Lots of onboard microphones are not placed in super great areas.That refrigerator in the next room will sound like it’s in the room with you, and the air conditioner will sound like a tornado. They can’t increase only the sound your subject is making but rather all of the sound in the room. They may sense that the audio from your subject is pretty quiet, so they’ll increase their sensitivity to try and compensate. Most microphones that are built into our cameras have their own type of input leveling software built in.If you’re recording with anything other than a cellphone, you’ll have a lot of control when it comes to that distance, but you may find more success by backing away from your subject. Your camera, depending on the kind of lens you’re using, may be quite far away from your subject.Here are a few reasons to record separate audio: Why not just use the audio that is onboard? You bought a camera that has a microphone on it, right? Your cellphone has a great camera and a microphone too. Why is it better to get additional audio beyond your camera? I’ll be demonstrating how to do this in Camtasia 9, but you can really use any non-linear video editor to do this. Today, allow me to discuss how to sync an outside-of-the-camera audio source with your footage using a video editor. As you move your video productions up to a higher production quality you’ll find that one of the easiest and biggest improvements you can make is to the audio.

Camtasia 3 make audio sound different