andrushkiwt
Well-known member
Alright, I want to make a definitive thread for sharing your way of making mixing tutorials, where by your voice is added to the video of your DAW. The final product, in other words, is a video capture of your DAW, with its audio, and your own voice over it, as if explaining what you're seeing. All components, then, are:
1. DAW/computer screen video capture
2. audio coming from DAW
3. audio coming from voice-over
There are tons of these videos on YT and other places, but it has proved somewhat complicated for me to mimic. There are usually a plethora of programs you need, that all have to interact with each other also, in order to do this - at least in the way I've seen. One of those ways included a "mixer" program, which managed audio from all the sources, and another program(app) for the video portion, and those two needed to speak to each other.
Does anyone know another, easier, way to do this? Obviously, the voice from your voice-over can be another audio channel in the DAW that you've added.
Do you do this? Do you know any easier way? The mixing channel programs that were recommended back when I last tried this weren't compatible with something on my system - either WIN 10 or something. So, Im seeking alternative methods.
I'll add that I'd like to be able to do this when sharing clips on HR or problems/issues I'm having. That way, everyone can see the issue without having to guess what's happening and what I'm seeing. It's also good if someone is asking "how did you do...."; then I can make a quick vid and share it with them.
example, if you need one (i just searched "mixing tutorial" and picked something on the first page):
YouTube
1. DAW/computer screen video capture
2. audio coming from DAW
3. audio coming from voice-over
There are tons of these videos on YT and other places, but it has proved somewhat complicated for me to mimic. There are usually a plethora of programs you need, that all have to interact with each other also, in order to do this - at least in the way I've seen. One of those ways included a "mixer" program, which managed audio from all the sources, and another program(app) for the video portion, and those two needed to speak to each other.
Does anyone know another, easier, way to do this? Obviously, the voice from your voice-over can be another audio channel in the DAW that you've added.
Do you do this? Do you know any easier way? The mixing channel programs that were recommended back when I last tried this weren't compatible with something on my system - either WIN 10 or something. So, Im seeking alternative methods.
I'll add that I'd like to be able to do this when sharing clips on HR or problems/issues I'm having. That way, everyone can see the issue without having to guess what's happening and what I'm seeing. It's also good if someone is asking "how did you do...."; then I can make a quick vid and share it with them.
example, if you need one (i just searched "mixing tutorial" and picked something on the first page):
YouTube