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I am breaking the recoding process into 5 parts. I am going to record at the beach first. After that I am going to record me in the car with my friends. Then I am going to record my friends and I being out. Then I am going to record us lip-syncing to the song twice. After I am done with the recoding process, I am going to screen record the song off YouTube Music. From there I am going to put the video into an app called Video Star. I am going to speed the song up a little bit. I am doing that to add more of an upbeat tone to the song itself. I am going to save the sped-up version of the song to my camera roll. From there I am going to upload the audio to TikTok. I am going to use a TikTok feature. It allows you to select multiple photos and videos at the same time. I am going to make the montage from that app. After I do that, I am going to add the song to the montage. I'll edit whatever need to be edited. I'll make sure the video is long enough. From there I will save the music video all together. I'll check the audio. Then I will post it on blogger.

 

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