Drive-Thru Review | Spider-Man 1 The Movie Game (GBA)

[@CommanderX47]

Radioactive spider semen

[@pixelmushroom]

The most powerful weapon of all

[@user-vi4eq2zd9u]

Quality content! Love the format, editing and style. Can't wait to see you cover different series/ games!!

[@campxbox]

Great video! I love that it was short but packed with info! I highly recommend checking out the Ultimate Spiderman game.

[@pixelmushroom]

Since the spidey game videos are doing so well for my tiny subscriber base, I plan on doing a whole series on spidey games! I'll check out ultimate spiderman later and add it to the list, thanks for the recomend.

[@gnbman]

As a proud new Fongoid, this video gets my webs a-shootin'.

[@pixelmushroom]

Music is super quiet, ill crank it up for the next few videos.

[@venomalastor8]

Mind me asking how you record your audio?

[@pixelmushroom]

Ya, I don't mind at all! It's a bit of a long process to be honest so please forgive the word salad to follow. I'm also no sound expert, just a guy with a mic so take anything I say or do with a grain of salt. I record in a small room with a few towels/blankets up on the walls to help reduce echo. I record on reaper (which is free to try if you want to use it) on a low volume with a low gain/pick up on my mic because you can always increase the volume on a sound file and recording on low volume can help with loud peaks within the sound file. I add 1 effect, an EQ which to be honest I'm entirely not sure what that means but it allows me to change how things are picked up in my mic, for example s sounds can often be really bad on the ears so I soften that particular part of my voice. Then I do the recordings, save it as a WAV file and edit the file on Audacity where I cut out all my butchered lines and keep the good ones. I then edit out background noise with the noise reduction effect in Audacity and you can find a few tutorials explaining that process on KZbin. After I feel it's edited to my liking I use Audacitys compressor which helps equal out sound across the file as far as I understand and export it as an MP3 Okay finally at the last step. I then open up filmora 12 (11 also has the same sound edit option) use the sound equalizer option which helps make everything a bit louder, crisper and also equal out the loud peaks with the quiet lows. Hope that helps out! Have a good day.

[@venomalastor8]

@@pixelmushroom Thank you for the notes.