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eLearning: What's the Best Microphone for Voiceover Audio?

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

I received an email asking the following: What specific advice can you give about the kind of microphone to purchase for making good quality audio narrations to accompany my Captivate training sessions, minimizing echo and other audio problems? When it comes to selecting a headset or microphone, it will often come down to personal preference.

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ID and eLearning Links 8/25/20

Experiencing eLearning

This also has an audio mixer so you can adjust the volume between a shared video and your own microphone (or other inputs). You can also set up different scenes in advance so you can transition between different combos. Web Captioner Free real-time captions in a browser based tool.

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6 Elements of an Outstanding Tutorial Video

LearnDash

If you’re only recording your voice, buy a simple podcast microphone. But that doesn’t mean you can just start speaking into a microphone and expect everything to go smoothly. From a technical standpoint, you don’t need a lot of equipment. But if you’re filming, invest in some softbox lighting kits and a lapel mic.

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Tech Thoughts

Clark Quinn

Then I was on a Zoom call, and I started having hiccups in the microphone and camera. All the things, drives, microphone, external monitor, are connected by a external hub. Even typing. When I switched to the laptop camera, it was all good. The hub had gone wonky!

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12 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Authoring Tool

Knowing what you need from an eLearning authoring tool can be hard, especially when there are so many options on the market. gomo’s new ebook aims to save you time and hassle by identifying 12 must-have authoring tool features.

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eLearning Pet Peeves

Association eLearning

It can be impossible to understand or annoying sounding if there were problems with the microphone. Then see to it that it’s recorded with a good standalone microphone, not the microphone that’s built into a laptop. It can hurt someone’s ears if it’s too loud. They’re built for basic functionality, not quality.

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Best Video Equipment for Recording Your LearnDash Online Course

LearnDash

To make sure your volume levels are consistent, use an external microphone instead of the one that’s built into your camera or phone. For your course to be effective, your viewers need audio that is clear and free of any background noise or audio flaws. Using an external mic will also help you record the audio separately from the video.

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