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I have a blue snowball microphone, and i am stunned at how low i have to turn the gain down lol.
Firstly.. I used to record my gameplay and audio all in the same recording, which now i realize was a mistake ..for reasons so complicated i can't even explain them here.
I have started to record my audio seperate from gameplay. Since then, I have been hearing MEGA keyboard and mouse clicks in my audio and it was hella annoying. Sooo.. i experimented a bit and turned my microphones gain down to 15% O .O' like..that's pretty darn low right? lol well it did the trick. It got rid of my clicking noises, and on top of it..after i amplified my audio (to not allow clipping i may add) it's stunning and beautiful. Buutt..i always watch my rendered videos on my Roku TV using the YouTube app after i am finished. I find that i have to turn my volume aalll the way up just to hear it. It doesn't seem right because i can watch other YouTube videos and the volume of my TV will be on like 30. When i watch my videos the volume is on like 80 lolll. So..yea kinda weird. I want to fix this so bad.
I use Sony Vegas Pro 13 to edit my videos..it seems that the only way i can increase my volume is to allow clipping.
When i edit my audio i do these steps:
1 -- Import Audio
2 -- Standard Bass Boost
3 -- Standard Treble Boost
4 -- Get Noise Profile & Remove Noise
5 -- Amplify to the max that i can (but not allow clipping, it is an option i can check)
6 -- From here i kinda just experiement with Compressing and Normalizing?
Im by no means an expert but i hope one comes across this thread and can help me. pleeaasee.
After I increase my volume once more in my Video Editor..the clipping starts. How can i max out my volume and have no clipping?
Firstly.. I used to record my gameplay and audio all in the same recording, which now i realize was a mistake ..for reasons so complicated i can't even explain them here.
I have started to record my audio seperate from gameplay. Since then, I have been hearing MEGA keyboard and mouse clicks in my audio and it was hella annoying. Sooo.. i experimented a bit and turned my microphones gain down to 15% O .O' like..that's pretty darn low right? lol well it did the trick. It got rid of my clicking noises, and on top of it..after i amplified my audio (to not allow clipping i may add) it's stunning and beautiful. Buutt..i always watch my rendered videos on my Roku TV using the YouTube app after i am finished. I find that i have to turn my volume aalll the way up just to hear it. It doesn't seem right because i can watch other YouTube videos and the volume of my TV will be on like 30. When i watch my videos the volume is on like 80 lolll. So..yea kinda weird. I want to fix this so bad.
I use Sony Vegas Pro 13 to edit my videos..it seems that the only way i can increase my volume is to allow clipping.
When i edit my audio i do these steps:
1 -- Import Audio
2 -- Standard Bass Boost
3 -- Standard Treble Boost
4 -- Get Noise Profile & Remove Noise
5 -- Amplify to the max that i can (but not allow clipping, it is an option i can check)
6 -- From here i kinda just experiement with Compressing and Normalizing?
Im by no means an expert but i hope one comes across this thread and can help me. pleeaasee.
After I increase my volume once more in my Video Editor..the clipping starts. How can i max out my volume and have no clipping?