Sound quality in tutorials, videos and webinars
Published on July 29, 2013
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I just had to do a quick blog post about this, because the sound quality in a lot of these kind of videos is HORRIBLE. And even if the content might be good, I just can't take the ear piercing noise to my ears.
So to me sound is even more important than the video quality, I mean in resolution etc. I can manage looking a smoggy screen, but if the sound is just like someone is pushing rusted nails to your ears until they bleed, I'm not bothered to watch the video few minutes longer.
I like webinars and videos, I'm more of a visual learner. I get things faster that way. But I abhor bad sound quality, hrrrr......
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These days it does not take a big investment to improve sound quality, I just got myself a very basic studio setup with active monitors, mixer and a mic with boom stand. Cost me about $180 in total, about $100 without the monitors. On a very very budget a good headset is enough and those cost around $30-40.
After hardware you need software and there are free options to use. So I don't see any excuses for bad sound quality these days if you want to make videos. And if you want your audience to watch through the video, the audio has a major part in it.
So I'm asking, is this something you guys might be interested on having a tutorial upon? I could do one, if there is interest for it. :)
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