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Recently I had an interest in returning to YouTube. I used to make videos years ago and decided to stop right as I was taking off. This time I am actively avoiding the mistakes I made back in the day. And so far I am enjoying learning how to edit videos.

My main question is do I make a separate channel to manage and upload my whole streams from twitch? Will the YouTube algorithm not like it I upload edits and full streams to one channel?

Also. I'd love if you guys watched the most recent video and give me tips or suggestions to improve apon (aside from video quality. I am aware of the issue and working to get more storage space for editing and saving higher quality recordings. Right now I just pull straight from twitch.)

I'm clearly trying to cater to a general audience here, unlike my main channel which is just whatever crap I happen to feel like posting. I just put out my first video, a bit of modded Minecraft, which got a whopping one view in 24 hours! An honor, truly. I'd love some criticism on my editing, and please do let me know if you spot anything I could have done better to appease the almighty algorithms. And most importantly, were you entertained? What bored you?

Also, if you know a community where this type of post would be better suited, please let me know. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOZC86SJSRHDcZc8yh6nuKQ

NileRed is a Canadian guy who's been making videos on YouTube for a long time on all the crazy chemistry projects he works on: how to make cherry soda out of paint thinner, how to make the stinkiest smell known to mankind, etc.

Not only are the projects original and fun, the videos have high production quality and Nile is greatly talented at breaking down and explaining very complex chemical concepts and processes to people who know little or nothing about chemistry. Easily one of my favourite YouTubers.

HELLO GOTH GAMER NATION

These are the most entertaining reviews out there, with a lot of horror, FMV and other niche game styles you don't find elsewhere. Grimm's reviews are the only ones I'll rewatch just for funsies on a regular basis.

Summoning Salt specializes in the history of speed runs of video games, specific categories of video game speed runs etc. They are super in depth, easy to follow and does a create job of making it easy to understand even if you aren't interested in the video game or speed run in general. Great background video or deep dive youtuber if you love to watch long formatted video on specific topics.

Hey there guys & gals!

I'm here to pitch you on a US YouTuber named 'a funny looking squash'

He is mostly producing videos related to music & audio, he sometimes covers other topics too, but mostly music related content.

If you were ever interested in the entire history of a music production program/app, his channel is a must see! You can find the playlist here

He does also do commentary and opinion based videos, and since he's a chill guy, those are interesting to watch imo too

You can find his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@afunnylookingsquash/videos

Very relaxing videos

I like this channel, and I particularly like this video. It's well researched and it is very informational.

If you're in any way interested in how roads are designed to be more safe, this video and this channel might be something for you.

She's a real sweetheart.

A fish-out-of-water perspective of her life in Germany with "German boyfriend".

They're engaged!

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Funny videos about dog breeds.

https://youtube.com/@donthurtmyfeelings1824

He Makes entertaining content and more people should watch him

Just… just watch this channel. It feels like the youtube version of Hollywood. I have no idea how they do this.

Creative maker. Talented.

Absolutely amazing creations. You will be impressed.

The Serial Port is a virtual computer museum that highlights computers we find interesting from years gone by. We have a fully equipped electronics repair lab for performing hardware repair, and a team experienced in several hardware and software platforms from the 1990s. We aim to create videos that are both informative and entertaining for an audience of all ages.

I have never heard someone talk in this way about VR, I think this guy would like to live there.

If you are interested in VR, this channel knows the most about it as far as I know. I highly suggest watching his vids.

Basically brings together a group of devs, and says "Let's make a game without communicating".

Not only that, but this youtube channel has a great art style in the games they make themselves.

This channel is entertaining even without having any experience in making games.

Watch this channel! They have way less subscribers than they deserve.

A great Australian guy doing overgrown yard clean ups for free to help his community. I find his videos to be a relaxing way to start or end the day.

Plumber in Berlin doing his job. Very satisfying. Click on closed captioning for english translation, but he speaks english too.

Guy with autism volunteers his time to help others by cleaning homes that have gotten out of control for various reasons like hoarding and depression. He narrates his videos and is quite funny. I find his channel very relaxing.

This channel specialises in finding interesting stories on wallstreet, and the economy at large. If you are interested in finances and the weird world of wallstreet, this channel might be for you!

Great vlogs about travelling to more obscure places. If you are looking for inspiration for your next travels, or just want to hear intresting facts about all kinds of places, this youtuber might be something for you.

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