The screenshots in this article come from a Windows computer. You can find versions of it to run on Mac, Windows and PC. It is actually a very powerful program available completely free for use. What is Audacity?Īudacity is a computer program used to edit sound. Those articles explain what you need to know to get great sounding voiceovers quickly using Audacity.įor those who don’t know what Audacity is, let’s quickly talk about it. This post branches out to other articles on this site. Topics covered within include: How to record audio, set microphone volume, cut audio, remove background noise, and maximize the volume of your recording in Audacity. I tend to aim for YouTube, but you could do this techniques for recordings destined for audio playback and more.
You can use these same settings no matter which application you plan to export your audio. These tips will help you enhance the volume and clarity of your recordings. In this post, I go a few things for improving your voiceover in Audacity. I paid for this mic out-of-pocket and I’m not associated with RRode in any way.Ever think of improving your voiceover work for creative videos, podcasts and PowerPoint presentations? Today I am going to do exactly that with some easy Audacity tips to help you record your voiceover and some simple ways to improve that recording. The reason it does this is to add an internal noise gate, compressor, exciter, and and low-pass filter to the mic itself, all of which can be controlled in the RodeConnect software. The first time you connect the Rode NT-USB-Mini mic to the Rode software, it prompts you to do a firmware upgrade on the mic. While it’s a USB mic that can be used with any DAW, I coupled it with the RodeConnect software in this video for the purpose of demonstrating both the mic and the software that’s specifically designed for this mic.
This little condenser mic has a cardioid pattern and is rugged with an all metal construction, making it a great choice for on-the-road travels and quick setup. In this video I take a look at the Rode NT-USB-Mini microphone and its associate recording software, RodeConnect.
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