Moonmoon

Hi Guys! So, if you keep up with my YouTube channel then you’ve already seen my latest video for how to get started on YouTube (If you haven’t, you can see it here), but there’s some things I want to cover real quick that I didn’t in the video, which are what editors to look into. Now, what I stand by in regards to equipment is that you don’t need it to begin making videos, all you need to do is get started and worry about the equipment later down the line (Don’t worry, you will still get subs and views), but something I think you should start doing right away is finding a way to edit your content. The reason for this is because you will take more then one recording per video and you need to be able to edit them, or at the very least put all the recordings into one continuous video. For PC and laptop users, I suggest using Davinci Resolve or Hitfilm Express 

Davinci Resolve, in my personal opinion, is the better of the two, but is also harder to learn or master, and is difficult to run on low-end laptops and PCs. The latter being why I often find myself relying on Hitfilm to edit all my videos. Both applications are fantastic for different editing, however, so don’t be too discouraged if you want to use one but find you can only use the other. 

for phone users, your options are a lot broader. I haven’t used any phone editors, however after looking it up I’d say Adobe Premiere Clip, Quik, and YouCut are your best options, as none of them download with a watermark. 

Adobe Premiere Clip has two editing modes: Freeform and Automatic. Freeform allows you to have control over your edit, and Automatic lets the app trim your clips and add transitions to speed up the editing process for you.The app can also automatically color-correct your clips, lets you add your own music to your videos or choose music from the built-in library. Quik is meant to speed up the editing process,  so it can automatically search your video footage to find good shots or moments, trim and edit your clips, and add transitions, but it also still lets you do things manually if you want to. YouCut is a bit more manual than the last two editors, but still comes with a lot of features (You just need to know how to use them). It has all the basic features including trimming, clip merging, color adjusting, video borders, speed control, slideshow maker, lets you insert music, and has several effects. 

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