In the Mic Technique chapter of The Screencasting Handbook a number of ways to improve your narration recording are discussed. In these two videos I’ll highlight the main points. First we cover: Keeping a constant distance to the mic Breath in a way that doesn’t swamp the microphone with noise Use a pop filter to […]
One of the biggest problems with screencasting is poor audio quality. It doesn’t matter how swish your graphics are or how carefully you’ve planned your script – if your audio is hissy, full of pops and breaths and background sounds (like traffic!) then the listener will be disappointed. This topic is discussed in more detail […]
Jay of GibraltarSoftware posted a link to the Business of Software forum asking for feedback on his new Tour screencast. I figured that a critique here would be useful to other Handbook readers rather than a reply over a BoS. Over on ProCasts I have critiqued five other screencasts, I’ll be doing those here now […]
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