At this point it's way more beneficial for me to aim for quantity. I have too many video ideas started in the past that absolutely need to get fleshed out and removed from my plate. That isn't to say I don't want them to be good, but I'm certainly not sitting around pretending I'm making a universal opus that will end the need for further videos. Simply the process of cranking out average videos gives me a better sense of where I need to go that will eventually lead to quality. Typically "average" for me results in people saying they loved it, but 90% of the people here wouldn't give a second look cause they only talk about the heavyweights.
I typically don't ever make anything beyond the "this song would go nice with this anime" approach. If I do a good job editing it, then good for me. I'm never thinking of some epic monster that will appeal to fans of all ages, and I rarely consider using any songs that are popular. To some people a popular song + popular anime alone means quality, but not to me.
As Beo says, quality is only such for a few months if even a year, eventually what was considered amazing will completely fly past the more jaded next generation of editors/fans. Quality also falls prey to egos, people don't want to praise a really well done video cause it makes them look bad by comparison.



