Stereo voice tracks, in my estimation, accomplish one thing, and one thing ONLY: They chew up your hard-drive/storage-space TWICE as fast.
Some audio types INSIST that in order to get the best clarity and such from your audio, you must always record in STEREO. I do think using Articulate would save you a step - unless you are a mix master with your audio, then it might not fully meet your needs.Īh the great debate: To record your voice in MONO? Or in Stereo?
Overall it is pretty easy to use - but it has a lot of functionality that I've never used and I haven't taken the time to experiment to learn. I'm the one who hears myself on the answering machine and says "Is that REALLY what I sound like?"Īudacity does come in handy when I need to mix audio files - layering background sound with narration or combining two audio files.
#RUN HARD LIMITER BEFORE OR AFTER LEVELATOR SOFTWARE#
Besides, it's not the software that makes or breaks the narration (well, I guess it could break it) but for me, it's the voice. If I'm being really honest, recording audio is my least favorite part of the process so I'm always happy when I get approval for professional narration!!! But when it is something that needs to be recorded in-house, I use Articulate. It was easy to learn and super easy to use.
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