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2020-11-09 20:11:54 UTC I’ve decided i’m not gonna be dramatic and work on figures all year, instead i’m gonna still be posting, just not as often so i can work on the figs.
anyways, i think i’m progressing in animating tap dance.
i would have sounds, but my lazy ass is too lazy to ask my parents to use my money for sticknodes pro.
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Back to the animation, if you have any criticism, please share.
i’m looking forward to improve.
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You don’t necessarily need to buy Pro to create great animations, there are different softwares out there for editing videos given that you export or screen record your animation.
Even if you can’t you could always ask a friend to do it for you just make it worth while.
Your right, do you have any recommendations for what software to use?
I use iMovie but if you are not using an iOS device than you won’t be able to access iMovie.
Look up editors on Youtube, check the comments to see if it’s legit and follow that method.
I’ve been trying to find methods, all of them were about adding more sounds to pro. And i guess my chromebook isn’t compatible with Imovies, all other softwares i tried were complex, and probably for different reasons other than sound editing.
From what i’m guessing you searched for ‘How to add sound to Stick Nodes without buying Pro?’
Just as a word of advice for the internet in general, despite the internet being said to have all the answers, not all are going to be direct. For example instead of searching specifically to Stick Nodes, try taking it step by step of what you would need to do.
One, you would need to screen record your tablet, search up screen recorder on your tablets store and if you can’t find anything free than look online.
Two, look for a video editing software, one that can edit, add sound and export / share in case you wanted to send it to Youtube.
Three, find sound files over the internet for steps or foot taps so you can then download the sound file and add it to the video editing software.
Simply put, keep your searches on a broader spectrum rather than specific searches for one app or sound effect, second of all put it into steps for what you’d need to do to accomplish what you want.
same energy
they’re both doing a duo
*it takes a bit for both of them to do a split at the same time*