Easily Get High Quality Guitar/Instrument Audio in Zoom Meetings

No more garbled, underwater sounding guitar, or any instrument, while playing live, or recording over Zoom using your computer’s mic. And it's easy to do! Learn how to adjust Zoom settings to get the best results when giving music lessons, taking music lessons, playing live virtually, or recording with Zoom for podcasts and videos. I also show how to improve your sound quality even more, using professional mics and audio interfaces and how to make adjustments. I’m using an Audio Technica AT2020 condensor mic and Focusrite Scarlett 2i-4 second generation in this video.
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[@patbradley9817]

I did a drum lesson over zoom and the teacher couldn’t hear me once I started playing. I’ll bet this would fix that. Thanks Steven!

[@StevenParente]

It will help a lot Pat. Otherwise, Zoom does a lot of audio removal to cut down on unwanted noise during a session. When music is the main focus,
Very little audio suppression is needed. Let me know how it turns out. Thanks for watching! I really enjoy your music, illustrations and animation work!