How to Make a YouTube Live Intro & Outro

from Music Radio Creative · host Mike Russell & Izabela Russell

Live streaming is taking off and this session will help you start and finsh a live online broadcast with style. Learn how to make epic countdowns with music and sound effects that rise as the countdown gets to zero.A YouTube live stream intro countdown will help you to lead into your broadcast. No more clicking "Live" and saying, "are we on yet?" You'll know when you're broadcasting online and can start your show with confidence.An outro is equally as important to ensure a smooth ending to your YouTube live stream. You can take advantage of the YouTube end screen annotations for during the outro.

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