It's been a couple years, and the other fellow expressed his frustration with your sound. Of course I paid Hawk Ridge $0 to watch this, so I can't complain, but man, it's as if you were trying to drive us crazy by moving and looking all around the room while talking, in order to get the least-consistent sound possible. (Everyone's a critic!) It would be fine if your video was otherwise crap anyway, but it's NOT. This is really great content, except for this One Important Poorly Done Part. That's what makes it frustrating. So anyway. The productive take on this is to say that you bet, good dialogue is actually really hard to capture. My wired Apple earbuds, with the included little microphone like for Facetime or whatever, have proven to actually be the very best solution for this I've ever found, at least for working while seated, inside a room. Beyond that, if you want to get even more "serious" about it, prepare for a much more difficult and expensive experience. It's almost funny just how difficult good sound actually is get, in a world where 1000fps 4K video cameras cost like $4. Men from the boys for sure.
When you record a video, don't use the laptops microphone. You sound fine when you approach the computer to make a change and then drift off into digital whispering when you walk away from the computer... very hard to understand you and annoying.
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It's been a couple years, and the other fellow expressed his frustration with your sound. Of course I paid Hawk Ridge $0 to watch this, so I can't complain, but man, it's as if you were trying to drive us crazy by moving and looking all around the room while talking, in order to get the least-consistent sound possible. (Everyone's a critic!)
It would be fine if your video was otherwise crap anyway, but it's NOT. This is really great content, except for this One Important Poorly Done Part. That's what makes it frustrating.
So anyway. The productive take on this is to say that you bet, good dialogue is actually really hard to capture. My wired Apple earbuds, with the included little microphone like for Facetime or whatever, have proven to actually be the very best solution for this I've ever found, at least for working while seated, inside a room.
Beyond that, if you want to get even more "serious" about it, prepare for a much more difficult and expensive experience. It's almost funny just how difficult good sound actually is get, in a world where 1000fps 4K video cameras cost like $4. Men from the boys for sure.
When you record a video, don't use the laptops microphone. You sound fine when you approach the computer to make a change and then drift off into digital whispering when you walk away from the computer... very hard to understand you and annoying.
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