Motivational speeches
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Starblazer
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- Feb 28, 2019
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Aren't they copyright-protected?
- Jan 23, 2015
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Look for the original speech.
Find out the name of the one speaking and just search for his/her name on YouTube and, that's it.
If the original has music in it, look for some other motivational speaker.
Wish you all the best.
This I have figured out by myself, but thank you anyway
- Jan 23, 2015
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Yeah, it sounds like I'm trying to be a smart-ass reading it now, but that was not my intention.
I don't see any other way finding out what you need than doing what I said and what you know already
Maybe I'm wrong but, that and maybe you can look at SoundCloud for more...
Bots-Scrapers
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Why not just take out the speeches and rebuild / craft your own video or whatever you are up to?
If you want to make it work you'll need to understand a few things ( fundamental things ).
Thank you very much!
DrPorn
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You mean Alan Watts and such like? All their content can be sourced from the original CD's. You can find the torrents online. I've noticed people have started doing it with Mufti Menk too recently.
Better idea, get a good mic and a mic compressor, and YOU speak the speeches. It's not hard, you have to learn a bit of voice acting from Youtube etc. and practice but it's the best way to get OC. I use a Sure SMB7 and a DBX mic compressor going into a digital hardware mixer. Works lovely and makes me sound like a pro. But on a phone call I sound like a retard. Defo worth the investment if you want to move into YT.
Better idea, get a good mic and a mic compressor, and YOU speak the speeches. It's not hard, you have to learn a bit of voice acting from Youtube etc. and practice but it's the best way to get OC. I use a Sure SMB7 and a DBX mic compressor going into a digital hardware mixer. Works lovely and makes me sound like a pro. But on a phone call I sound like a retard. Defo worth the investment if you want to move into YT.
leechesBleechin
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- Feb 16, 2017
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You beat me to it!
You can also select a portion of background in the audio file where the person isn't talking. Select noise reduction in effects, click get profile (will take what you selected) then ctrl+a to grab the entire thing, go back to effects>noise reduction, and instead of grabbing profile this time, screw around with the sliders or just leave it at default and hit ok. There might be easier ways to do this as well, like extracting vocal. but this is what i've always done.
- Apr 10, 2020
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Use your own content, best is to speak in your own voice with face.
I'm planning to start a new channel to test using TTS (text to speech). here's my plan. maybe this can help in you as well.
1. make it monetized first using by any means.
2. once monetized, order a video intro with a beautiful spokes person. better outro included.
3. start creating a video...
[intro] [main content] [outro]
4. upload and optimize.
[intro] is the beautiful spokesperson who speaks about the main video or the channel (in general).
[main content] can be anything. in my case is a TTS video. in your case is a motivational.
[outro] call to action and encouragement to viewers.
1. make it monetized first using by any means.
2. once monetized, order a video intro with a beautiful spokes person. better outro included.
3. start creating a video...
[intro] [main content] [outro]
4. upload and optimize.
[intro] is the beautiful spokesperson who speaks about the main video or the channel (in general).
[main content] can be anything. in my case is a TTS video. in your case is a motivational.
[outro] call to action and encouragement to viewers.
I have already reddit niche channel in this style
, but thank you for good intentions
- Nov 29, 2008
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Have you tried running the mp3 of these speeches you found through Audacity?
It’s an open source audio mixer app that can help you separate audio into different tracks.
It can go a long way in cleaning up a lot of the background music as well as noise.
You might want to consider that option.
It’s open source and free.
It’s an open source audio mixer app that can help you separate audio into different tracks.
It can go a long way in cleaning up a lot of the background music as well as noise.
You might want to consider that option.
It’s open source and free.
You can upload it on anther YouTube channel to see if it is copyrighted