Stonehearth Meet the Hearthlings YouTube Series Launch: Worker

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#1

Hello everyone!

I have had a soft spot for Stonehearth for some time, here is a video introducing the dependable Hearthling worker!
This is a little new for me however I am interested in making this a series covering the other roles, what do you think?
Any feedback is appreciated, thank you!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUdAxivZxLg&feature=youtu.be

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#2

Great video Quirky Turtle :slight_smile: What will be the next class?

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#3

That was cute! I think this is a good means of introducing a new player to the feel of the game as a community builder and the basic ideas of what the classes are meant to do. Keep going!

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#4

This is so freaking cute!

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#5

Really good video, @QuirkyTurtle! It fits the style of the game, it has a humorous approach, and it really has some cuteness over it :slight_smile:

The only “negativ feedback” I would be able to provide, is that - too me - it seems that your audio got some highpitch peaks in it.

Example on possible reasons for these peaks:

  • Bad microphone; this does not seem to be the case though, because your audio is quite crisp otherwise.
  • Highly increased output-volume; if you talked very low while recording and then had to increase the output volume a lot for the video it self, peaks may arise.
  • My ears simply are a bit too sensative today for whatever reason :stuck_out_tongue:

If it happens to be that case 2 above is true in your scenario, “all you have to do” is to make sure to increase the input-volume of your microphone a bit. (it’s better to increase the input-volume before recording, than it is to increase output-volume after performing the recording).
Just keep in mind to not go all the way to 100 though ^^

Of course there could be other reasons, too - it could even be that there are no peaks and instead my ears are just “too sensative” today. Also, these possible peaks are not “the end of the world”; they are simply the only negative thing I could find at all!
However, if you want to discuss audio-stuff for YouTube videos, feel free to let me know :slight_smile:

Ps. your name is awesome - just saying it brings happiness to my heart!

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#6

Thank you! I have yet to consider my next video, I guess whatever class inspires me next :slight_smile:

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#7

Hi Hamnisu,
It is probably the output volume, I do speak rather quietly.
I actually recorded the audio via audacity and followed a YouTube video regarding how to make my audio sound better, so if you have any tips on the correct way to edit audio in audacity that would be fantastic!

#8

There are two “easy” fixes for this scenario:

  1. Increase your input-volume.
  2. Speak-up, soldier! :stuck_out_tongue:

I, too, am a “quite talker” and used to have quite the issues “back in the days” - and, to fix the volume-issues in my videos/streams, I decided to go with fix number 1.

First things first, in your Audacity window, have you increased the input-volume to a high level? (input and preview-output volume sliders are found in the top right corner)
Additionally, you should check your microphone settings.

For now, I’ll assume you are a Windows user.
In your taskbar at the (most likely) bottom of your screen, there is a speaker-icon. Right-click it, and select “Recording Devices” (or something similar).
Locate your microphone in the list, and select Settings. Select the “Advanced”-tab, and increase the quality as much as you can. Mine is set as “Channel 2, 16 bits, 48000 Hz”.

Are you increasing your output-volume directly in Audacity or via your Video Rendering software?

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#9

you should make a “meet the hearthling” video ala “meet the team” from TF2.

A footman showing off his awesome sword talking to another hearthling would be pretty cute!

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#10

What a cute video! Very well designed. I don’t have much in the way of constructive feedback besides “Please make more!” :laughing: Sub’d.

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#11

This is the cutest thing ever. Please make more!

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