Designer's Gate

After a week with very limited sleep time, I finally done with the first installment for "Streaming on a Budget" tutorial series. This video shows few basic tools that would be needed to start preparing yourself for streaming. Granted, this tutorial series is geared towards individuals that already own a computer/laptop and a camera/webcam, which are probably the most expensive tools to acquire. My goal with this video is to allow you to learn how to use OBS by creating your first streaming scene collection on OBS. On the next video I will be adding new scenes to the collection with new tools to improve the project step by step. In this video you will learn: How to: 1. Download and Install OBS. 2. Download and install two essential Plugins for OBS. 3. OBS 101 - Creating Scenes and adding sources to them. 4. Setting up your PC audio/sound mixing. 5. Filtering your headset mic to sound like a pro. 6. Create LUTs for your camera with DaVinci Resolve. 7. Laying out a basic stream set (Game Session, Intermission and Break). 8. Using online overlays on your Scenes. 9. Adding your followers count and Rumble Chat. 10. Spicing up your Intermission Scene with Affinity Photo. 11. Adding @whatupian supporters' content. 12. Setting up your OBS to work with a streaming deck. Video Time Table 00:00:11 Download & Installing OBS 00:03:39 Download & Install Transition Table (Plugin) 00:06:30 Download & Install Move Transition (Plugin) 00:08:15 OBS UI Basics (101) 00:16:22 OBS Audio Setup 00:20:01 Setting Up System Audio 00:22:49 Managing Video Recording Storage (Note Aside) 00:24:20 Setting Up Headset on OBS 00:25:18 Filtering My Cheap Headset 00:28:51 Demonstrating Sound Quality (Before / After) 00:34:30 Adding Video Capture Sources 00:34:55 Low Budget Camera (Recommendation) 00:39:07 Adding Your Camera or Webcam 00:42:01 Source Panel Layers' Order Logistic 00:42:30 Adding Media & Game Source 00:50:38 How to Use Move Transition Plugin 00:55:11 LUTs for the Camera (DaVinci Resolve - Quick Review) 00:56:54 Creating LUTs with DaVinci Resolve 01:00:38 Adding Online Overlays 01:03:04 Adding a Browser Source to Scene 01:03:59 Adding Followers' Count to Stream 01:08:16 Adding Rumble Chat (Code used on Locals) 01:14:24 Creating Custom Overlays (Affinity Photo - Quick Review) 01:16:34 Adding an Image Source to Scene 01:25:50 Adding Break Scene 01:28:21 Using a Stinger for Transitions (Using one from @whatupian) 01:29:48 How to Use Transition Table Plugin 01:33:07 Refining and Addding Other @whatupian Motion Graphics 01:37:14 Recap 01:47:58 Credits Download References OBS https://obsproject.com OBS Plugins Transition Table by Exeldro https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/transition-table.1174/ Move Transition by Exeldro https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/move-transition.913/ Optional Tools Affinity Photo - https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/ (30 Days Free Trial) DaVinci Resolve - https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/studio Background Music Motion Array - https://motionarray.com Motion Graphics Rumble Follow Loop & Rumble Stinger by @whatupian https://whatupian.locals.com Gametag with social icons animation by @k2sgaming https://k2s.designersgate.com/overlays For CSS codes and more information remember to visit: https://designersgate.locals.com

In this video I show how to remove a black matte background from a video on OBS. In OBS you have two ways to accomplish this task, with Chroma Key or Color Key. In this example you'll see what the difference is between the two and when Color Key is the best option other than Choma Key The Rumble Glitch animation is part of the Rumble Collection overlays that are available for my Locals community supporters. You can join the community for free or help support this and K2S Gaming channel. Try the supporters' tier with promo code FIRST100. Coupon available until tomorrow. I might as well extend it thought the month of January. Thank you for joining FREE or as a supporter, means a lot to me. https://designersgate.locals.com

OBS Overlay - Social Scroll v1.0 - Official Release I'm officially releasing Designer's Gate OBS overlay - Social Scroll - to the public. I'm putting the final touches on to the release candidate, expecting to launch tomorrow. But not so sure now. I still need to live stream on Twitch, which I didn't yesterday as schedule because I was developing the UI for the Social Scroll web app. This overlay will be available to everyone, not just paid supporters, but the features request chat will be only for supporters of the community. The chat will be created soon after the app launches and is live to be use. Here is a 12-minute video showing what the overlay is intended for. So, I owe my followers at Twitch a live stream. But I will do my best to have this ready to launch some time tomorrow.

In this video, following @whatupian approach, on his video on How to Integrate Rumble Chat in OBS, I took my chance to integrate Locals Live Chat in OBS as well, hope it is useful for streamers. You can find the final CSS code at my Locals Community server at: https://designersgate.locals.com

Have you ever wondered how to step out of the box... literally? No more boring square boxes or simple shapes. Make your streaming stands out with your custom masking. Is very easy. Here check this quick video out. Tools used: Affinity Publisher • https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/publisher/ Affinity Photo • https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/ OBS Studio • https://obsproject.com Want to support the channel https://rvila.us/support-channel

In this live stream premiere, I'm going to start a new series to cover various topics concerning Affinity design products. Today I'm going to transmit a previously recorded live stream about Affinity Photo, teaching at the same time how can you create your own overlays with this amazing application. Affinity Designer • https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/ Support the channel • https://streamelements.com/designersgate/tip

Today let's continue with the series about Affinity design products, this time Affinity Designer. Building my OBS overlays in the process. Affinity Designer • https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/designer/ Support the channel • https://streamelements.com/designersgate/tip

Have you ever wondered how to step out of the box... literally? No more boring square boxes or simple shapes. Make your streaming stands out with your custom masking. Is very easy. Here check this quick video out. Tools used: Affinity Publisher • https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/publisher/ Affinity Photo • https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/ OBS Studio • https://obsproject.com Want to support the channel https://rvila.us/support-channel

Yes you hear me right. But wait, isn't Affinity Publisher for #desktoppublishing? Can you create static overlays for TV shows in it as well? And the answer is, yes and yes. Affinity Publisher is geared towards document layout and it is its main feature, but is built on the Affinity #ecosystem which makes very versatile. Watch this live stream to find out. Resources: Affinity Publisher - https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/publisher/ Affinity Photo - https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/ Affinity Designer - https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/photo/ OBS Studios - https://obsproject.com/welcome Do you want to help me create more content? Here leave a tip. Support - https://rvila.us/support-channel

Today let's continue with the series about Affinity design products, this time Affinity Designer. Building my OBS overlays in the process. Affinity Designer • https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/designer/ Support the channel • https://streamelements.com/designersgate/tip

Here a quick time-lapse I made with my iPad Pro during a day’s work. I exported a SolidWorks file as STL file format in SolidWorks Composer, then imported it into Blender where I added the icing on the cake.