04-03-2024 10:39 AM
Hey there instructors!
There are probably a lot of steps to improve your audio recordings when you first start as an online instructor. With so many avenues to explore to dial in your overall audio quality, it can be a daunting task.
So with that, I’d love to know from you:
What is the first thing you should do to improve your audio quality?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!
04-03-2024 01:48 PM
Invest in a decent microphone. I recently upgraded from my Blue Yeti condenser microphone, which picked up all kinds of sound, to my Audio-Technica 2040 USB dynamic microphone, which produced a huge improvement in audio quality. Combine a good microphone with presentation and voice practice and you'll have a huge leg up.
---Brian
04-04-2024 02:42 PM
Can I play again? Can I contribute two things?
1) Speak slowly, clearly and with confidence. Annunciate and articulate as required to make yourself clear.
2) Finally, I would work on my recording environment. Watch out for recording near windows and close the door. Some go further so far as to pad their walls with sound-deadening material. Do the best you can, but definitely try to eliminate external noise.
In the end, you can always add software noise removal, but this should be your last resort.
Hope this helps,
---Brian
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