(Screenflow is a little more polished than Camtasia in that it allows for things like these 3rd party audio plugins.)īetween the chroma key (green screen) effect and the audio plugin, though, my CPU goes up to 100% during video editing as I scrub around the timeline, editing stuff, and the fan kicks off. It integrates well with Telestream Screenflow, the screen capture tool that I use, kinda like Camtasia. The lapel microphone picks up more room noise, so I’ve also added the iZotope RX 7 audio plugin to my production process to clean up the audio. That’s because I’ve switched to a Sennheiser wireless lapel microphone hooked up to my computer via a Focusrite Clarett USB interface. Second, you’ll notice that the recording doesn’t have a big microphone in the way. Because of the hassles, I abandoned it for several years. I’d used floor-standing green screens in the past, but they were really frustrating for a lot of reasons: wrinkly, tough to get crisp background separation, had to light them separately, took up a lot of space on tripods, etc. I picked up an Elgato retractable green screen that mounts to the wall so that I can pull it down when I’m doing a training class, and roll it back up when I’m doing normal client work:
I’m now doing green screen effects on the recordings. I’m constantly looking for ways to raise my game, so I made some investments this month to take my video class audio & video to the next level.
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