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There are so many great YouTube videos out there and you wonder how they get a high viewing and subscribing number. I have seen tons of videos that before watching to the end I had clicked the subscribe button because the content was just that good. If you’d like to get the clicks on your YouTube videos, you don’t have to work yourself up, cause I’m about to tell you what you need to get done to start having those desired numbers.
First of all, have in mind that the kind of music or soundtrack you add to your video has a big role to play. It can be very annoying when you have a well-shot video but you have a wacky soundtrack or music in the background. Always choose your soundtrack right, there are millions of soundtracks and music out there that can fit into your video.
So whatever soundtrack or music you choose should bolster that information-sharing. As I mentioned earlier, a soundtrack or music can go a long way in evoking the emotions you’re trying to get your audience to feel when they watch your YouTube video. So I have shared some tips to consider when adding music to your youtube video below.
- HAVE AN UNDERSTANDING FOREGROUND AND BACKGROUND: Before you make that soundtrack or music choice of yours you need to understand whether your sound is going to be at the foreground or background. Basically, you just have to know what your video is all about. Most foreground soundtrack or music is used when the subject in the video is not talking or having any dialogue but just performing activities all through the video so the major focus is on the audio.
- SELECT THE PERFECT TRACK: When you understand and know the best sound that suites your video then you can go ahead fixing the soundtrack into your video. However, if your video speaks a lot of positive vibes, then your soundtrack must flow with the video. If your video is tense and serious then you should have a somber soundtrack to the video.
- REMEMBER WHAT YOUR SOUNDTRACK IS USED FOR: Always remember the role of your soundtrack or music in your video. Your video is a visual presentation of information or people talking and your video is made to share information, not music. So whatever music you choose should bolster that information-sharing.
- USE A MODERATE VOLUME: You don’t want to mess up your expensive video with unnecessary volume overshadowing the voice of your main subject. Your background soundtrack or music should not be at the peak of your video.
