) over the rode VMP+? If so then yes I do. But it comes at a few extra costs. Not only is the shure much more expensive, but you also need some sort of preamp for it. You either use some audio interface that has a decent preamp such as the wave xlr or you use a weaker preamp such as the zoom H5 but you’re gonna need a seperate purchase to properly drive this mic which would be either a cloudlidter or a fethead. If you don’t yet have any of those then its much simpler and cheaper to get something like the wave xlr which can easily drive the shure. I use the shure because the room i record in has terrible acoustics and is not treated in anyway so using a dynamic mic like the shure is a no brainer. If I had a treated room I’d use something like an NTG4+ on a boom pole off camera. Hope this helps!
@@FromSergio Thank you for the detailed reply. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised you put a little extra effort into responding to my question so accurately. That is one of the reasons why I am transitioning much of my TH-cam viewing regarding obsidian over to your channel. You cover so many topics and such good detail it is a great fit for the way that I consume information. Not too general and not jumping down a developmental rabbit hole which can be tempting for people with that skill set. I am a little nerdy about sound quality, especially in TH-cam videos. I’m surprised so many people ignore that aspect of their communication. However, honestly your previous RODE mic was definitely a good one and I had no issues with that sound quality. However, the new SHURE mic has some significant and noticeable sound quality advantages. I am not a TH-camr, but I like quality equipment and quality sound and that kind of locked it in for me as my microphone of choice.
I may purchase the Elgato wave XLR Mixer to service both a preamp and for some additional control. Do you know anything about that particular device? Thanks for all the help
I'm so sorry I missed this, unfortunately the dashboard doesn't prioritize comments I've responded to, so yours slipped down but I knew I had a conversation somewhere that I unfortunately forgot to get back to! Thanks so much for the kind words, i do try to help out where I can and this is a topic I particularly like to talk about! Shure is good, I'm sure (no pun intended! ;)) that there are similar sounding mics at maybe half the price but my "studio" is not treated so a very gain hungry dynamic mic such as the shure actually makes a lot of sense. I do have to have it in front of me which is not ideal but its either that or worse quality so not a hard choice. I completely agree with you that too many people neglect sound which is so crucial. As a viewer I also notice it immediately and its hard to sit through a video with mediocre sound quality! I have the Elgato wave XLR. I have 2 of them actually. One for the studio and another for my work desk. It's solid and not too pricey. Can easily drive an SM7B without a need for an external amp such as a cloudlifter. The software is also very good. I have only had wave XLR and Zoom H5, wave xlr beats the zoom at a cheaper price albeit not portable. Hope this helps :)
@@FromSergio Thanks so much for all the detail in your reply. Very rare anyone will take the time to do something like that. Thanks again for your outstanding Contant. Seriously, it is so much better than most of the rest out there. Keep doing what you’re doing and you’re going to grow your channel like a weed on miracle grow. LOL.
Hi Sergio, great vid, and all your others are too. If I import a large number of notes from some other app, is it possible to apply a tag to many notes as a single batch command? Thanks!
Hi Philip, it's a good question, this was actually something I wanted as well when I adopted obsidian. I remember back then another user made a feature request to obsidian and I can see that same feature request is still active with comments so I can only assume it hasn't been implemented yet. Here's the link to that feature request: forum.obsidian.md/t/assign-tag-to-multiple-files/9750/7
On Joplin desktop you can multi select notes and perform certain operations. Not sure about bulk tagging. But once tagged, can bulk export MD files for obsidian.
Your videos are my go to for obsidian related query. They are really helpful man. Can you pls help me out with this one thing. Lets say I have a note A which is blank, and i am scrolling or reading some other notes and suddenly I wish to link a particular Block or line with note A and ALSO reflect that texts or line in note A Without copy pasting or changing tabs. Is there anyway to do this ??
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8:16 Man, you just saved me! I started using tags a week ago and felt like something was off. I was falling into the organization trap. Thanks a lot! ❤
All things in this video are example of that how information should be presented for viewers to help them to get results of experience of other man and save life time for another goals, discoveries.
Thanks Maxim! That's always my goal :)
I've been using Obsidian for over a year. Indeed, when I had few notes, tags were not necessary for me. Now I humbly return to tags. And from a purely linear structure of Zettelkasten to PARA. Thank you for the valuable and inspiring video
This Mastering Obsidian playlist has been a great help for me. I've started using Obsidian since a couple of weeks ago, and it's been quite overwhelming because I'm a non-coder, but your channel has helped me a lot to understand the basic functions and how to go about.
Thanks a lot, i'm glad! :)
Thank you for the SHORT and CONCISE videos! I'd appreciate many more of these!
More on the way!
I’m excited to get in on the ground floor of this channel! Really great content, professional presenter, great production values. Top notch!
Wow that seriously means a lot to a small creator like myself. Thanks for taking the time to brighten up my day! Have a great weekend :)
I think you hit the nail on the head with that comment
Thanks Sergio. As a beginner, I'd like to understand the impact of using [[Tag]] or #Tag for tagging your notes (I am specially interested on applying this for my PARA based system)
Great video Sergio, I'm getting a lot from this series! Can't wait for your video on templates!
Thanks Alex, glad to see you're still around :) templates is up next week!
Helped a lot! I'm thinking of using this for my Maths Error Log.
Thanks a lot for explaining the nest tag feature, seems really useful. Also thanks a lot for pointing out the middle ground between MOC and group of notes.
Glad it was helpful!
Glad I made time to come to this one today. I realized I made a mistake. I migrated my Notion info over, and as I was doing the backlinks and organizing it, I was *adding* backlinks that weren’t in the text of what I migrated. Thinking, like, what can I attribute to this so they link and kinda guessing/making it up. When I went to look at my graph, it’s…. kind of a mess. I thought “I wonder if that’s what the tags thing is about!” and it’s look like I’m right. Have to go back and change a lot of it to tags, and only keep the actual content as backlinks and hopefully it will look like less of a single everything-is-related-to-everything mess of a graph. ❤ **After watching the whole video, though, and watching you search, I don’t understand how tags are any different than backlinks, since all it’s doing it connecting things together. It’s like the same function?
I actually want to use tags for abstract connections and it combination with Chat GPT, which help me to find them which in return should help me to free my own working memory
Amazing idea. Have you implemented that?
Sergio, this was a VERY helpful video!! Thank you
You mention that tags likely aren't necessary for smaller vaults, and in other videos have also mentioned "reworking" your vault as you did with switching to tags for some of the MOCs you didn't want...I'm curious, how do you go about restructuring your vault when you decide on a new system like that? Are there any specific tools or methods you use? I imagine for swapping some MOCs to tags, you can easily find all the files which link to the MOC, but would you need a script to then add the tag to each file?
I wonder this a lot whenever watching videos on Obsidian, people always talk about doing these kinds of reworks and it seems like an exhausting task, especially if the vault is large.
You said around 4:56.."if we do the same witth out other notes....and whizzed through something...that I didn't follow''
Thanks Sergio. This was very helpful.
Glad to hear it!
Hi sergio, thanks for the video. I have a couple of questions: 1) in the first use case, what's the difference between a nested tag and a (sub) folder? 2) in the second use case, what's the benefit of searching for a tag instead of searching for a folder? thanks again
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🤔 *Introducción a las etiquetas en Obsidian*
- Explicación de qué son las etiquetas en Obsidian y cómo pueden filtrar notas por temas comunes.
- Las etiquetas pueden representar estados como 'en proceso' o 'terminado', o tipos de notas como 'filosofía' o 'literatura'.
01:24 💡 *Uso de etiquetas en Obsidian*
- Ejemplos prácticos de cómo usar etiquetas en Obsidian para mejorar la organización.
- Las etiquetas sirven como una capa previa a la creación de mapas de contenido (MOC) y como una herramienta para categorizar notas.
03:00 📌 *Implementación de etiquetas y etiquetas anidadas*
- Demostración de cómo habilitar y usar la función de paneles de etiquetas en Obsidian.
- Uso de etiquetas anidadas para organizar temas de interés antes de crear un MOC.
05:23 🏷️ *Uso avanzado de etiquetas dobles*
- Ejemplo de cómo usar etiquetas dobles para búsquedas específicas en Obsidian.
- Las etiquetas dobles permiten filtrar notas de manera más eficiente, como combinar etiquetas de 'filosofía' y 'notas perennes'.
07:17 🔍 *Estrategias de búsqueda y etiquetado eficientes*
- Consejos para etiquetar de manera efectiva y buscar notas en Obsidian.
- La importancia de etiquetar consistentemente para facilitar la búsqueda y organización de notas.
Made with HARPA AI
hey guys, do you usually put your tags at the start or at the end of the note? is there like a best practice for that? Also does the tags shown up when you publish? (planning to use obsidian publish)
Have you done your video on Template?
We can have a LINK/Tag that when clicked takes us (1) to-n-fro between files in a folder, (2)to-n-fro between folders in a vault. But can a link/tag connect to-n-fro between files/folders in "different Vaults"??!!
In graph view can we attch sub heading to the tags... if it possile pls help
Side question for you here. This is the first video where it appears that you are using your new shire microphone. From a viewers perspective (mine) the sound is dramatically better than the other mic you were using. However, that is just my perspective. I’d like to know how much better do you think this mic is in your previous mic? Thanks
That’s great that the sound quality is better to you, you’re the first to have mentioned it! Are you asking if I prefer this mic(shure SM7B) over the rode VMP+? If so then yes I do. But it comes at a few extra costs. Not only is the shure much more expensive, but you also need some sort of preamp for it. You either use some audio interface that has a decent preamp such as the wave xlr or you use a weaker preamp such as the zoom H5 but you’re gonna need a seperate purchase to properly drive this mic which would be either a cloudlidter or a fethead. If you don’t yet have any of those then its much simpler and cheaper to get something like the wave xlr which can easily drive the shure. I use the shure because the room i record in has terrible acoustics and is not treated in anyway so using a dynamic mic like the shure is a no brainer. If I had a treated room I’d use something like an NTG4+ on a boom pole off camera. Hope this helps!
@@FromSergio Thank you for the detailed reply. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised you put a little extra effort into responding to my question so accurately. That is one of the reasons why I am transitioning much of my TH-cam viewing regarding obsidian over to your channel. You cover so many topics and such good detail it is a great fit for the way that I consume information. Not too general and not jumping down a developmental rabbit hole which can be tempting for people with that skill set.
I am a little nerdy about sound quality, especially in TH-cam videos. I’m surprised so many people ignore that aspect of their communication. However, honestly your previous RODE mic was definitely a good one and I had no issues with that sound quality. However, the new SHURE mic has some significant and noticeable sound quality advantages. I am not a TH-camr, but I like quality equipment and quality sound and that kind of locked it in for me as my microphone of choice.
I may purchase the Elgato wave XLR Mixer to service both a preamp and for some additional control. Do you know anything about that particular device? Thanks for all the help
I'm so sorry I missed this, unfortunately the dashboard doesn't prioritize comments I've responded to, so yours slipped down but I knew I had a conversation somewhere that I unfortunately forgot to get back to! Thanks so much for the kind words, i do try to help out where I can and this is a topic I particularly like to talk about!
Shure is good, I'm sure (no pun intended! ;)) that there are similar sounding mics at maybe half the price but my "studio" is not treated so a very gain hungry dynamic mic such as the shure actually makes a lot of sense. I do have to have it in front of me which is not ideal but its either that or worse quality so not a hard choice. I completely agree with you that too many people neglect sound which is so crucial. As a viewer I also notice it immediately and its hard to sit through a video with mediocre sound quality! I have the Elgato wave XLR. I have 2 of them actually. One for the studio and another for my work desk. It's solid and not too pricey. Can easily drive an SM7B without a need for an external amp such as a cloudlifter. The software is also very good. I have only had wave XLR and Zoom H5, wave xlr beats the zoom at a cheaper price albeit not portable.
Hope this helps :)
@@FromSergio Thanks so much for all the detail in your reply. Very rare anyone will take the time to do something like that. Thanks again for your outstanding Contant. Seriously, it is so much better than most of the rest out there. Keep doing what you’re doing and you’re going to grow your channel like a weed on miracle grow. LOL.
7:30 prompts you to add different tags? How?
Was the term "Evergreen" covered in a prior lesson?
It wasn't. I have a video coming on that soon :)
Where is that video?@@FromSergio
what is evergreen notes?
Always useful, always relevant. Essentially. Like evergreen content is content you don’t have to maintain but it remains relevant.
Hi Sergio, great vid, and all your others are too.
If I import a large number of notes from some other app, is it possible to apply a tag to many notes as a single batch command?
Thanks!
Hi Philip, it's a good question, this was actually something I wanted as well when I adopted obsidian. I remember back then another user made a feature request to obsidian and I can see that same feature request is still active with comments so I can only assume it hasn't been implemented yet. Here's the link to that feature request: forum.obsidian.md/t/assign-tag-to-multiple-files/9750/7
On Joplin desktop you can multi select notes and perform certain operations. Not sure about bulk tagging. But once tagged, can bulk export MD files for obsidian.
I don't know if this is still something you need two years later, but the Multi Properties plugin allows you to bulk tag notes^^
Your videos are my go to for obsidian related query. They are really helpful man. Can you pls help me out with this one thing.
Lets say I have a note A which is blank, and i am scrolling or reading some other notes and suddenly I wish to link a particular Block or line with note A and ALSO reflect that texts or line in note A Without copy pasting or changing tabs. Is there anyway to do this ??
Watch my markdown video, it has everything you need :)
hei sergio, what software do you edit your videos on?
Hi, I frequently switch between Final Cut Pro and Davinci Resolve.
vc tem cara de brasieiro :) obrigada pela ajuda, estou nessa etapa entendendo como usar as tags ao meu favor
Português! Quase! :) Obrigado!
Thank you. Showing us how you use helps a lot.