I have a specific bar set for the quality of the audio of my videos. I have been having trouble getting to that bar. I bought a really nice mic and have settings in place to filter things out, yet there’s always that hiss in the background.
Today I finally got that hiss to go away!
This is the third time I have recorded the audio for my video lecture. The first time I was too loud and blowing it out. The second time I was fading in and out strangely. Finally, I decided to just record the audio directly in Adobe Premier Pro. OMG did it work. The quality is beautiful. No hiss. No background noise. It also allows me to record the piece of audio I need and end there so I can match it up with the video much easier. It also means I can stop and delete the audio when I mess up instead of letting it keep rolling while I start over.
This is so nice! Why in the world didn’t I do this before?
Deviate from the Norm 