What music was that? I forgot. As with all my videos, they are done in real time with one track, also produced in real time. What you see is what you get and for better or worse, it is what it is.
I think the advantages of keeping it real are much more instructive than the process of overdubbing and mixing artificially created narration and music. When you see my video, you know there are no cuts, there is no narration added later, what you see is what I do and you can do it too. That technique is still unique and it still is the best there is for teaching. It is not the best there is for entertainment.
I am more than willing to risk being boring, having bad sound mixes, lousy production values, whatever for the sake of getting the idea across accurately and giving the viewer the absolute confidence that they can do it themselves.
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