The low volume is probably the easiest to fix, but my real problem is that Audacity is recording internal audio as well as external, where my real goal is to have Audacity recording only external audio.

However, when I monitor the audio in Audacity, or when I play the recording back, I can tell that it’s recording internal sounds as well, and for some reason the recording is very quiet, even after exporting from Audacity and importing into CS. mp4, yada yada), import into CS, line up the two tracks and finish the production. What I was hoping to accomplish was to begin recording external audio using Audacity, enter the game I wish to play and begin recording gameplay and internal audio using D3DGear, do a little 1/2/3 audio sync, record the gameplay, stop the D3DGear recording, stop the Audacity recording, (save both, convert the. So my hopeful solution was to turn to Audacity.

I know how to take care of it, but since the recording saves to a singular file there’s no way that I know of to edit this certain audio out without changing the audio of the entire track at that time. Up until now I’ve been recording the audio through my AT2020 USB Cardioid Condenser microphone and running the audio through NoiseGator to filter out what background noise I can, but there’s still a slight droning in the background when I don’t talk. Like I said, a little over the top, but I like the programs and the quality they produce. mp4 using AnyVideoConverter, then import into Camtasia Studio, (CS), in order to make the finished product. I record what I’m doing/playing using D3DGear, convert from the. The way I record and edit is a little out of the way in terms of work, but I’m trying my best to find workarounds that support both my video quality and ease of work for myself. The way I currently record has the internal and external audio, as well as the desktop recording, placed all into one file. I’ve been setting up quite a few programs in order to record videos for YouTube, (recording and editing alike), and I’ve been trying to find a way to edit the external audio separately. Thanks for taking the time to investigate my dilemma.

Camtasia studio 8.1