How to Edit Music to Your Video for Impact
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Step-by-step tutorial and tips for editing your music for maximum impact in your video. Featuring FCP X but useful for all editing systems. Featuring music by Artlist.io. Learn filmmaking from me! myfilm.school/...
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Cool. Looking forward to more info!
Great video! This video confirms that what I'm doing with music in my videos is good but I'm still have a problem with the pace of my videos. Any tips on pacing . I saw your other video but I'm missing something. Thank you!
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Hi Brandon, great tutorial as always. I have to say that I took this survey about the training course about 16 days ago, but still I don't receive any information about this course in my inbox......
You can say I'm copying your point, but this is exactly what I found out for my sequence reference/master. When I first start in this career, I realized "music is life of video". Love this channel, that's why
Always get excited when I see Brandon's notification.
This is super helpful, especially the tip for how to surprise but make the pauses inevitable. I love using art list as well and will check out your playlist!
the tip for the "hit point" was so simple, but so useful!
Great video! Virtually every second has helpful hints. Will kick my videos up another level for sure! Thanks, Brandon!
Really good one, as i started in music production before video i am always try to build this momentums and aha moments with the different audio elements, pregnant pauses are so important same as mix natural sounds with fx to create more alive moments. You are on top on this brandon. I think audio mixing and editing have a lot of similar creative aspects.
BTW Thanks for your meet up in London! It was an incredible opportunity, really appreciated it
Music adds life and drama to your clips. "Hit marks" help a lot. Thank you teacher for this video.
Your instructional videos keep getting better and better. You are far and away the best filmmaker on youtube.
Awesome to have you back! Great detailed info you don’t hear in every other music tutorial on this one. Thanks!
Hey Brandon. Thanks for the great tips always! Also. If you didn’t already know Mango Street gave you a shout out as their favourite filmmaker on TH-cam in their latest TH-cam video! I watched your video then theirs and they mentioned you! It’s around the 5:25 mark in their vid. Cheers
I saw, and listened to, your Spotlight on Artlist this morning. Great selections!
I love the camera movement.
You've scared me into inspiration tonight. There's a whole lot I've felt through watching your videos, as a filmmaker myself. Thank you for that!
Brandon, thanks from Russia!))) I'm a beginner in videomaking, and your videos are very helpful!)
It's a funny coincidence that you're showing clips from Seoul, while I'm editing my own videos from Seoul. Today I'm working on the Dongdaemun area, last time it was Gwangjang Market :)
Your guides are just brilliant Brandon. Expert knowledge, simple explanation with great use of visuals and examples. So glad I found and follow you! Cheers, Steve
Very helpful to us composers as well to get insight on how editors are using music. :)
greetings from mongolia! wish youtube had love button! super helpful video 😊
Great tips! Your videos always spark my creativity! I'm considering purchasing the Artlist lisence now that I'm starting to get paid projects. I'll be sure to use your code if I end up picking it up.
When you match the right image to the right song it’s the most cinematic thing you can do.
Thanks for this video, Brandon. Love your work and really appreciate all of the tips you give as well as the pure artistry in your “more creative” videos. 🙏👍👍👍👍🔥🔥
Thanks for sharing. I'm learning one video at a time! 😊
Thanks a lot for the great tips Brandon! Plus I like how you always demonstrate your advices with you awesome film excerpts, even with counter examples this time. It makes a really nice instructional content along with an inspirational one. 😌👍
Nice video! I think picking the right music is often the hardest part of editing, especially if done after hours of editing. So an additional tip is to pick the music before editing, or at least having an idea in your head about tempo and theme.
Damn Brandon’s video just Went to a whole new level!
When I see the examples you made, I’m like WOWWWWWWW!
As a FCPX user this was absolutely great!
I must agree with everyone who gets excited when they see your notifications. I’m like a kid in a candy store excited when I see the notifications
Gold as always from Brandon. It felt so good to wake up with a new video from you.
Best teacher out there. Now im gonna go create. 1st here 👍
Hey Brandon, you are awesome! Your videos are so informative and I learned a lot watching them. Even watched this one several times and getting a bit of a review on all areas in making videos. Looking forward to see more of these videos. Happy holidays.
Fantastic again!!!!! I love your channel.
I've already downloaded all the music you recommended on artlist 😅 great choice ;)
This is a great tip and very useful to understand how to edit music. Thanks Brandon!
These editing tutorials are fantastic. Thank you so much for taking the time to do these!!
Thank you so much for this. It certainly did help me to get a better idea on how to edit music tracks. Also thanks for showing artist io website. Pricing are very reasonable too
Some very crucial tips here! 👍
So helpfull Brandon! Take my pen, watch the video again and write down all the promising tips :) Made my day!!
Glad you're back, Brandon!!!
Simple Yet Beautifully Explained.
Thank you Brandon for your help!!!
Brandon loving your advise! I can't wait to implement it in my work. Thank you for sharing.
just signed up for artlist.io! Thanks man! Look forward to learning more from you on your future online course! :)
Your videos are awesome, thanks again for all the tips and advice! Just curious do you have an online course?
Waiting for the video for a long time
Great tip about markers in the timeline editing.
This was really helpful, thank you so much!
Love your footage. Excellent tutorial
Brandon you are such an inspiration to me and its my absolute dream to one day meet you and hopefully even help you with a shoot of yours. ❤🔥😁
Thank you Brandon. Really appreciate your insights!
Thanks dude, you´re the best man. Grettings from Málaga!!
Masterful tips, liked. You always provide so much valuable advice.
Great video as always! Thank you!
great tutorial, thanks for sharing
Great explanation! Really like how you show and explain the Editing parts ...really helpful
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Learned a thing or two. Thank you!
leaving earth, classic
thanks brandon :)
really nice work and very helpful Brandon thank you .
Good timing. Need a song for a project tonight. Will probably use your referral and advice!
Done!
So excited and helpful for learn scoring editing, thank's
Good quality content with awesome tips - as always! Thank you :)
Hey what happened with the email notification about your new video course? I never got any email after filling out the form
Same here :). Looking forward to your reply.
Great as always thank-you!
i do hope you get back on track. You are gold- Gracias
Like always amazing video, so much good information. Thank you.
Great tips Brandon! Thanks for sharing
Well done Brandon! 👍
Thank you for mking such videos!!!
Fire bro straight fire is your course ready yet for purchase!!!
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I hope you keep update :)
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Stoped everything I was doing when the notification came on.
Me too!
Thank Brandon.
Same here 🙌🏻
super informative
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Thanks heaps Brandon.
I really like the way you engage with your audience brandon. Thou, i know it's hard but this is one of my inspiration to make my 1st video. Hope you visit philippines again. Looking forward for your emails. Godspeed.
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Yes it is been a while, i miss your videos, you are so good and really my idol
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useful for us
I've missed your videos. So happy your back. Question, I have a Sony 6500 and the sigma 16mm f1.4. Would this be good for interviews for a documentary? Or should I go tighter?
Very helpful. Thank you so much
Excellent nice video Brandon.
Thanks Brandon. Waiting for the course by the way. You do one on one trainings too? :)
"R.I.P. My Ears" 😂 Brandon, if you're ever in Memphis, I'd love to shoot with you.
Great video.thank you
This couldn’t come at a better time. I’ve a client and they want to start off the video with an upbeat tempo and then end with a more melancholic indie music. It’s for a bag company and the first scenes are the bag being used in the city and the second part is the craftsmanship on how the leather bag is being made. Any tips how to pull this off? Transitioning from upbeat tempo to a slow indie feel sound. Also, you’re awesome
Gio Lee, Maybe with a music break in the middle like Brandon did, usingrecorded sound? Or figuring out if lowering down the first track and putting the beginning of the second one on the beat can work...
Following the White Rabbit thank you for the tip. I actually did have a break but it felt like the continuity was a bit off. I’m thinking of placing the interview footage in the middle then transitioning to the more mellow soft track. Hope it works.
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great thanks brandon
Great to know. This cost me a lot of time with my last project...not now!
Thank you so much!
Welcome back bro!
Great content as always, old chap
always nice videos, thanks
I just get Artlist love it but its not enough. When I search I find the same music and artists .
I love artlist, it's so useful! Out of curiosity, what are your favorite search parameters to listen through for finding tracks? I always try to find the big epic cinematic tracks, but was just wondering what you prefer? Keep up the good work!
I ususally search by mood first so I allow myself to be surprised by the genre. Most often I search by Dramatic, Tense, Inspiring. I'm usually on the lookout for tracks with more tension but less bombast (I don't need a Pirates of the Caribbean score). Then I narrow by tempo and sometimes genre.
Brandon Li Excellent! Thank you for your input!!