How to Motovlog in 2020 and Make BETTER VIDEOS!

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Very funny, no seriously. What should I get? A TURBO BUSA.

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[popkxmr]

Respect for these guys, I don't care if it's their day job or not. The effort made to create what is essentially free content for us is amazing. Much respect.

[tjey]

Wow, now that's skill and here I thought that all it took was an expensive camera, my respect for Motovlogs and Moto lovers has grown even more. Thanks.

[damarisduna]

Just a friendly tip, an easier way to sync audio is to highlight both respective audio(s) right click then select "sync audio" and it will do it automatically without you having to line up or match any audio manually.

[rocketrollsvlogs]

This was another great share. He's telling a lot of the fundamental secrets to his success. We appreciate your hard work Yam.

[undo]

Hey there! Another way to line up audio in premiere is to select the clip, and audio, then right click, and select "synchronize". Does exactly what you did, just a bit easier!

[mustangeas]

This was by far one of my favorite videos of yours that I have seen over the years, hearing and seeing you critique and break down your own moves and it's so easy to see that your loving it, definitely put a smile on my face to watch. Look forward to the next one.

[Calty]

Hi Yammie! I usually never comment on youtube, but felt like I need to right now. I've been watching your content for a good while. Two months ago I decided to go all in on the bikelife, but the licence price in Norway is demotivating, so I bought myself five 50cc mopeds to flip (Rieju RS2, 2 Yamaha TZR's, 1 ATV and a Derbi GPR). I've now sold three of them with a good cunk of profit. I only have a car licence, but on friday I will start my journey on the license. Schedueled for the A2 theory exam in the morning, followed by my first driving lession on a CB500F. You've introduced me to this and I want to thank you for your content and motivation:) keep up!

[walkerfharris]

Yammie you're a nice guy. Honestly the best explanation and guide for doing a motovlog.

[dawn]

I don’t like either of those demo videos. Maybe I’m impatient but I like a more immediate start. I know what the video is about, I clicked on it haha.

[pablocarvajal]

IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A VID LIKE THIS
Finally, someone who broke down everything and perfectly explained everything thankyou!!!

[gregmatty]

At 4:20 to 4:30 your theory about the audio from the Tascam sounding better than the GoPro is technically incorrect. Yes the Lavalier microphone plugged into the Tascam sounds better but it isn't due to the Tascam unit itself. It also isn't the microphone you are speaking into. It is in fact the signal to noise ratio you are hearing. While your recording environment was somewhat quiet, unless you are in a sound stage there is always room tone or room noise that becomes your noise floor. In your case here it was pretty quiet but imagine you had an HVAC system running in the background and it was noticeably louder than the room tone you had here. If you are behind the bike but recording to your GoPro's onboard microphone ten feet away, your voice might be at the same level as the HVAC noise and you would have a poor 1:1 signal to noise ration. Again, signal is your voice, everything you don't want to record is noise. Now move the microphone (doesn't matter whether it is the GoPro or a microphone connected to your Tascam) closer to your mouth. The noise level will stay the same but your voice will record much louder. If your voice is now three times as loud as the background noise you have a signal to noise ratio of 3:1. So while you are correct in the Tascam sounding better it is because you are physically closer to it.

Nobody seems to care about the technical theory but since you put out the effort to make this video I wanted to pass along the technical reason for why your audio sounded better with the Tascam. I thought you might appreciate this as you do record clean audio.

[mikzta]

On the front mount helmet fixed my angle without flipping the camera inside down.
I used the j-hook and got the extension bar. They make long and shorts and you can get them straight to straight. The original GoPro extension are 90* offset.
This way I can set my lid down without the camera hanging down below the neckline.
I got a RHPA 10 helmet

[TDub_ADV]

Yammie, I just saw this for the first time. This is some fantastic info.

[jids]

i am not doing a moto vlog but i feel like i know how to now :) you are such a nice guy!

[johnhamilton]

I'm overwhelmed, but much respect. Might be above my pay grade. I'm slow, so keep, em coming.

[nastasaalin]

my favorite thing about your videos is the symphonic music playing on the background :D

[timbogames]

THE BEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE VIDEO that I have seen on this subject. Been a fan for almost 10 years keep it up!

[richardkillian]

This was a very informative and helpful video, thank you. You nailed it in terms of providing people with the fundamental knowledge/set up that's required whilst also keeping it in a condensed format. Great work.

[M]

I had a subscriber ask me to buy him a motorcycle so that he could vlog....and he said he'd pay me back with his YouTube earnings. WTF?

[mikemaners]

As always, great stuff, thank you again from Montreal! No wonder I come see all your vids, merci Mr!