[0:00] to my Taphouse today I'm going to show
[0:03] you how I make all of my shorts and
[0:05] videos for free though I'll also be
[0:08] using one paid app which isn't mandatory
[0:10] but I like to use it before that though
[0:13] don't forget like subscribe to start out
[0:16] you're going to need a few apps and I'll
[0:17] link them all in the descriptor box
[0:18] below firstly grab yourself OBS second
[0:21] is going to depend on your YouTuber
[0:23] model if you're 3D I recommend VC face
[0:25] if you're a 2d then go for vtube Studio
[0:28] once you've got everything you need we
[0:30] can get started go ahead and open up OBS
[0:32] pick the settings and then select video
[0:34] to choose your canvas size if you want
[0:37] to make content for phone screens only
[0:39] in example Tick Tock reels and shorts
[0:42] set the base canvas resolution to a 9x16
[0:45] ratio I'd suggest a minimum of 1080 by
[0:48] 1920 but I do 1440 by 2560 so I can zoom
[0:53] crop and do other editing if I need to
[0:55] in the future when you hit OK you're
[0:57] going to see that the window has now
[0:58] changed if you want it in Normal video
[1:00] format just drop the numbers around to
[1:02] make it 16x9 in the settings audio tab
[1:05] make sure your mic is selected or you're
[1:08] going to be recording with silence and
[1:10] also make sure your audio is set to a
[1:12] comfortable level by the bar next to the
[1:14] slider in the audio mixer tab time to
[1:17] set the scene firstly select your chosen
[1:19] background you can make it an image or
[1:21] video and the limit as your imagination
[1:23] first click the plus icon at the bottom
[1:26] and select either image or media Source
[1:29] depending on what you're going to use
[1:30] name it whatever you want and click ok
[1:32] now select your background
[1:35] as you can tell I like my aesthetic
[1:37] white background so I'm going to stick
[1:39] with that most likely you're going to
[1:41] need to adjust it to fit and once you've
[1:43] done that I recommend locking the sauce
[1:44] in place like so
[1:46] next add your vtuber the app has to be
[1:49] opened before you can select it so open
[1:51] it now if you haven't already click the
[1:53] plus icon and select game capture name
[1:55] it and then change the mode to capture
[1:57] specific window then select either
[1:59] YouTube Studio or VC face both of these
[2:03] apps can make themselves transparent all
[2:05] but the v-trooper itself so click allow
[2:07] transparency and turn off capture cursor
[2:09] if you don't want to accidentally show
[2:11] that off and then click OK once again
[2:13] adjust the source until you're happy
[2:15] lock it in place
[2:17] everything you need is now ready you can
[2:20] also add background music via the same
[2:22] media tab as you would if you wanted to
[2:24] add a video background and then all
[2:26] that's left
[2:28] is to make your video
[2:30] now I did mention that there is one app
[2:32] that I use that isn't free but I do
[2:35] enjoy using it and that is Premiere Rush
[2:39] I can use one form of footage in
[2:42] widescreen and make two types of video
[2:44] wide and tall so it saves a lot of extra
[2:47] time it also lets me add extra music
[2:49] messages or whatever else I want to
[2:52] throw in but unless you want to go extra
[2:54] detailed on your video making you don't
[2:56] need it you can do everything in obs I
[2:58] hope this helps and until next time
[3:01] double daps
[3:02] [Music]