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hey what's up guys it's Marcus Brownlee here from mkbhd and welcome to another high-definition video tutorial and today we're going to be checking out the new YouTube video editor this is the built-in YouTube video editor and this is just going to be a quick overview of it and I'm likely going to be doing another video of it later once some more features have been uncovered or when it changes or something like that but I just tweeted about this about three hours ago and I took a deeper look at it and I think it's worth a video so I'll include the link to visit the YouTube editor in the description so this is the interface itself and it has a couple things that are very noticeable well first of all the URL which is a will be included in the description like I said it has a tabbed interface so there's a videos tab and an audio tab and these will all be things that are included of course in YouTube's you know things that you can over play on your music in case you don't want people to hear the video you can always use these built in video tracks you can also browse through my videos and look through the videos you've uploaded already to YouTube and combine them together all you have to do is either hit the plus to add the video to the storyboard or go ahead and drag a video on to the the next square right after it and I'll see the video gets longer as I drag more and more clips to the timeline now those eight minutes 50 seconds and I'll add try to add one more and you'll see you can't go past the 10 minute mark and you'll say total duration is too long so we have to remove or shorten a video clip so you can remove any of the ones that you entered earlier just by hitting the X button right there so like I mentioned at the beginning of this video it is an extremely simple video editor you're not going to have any transitions between videos but you can actually cut things out and clip them by using these scissors here so let's say I want to scissor clip a clip part of this video out of course hopefully this error won't occur all the time we click the scissors and hopefully you'll actually be able to see a preview up here and you can actually drag to clip a part of the video that you want to be included in the whole the whole project you're making once you've made this you can hit save and that right there is the clipped part that you just created so hopefully it'll actually work maybe it doesn't work in actually Safari but hopefully this will work in other web so once you've actually put this all together we'll go ahead and find select some audio we'll find this one from off bench again I'll do a much more in-depth video like this now this is from the audio swap library so there will be ads on your video but your since your you won't be making video average you won't be making money off of this because whether or not you're a partner this is audio swap content so once you've put your video total together you've done all the clipping that you want to do you can go ahead and give your video a title so I'll go up here and to the top and just call it the title of the video and you have all the clips at the bottom and it's pretty much all set to go and you hit publish now I'm not going to do that because I don't want this to go up but this is basically an overview of the YouTube video editor again you can check it out maybe even publish something of your own if you do come up with something and maybe find some cool new features or it changes in the near future maybe want to make a video response to this shelling anything that has been missed so again we'll have a much more in-depth look at this in the near future and until then I'll talk to you guys in the next video thanks for watching peace