Audio Recording Software

[Neimos]

Hi guys!
What software are you using to record and edit your audio? I'm using Audacity, but I can't really find a way to make my audio nice and even (the leveler tool doesn't work that well), so I end up leveling it manually while I'm editing the video. Maybe someone found a way? Let me know

 

[Shendijiro]

I use audacity and do the noise removal. Then when I am editing on Final Cut Pro I add up Mud remove, noise removal for wind and voice enchancement :3 It has work nice for me lately

 

[Neimos]

So you don't have problems with not even audio? Maybe it's because of my microphone

 

[Astinax]

I used Audacity before but I've now switched to Adobe Audition and in my opinion it's way better, much more options, the interface is easier to use

 

[spektronomy]

Audacity is awesome if you want to keep it free(or at least legal), but Audition offers much more - not only allows you to record audio, but has TONS of editing options. Personally though I use GoldWave for editing. It's free, really clean and simple and provides options you need to make your audio SHINE.

 

[Neimos]

Is Audition more demanding than Audacity in case of cpu usage? Have you noticed any difference in game performance when you switched to Audition?

 

[Flash Cake]

In Audacity, I:

• Remove the background noise
• Use the Compressor (remember to check mark the box "compression based on peaks")
• Then I use a Hard Limiter
• Finally Normalise the audio.

This is the best I can get to levelled audio before the editing becomes destructive to the quality. Hope this helps.