Hey Ali, you don't really need to mention the word "bad" because the narrator stutters or pauses a bit. You never know why he does that, maybe this is how he speaks or maybe it's something private that's none of our business. Since you thought that content is helpful, that's great. If you want to give your constructive criticism, please be specific on exactly what needs to be worked on while also considering the other person's feelings.
We all have things we are struggling with and if this were an in person presentation compassion can be given of course but this is supposed to be a PROFESSIONAL VIDEO where he could've simply re-recorded or edited the lines he messed up, it comes off as unprofessional, so quit being so overly defensive and touch reality before you shelter people on the internet, thank you@@TechzAddictz
@@TechzAddictz Standard practice is to edit out stutters and stammers. Especially when you can't see the narrator's face anyway, it makes a smoother listening experience by removing a barrier between content and understanding.
the content of the video is good and helpful, but ts more like an audible book with a bad narrator.
Thanks for the feedback Ali. I've received similar feedback before and my newer videos have better audio: czcams.com/video/MRj1sEMcqmY/video.html
Hey Ali, you don't really need to mention the word "bad" because the narrator stutters or pauses a bit. You never know why he does that, maybe this is how he speaks or maybe it's something private that's none of our business. Since you thought that content is helpful, that's great. If you want to give your constructive criticism, please be specific on exactly what needs to be worked on while also considering the other person's feelings.
We all have things we are struggling with and if this were an in person presentation compassion can be given of course but this is supposed to be a PROFESSIONAL VIDEO where he could've simply re-recorded or edited the lines he messed up, it comes off as unprofessional, so quit being so overly defensive and touch reality before you shelter people on the internet, thank you@@TechzAddictz
@@TechzAddictz Standard practice is to edit out stutters and stammers. Especially when you can't see the narrator's face anyway, it makes a smoother listening experience by removing a barrier between content and understanding.
You need to be aware that many people won't understand a word you're saying in the intro with that loud music over it.
Sorry aboutt that, all my new videos have the music removed!