It has been an amazing day so far, and I am excited to participate in this week's hive learners creative sunday. Earlier today, I had fun at church with my church members and there were lots of fun activities that got everyone involved. After the service, we went to a nearby garden to relax and bond with each other. We played some games and ate lunch together. It was a great day that I will never forget.
There were several snapshots taken, and drinks and snacks were consumed until we were stuffed. We all had so much fun that some of us even stayed late to enjoy the scenery and take more pictures. It was a great way to bond and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Since we organized and successfully completed this year's Youth Program, we're calling it a year, which means it will happen again around the same time next year. We look forward to having an even bigger and better event next year. We are confident that the Youth Program will continue to have a positive impact on every participant.
Now, for my entry in this week's creative Sunday, I did a cover of the song Lovely by Billie Eillish. If you have been following my blog, you will know that I have presented this song before in a different community. Also, I did not sing it alone; I sang it in a duet with my friend Meyateingi on Hive. She is a fantastic singer, so check out her videos of singing.
As you can see, I used KineMaster for my video editing, and that's because it has a lot more interesting features than INSHOT. I also used KineMaster to add effects to the song, to give it a more professional look. I also used KineMaster to adjust the audio levels, which made it sound better, at least to an extent.
On Bandlab, I usually record the audio separately and use the vocal preset of my choice, but I noticed that some of my videos weren't syncing with the audio. It is frustrating because I always try my best to ensure that it syncs.
As a result, I decided to give Kinemaster a try by hearing how the vocal preset sounds. This way I can decide if I need to continue recording separate audio and videos, or just record directly and add my desired reverb on the Kinemaster app.
Learning never ends, so I'll keep exploring different tools until I find the perfect one for me. I'm also looking into other features such as the ability to layer videos and create transitions. I'm looking forward to the results!
Thanks for tuning in today, everyone! I'll post an update soon with the results of tools I might try again. Stay safe and healthy everyone!
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