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As some of you may have heard: I have some new editing software to play with! This reupload was made almost entirely in After Effects and Premiere. I figured re-making an existing video is a great way to teach myself how to use both of those programs, so here we are with two versions of the same video!

Unless there's a major error which needs fixing, THIS upload will be the one to go public on the 1st!

So what's new? Not a whole lot on the surface! Since this was edited practically from scratch it was my goal to make it look as much like the previous video as I could. There's nothing wrong with the one I posted previously; I remade this purely as learning experience for myself. I went into this new software completely blind and had to learn everything as I went along.

Adobe Premiere:

The biggest change you might notice is a fancy new font for the timer! Hitfilm [the editor I always used in the past] doesn't give you any customization options for the timecode preset. Now that I'm using Premiere and After Effects, the sky's the limit!

As always: thank you for your support, and I hope you enjoy the video!

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