- I wanna share the six AI tools that I believe
can take your small YouTube channel
to a complete success. (upbeat electronic music)
Or at least getting there a lot easier.
The first tool is Recut. (logo chimes)
Many content creators have been raving about this tool,
and it's easy to see why. (thumping dance music)
Recut simplifies the editing process
by automatically removing silences
from your raw video footage,
allowing you to dive straight into the creative part.
Whether you have hours of podcast recordings,
or video footage, manually editing out pauses,
breaths, and silences can be tedious and time consuming.
This is a 40-minute A-row clip (chill electronic music)
from a video I made a few months ago.
Previously, I had to spend hours meticulously
editing through the rough cut.
Recut did it in a second.
It made 206 cuts,
and instantly removed those unwanted elements.
Now I can either export a new video,
or export a timeline that gives me complete control
over all the edits that were made straight into my editor.
I hope that you can see
how much time this is going to save you.
The next tool I wanna talk about
is Altered AI. (funky electronic music)
Altered AI lets you create voiceovers
using AI generated voices in just a few seconds.
It takes your voice,
and transforms it into any voice of your choosing.
I know this might not seem useful to a lot of you,
but it has some really interesting applications.
For example, if you're making a video,
and need to create a character's voice,
then Altered AI is perfect for that.
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Here is an example from Jack Gordon.
- [Jack] You know anyone that did Snapchat message scamming?
(text pings)
And I found him last time I was looking
to interview someone like that.
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(text pings) - Yeah, I pretty much
know the number one guy.
- How do you have so many connections
to these crazy people? (text pings)
- [Hacker] I used to be part of their inner circle.
Do you wanna interview one?
- Yes! (tense string music)
- Do you have Telegram? (text pings)
- No.
- [Hacker] It's pretty much the exclusive way to communicate
with anybody on the shadier side of the internet.
Russian owned company, so subpoenas don't work on them.
- That was pretty cool.
That was pretty cool.
Seems like this can quickly, (chill electronic music)
and easily be done with Altered AI.
This is one of the tools that we-
- [Commentator] Bro, just talk about the next tool,
they get it. (tense music sting)
- Bro, like, relax.
Chill, bro, just go back to the room, like, chill.
- [Commentator] Oh, really?
Let me get a little closer. - I'm sorry, I'm sorry!
- Say that again! - No, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
- Say it again. - I'm sorry.
Next is the Generative Fill tool by "Photoshop."
Now, "Photoshop is" complicated,
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and to be honest, I really do not know how to use it.
But thankfully, if you download
the beta version of "Photoshop,"
the new Generative Fill tool makes it much easier
for non-experts to do complicated things.
You simply highlight an area of an image,
and tell the software exactly what you want to see.
I took this photo from a creator that I absolutely love
to demonstrate what this can do.
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I mean, it's a great image,
but let's pretend I wanted to change a few things up.
Like adding an airplane to the sky.
Highlight the sky,
tell "Photoshop" I want an airplane there,
and it automatically generates one
of several options to choose from.
Next, I can change the hand that's holding the key.
I like this one, but I don't really like
how the key is looking.
So, highlight the key, and ask for a new one.
Ah, I like this one.
Lastly, let's change his T-shirt.
Maybe something more attention grabbing like gold.
Meh, these options aren't exactly what I expected,
but I do like this one, so, I'm gonna keep it.
And here's the new thumbnail.
I'm not even gonna sugarcoat this.
This is absolutely nuts.
Like, I have zero design skills.
I absolutely suck at "Photoshop."
I don't know how to use it.
I literally only know how to do what I just did.
And it's passable, it works.
Like, if you don't squint too hard,
and zoom in too close, it works.
Heck, I can even go back and change the hand completely,
and instead of having him hold a key,
I can make him hold a basketball.
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It's crazy how fast you can edit passable thumbnails
with no design experience.
Next, let's talk about Adobe Podcast.
If you haven't heard of this yet,
this tool has the potential to change your life.
All you need to do is sign into a free account,
upload any audio file, and let the AI work
to automatically enhance your audio quality.
This is a game changer for YouTubers,
especially if your audio's garbage.
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Right now, I am using the on-camera microphone
on my Sony a7-III.
And when I use Adobe Podcast to enhance my voice,
(switch clicks)
the difference is absolutely incredible.
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
(switch clicks)
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
(switch clicks)
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah!
I would love to hear about your experiences
with this tool in the comments below.
Moving on, (chill electronic music)
let's talk about the next tool,
Title Generator by TubeBuddy.
When you're on your video details page
with the TubeBuddy Chrome extension installed,
you'll notice the Title Generator button.
This handy feature provides suggestions
for titles based on your video's existing details,
or information you enter manually.
Its purpose is to enhance your discoverability,
and to help you get more clicks.
Personally, I think this tool is really great
on older videos that have started
to see a decline in views.
Because that's the perfect opportunity
to experiment with different titles
to see if you can reignite interest.
And sometimes, it works. (counter beeping)
Take for instance, this video I published over a year ago.
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By simply changing the title,
the click-through rate skyrocketed by over 35%.
It's now the fifth most viewed video
on our channel over the last 90 days.
Now, it's worth noting, I made no other changes
but the title, didn't even touch the thumbnail,
and those were the results that we received.
This wouldn't be a complete roundup of AI tools
if we didn't go back to one of the tools
that started it all. (tense synth music)
ChatGPT is a free tool that generates
high quality human-like responses
to any question you ask it.
It is so good that many schools had to ban it
from their classrooms because it was too difficult
to tell if assignments were performed by real students,
or by the AI.
For US creators, ChatGPT helps us create content faster
by automating all of the tedious tasks
that we, you know, (upbeat electronic music)
nobody really wants to do.
It can transcribe videos, provide summaries,
write descriptions, and conduct research.
You can even generate video scripts, brainstorm ideas,
and receive constructive feedback on your content.
I conducted a community poll,
and discovered that 32% of you have never used ChatGPT.
While I know the concept of using AI
to assist with content creation might seem unusual,
it can actually be incredibly valuable and time saving.
Lemme know what your thoughts are on ChatGPT
in the comments below, and if you want to know
my five favorite ways to use ChatGPT to grow this,
this YouTube channel right here,
go ahead and watch this video next.
I love you all. (upbeat electronic music)
I will hang out with you in the comments below.
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