How I make my videos and is it right?

[Kingofthewest]

Okay so this is the ENTIRE (well not really entire) process of how I make a videos for YouTube.

I begin by recording with one studio at 1080p 60 NVENC lossless mp4 with multiple audio tracks.

Once I finish my video I stop recording and put the video into premiere pro. Here I unlink the audio tracks, delete everything except my commentary and export that as a new file.

I then put my commentary into audacity to edit it. I make sure NOT to cut anything so that it will be in sync with the original track. After doing that I export it.

In premiere pro I import my edited commentary and my OBS recording. I delete the audio track of my commentary from the unchanged OBS recording and replace it with the edited track.

I edit it however I want, export it as the YouTube 1080p preset in premiere pro.

I then upload it to YouTube and add in tags whilst the video is uploading.

At this point I normally finish up and watch videos but if I'm still active then I'll carry on:

I open up photoshop and create a new 1080p image and make my thumbnail. I then go back to YouTube and put it on the video.

Finally I text all my friends about my new vid (though they probably don't watch it) and I do something lazy - watch TV

 

[Simes]

As far as your "is it right?" question goes, it seems to me that you have a workflow which works for you. As long as you're not hitting anything in that workflow which is causing you problems, and the quality of your videos is satisfactory, then yes, it's right.