If you want great audio, consider a tool that has dedicated audio editing options like Camtasia.
These tools are useful, but the ability to edit audio is limited. To create a video lecture, you may use a tool like PowerPoint, MacVideo or Echo360. Our 10 tips presume that you are pre-recording a video lecture in a home office setting with a desktop or laptop computer (although many of the tips are applicable to synchronous online lectures as well). Luckily, better audio is within everyone’s grasp… In a pre-recorded lecture, it’s also a barrier to accessibility. Poor-quality audio disconnects the viewer from the content the brain must work harder to understand, and fatigue happens quickly. Great audio connects the viewer to the visuals and keeps them engaged. We may think of video as a visual medium, but it’s the audio that tells us the story.
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