Combined Cubing Channel

I'd like to join the channel. But as you can see on my channel, I'm not a good cuber. Also, I'm very lazy, so I don't know if I make a lot of videos.
And, in addition, I'm from Russia... But I know English very well.

I'm sorry, but I don't know how great of a contribution to the channel you could make. I don't really care how fast you are, but if you don't really have a specific thing that you could do for the channel, and also if you're, as you said, lazy, I'm not sure if you would make a good permanent member.

Could I join? I was thinking of making a roux tutorial. (Mostly over step 4 EO)

Possibly, but what type of camera do you have? And besides just making a roux tutorial, do you have anything other videos you could make, such as a 'How to get Faster at Roux'? Lastly, I think it would be better if you were to have your own seperate YouTube channel too, just so I could see how great of videos you make and so that you could make videos to put on your own channel, rather than only on this one.

My two cents:

I don't really know if exclusivity is the direction you're going for, but if traffic is what you're intending, then wouldn't it be better to have a machinima-like setup? This way, anybody can send their video to the channel, and if appropriate, it can be featured. This way, the collab channel will gain more traffic and the supporters will, too.

This also alleviates the pressure of a fixed schedule. Say you have 5 members with a set-up similar to the FAC. If one member is too busy, you can use a viewer video as a filler.

Overall: Great idea, but I think it would be better to have a set number of permanent members which post semi-regularly and have a open stream of viewer submitted videos.

Okay, in my opinion, that was the best idea we've gotten yet.
 
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I'm almost sub-20, own a small variety of cubes and I am interested. I don't have an excellent camera or anything but it seems like a fun thing to be a part of.
 
My two cents:

I don't really know if exclusivity is the direction you're going for, but if traffic is what you're intending, then wouldn't it be better to have a machinima-like setup? This way, anybody can send their video to the channel, and if appropriate, it can be featured. This way, the collab channel will gain more traffic and the supporters will, too.

This also alleviates the pressure of a fixed schedule. Say you have 5 members with a set-up similar to the FAC. If one member is too busy, you can use a viewer video as a filler.

Overall: Great idea, but I think it would be better to have a set number of permanent members which post semi-regularly and have a open stream of viewer submitted videos.

That was actually a great idea.
 
if you don't really have a specific thing that you could do for the channel, [...] I'm not sure if you would make a good permanent member.

What does anybody in this thread have that would be interesting? Everybody in here is pretty much just 3x3, and not even fast at it.

Take a look at Cubecast. First guest was joey (<3), second was Feliks (who is fast at almost everything), Chris (bld), Rowe (also fast), Mike (bld), Sarah (girl, orangina, etc), Hubi (fast+wise), Waffle (GOOD at roux, orangina), PJK (SS), Stefan (bld, awesomestuff), Chris Bird (uh... youtube?), Chris Tran (ZBLL/ZBF2L), Dan (fast), Statue (methods guy).
 
What about me? :(
I'm thinking of doing alot more 3x3 tutorials than the other stuff.

Well, what types of 3x3 tutorials would you be interested in doing? Like fridrich, roux, petrus, etc.? Because having different types of tutorials on the channel would be a great component to making the channel awesome.

I'm almost sub-20, own a small variety of cubes and I am interested. I don't have an excellent camera or anything but it seems like a fun thing to be a part of.

Hmm... what types of cubes do you have?

What does anybody in this thread have that would be interesting? Everybody in here is pretty much just 3x3, and not even fast at it.

Take a look at Cubecast. First guest was joey (<3), second was Feliks (who is fast at almost everything), Chris (bld), Rowe (also fast), Mike (bld), Sarah (girl, orangina, etc), Hubi (fast+wise), Waffle (GOOD at roux, orangina), PJK (SS), Stefan (bld, awesomestuff), Chris Bird (uh... youtube?), Chris Tran (ZBLL/ZBF2L), Dan (fast), Statue (methods guy).

Dude, we're not trying to be better than anybody. We're just doing this because we think it would be interesting.
 
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I have a Sony camcorder (Records in HD) I could make a bunch of tutorials, I know Petrus, FreeFOP, and heise (not so good at the Commuters though) And some other methods (Not so great at them).

Yeh
Possibly, but what type of camera do you have? And besides just making a roux tutorial, do you have anything other videos you could make, such as a 'How to get Faster at Roux'? Lastly, I think it would be better if you were to have your own seperate YouTube channel too, just so I could see how great of videos you make and so that you could make videos to put on your own channel, rather than only on this one.
 
I have a Sony camcorder (Records in HD) I could make a bunch of tutorials, I know Petrus, FreeFOP, and heise (not so good at the Commuters though) And some other methods (Not so great at them).

Yeh

Okay, I think you have a good chance of becoming a permanent member. I need to consult with the other members first.

I know comms, when can I start?
EDIT: I know all 21 comms.

Comms are just PLL cases, right? Or am I completely off?
 
I thought comms were really short move sets that aren't really considered algorithms whereas PLL's use algorithms.
 
Well, what types of 3x3 tutorials would you be interested in doing? Like fridrich, roux, petrus, etc.? Because having different types of tutorials on the channel would be a great component to making the channel awesome.

Well. i'm a fridrich solver but I can average 40 with petrus so I'll do mainly advanced and intermediate fridrich tutorials.
 
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