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Try to make an Article lecture first instead of recording straight away. This will make a good storyboard to record your videos and also that could lead to an ebook also!   For instructors that they kind of hesitate to speak in English because it's not their native language I would suggest the following process: Install Krisp or CrystalClear that does noise removal on the spot Then use Audacity to record yourself and cut off the «ehm», «ah» parts and the big silences. Amplify using Audacity if needed using the Effect → Amplify Volume Or create silences using the Generate → Silence Then export to a file that you will use as a guide to make the video upon. It will save you great amount of time!   For programming oriented courses try the new feature that Udemy offers → Coding Exercises. That way the course becomes more interactive and practical. Also less boring from a student's perspective. ... View more

Hi @Abbie! Unfortunately not yet! If I don't find a solution then I 'll have to go to other tools like Adobe Audition or Premier. Or going the extra step of recording to camtasia or something similar and then removing Noise through Filmora! It really ruins my usual workflow! I would really like Audacity to make an update soon. And I 'll make a donation right after it 😛   Br, Limitcracker ... View more

Hi can you share a photo? I have done something similar as you can see below, but echo is there somehow. Not a great problem but still there.   blue yeti in foam-ish material ... View more

Any suggestions for a smartphone that could also accompany the whole setup and be relatively cheap for good quality of video? ... View more