[agent]

I know a few of you are making videos for youtube and I was curious on knowing the easiest way to do so.

Currently I do not have a mic, so mainly I just want to capture the audio from my Presonus interface while running ableton and of course the screen, though I have run into issues with attempting to do this in the past where ableton and the video capture software couldnt access/use the same audio device/driver.

Any tips / tricks / software suggestions to get this done in the box with out the need of another laptop/camera/mic setup?

My computer is PC based

THANKS EVERYONE!

[JC Biffro]

I use Camtasia to record both my voice (via a mic), screen and system audio. One thing to note though is Camtasia doesn't support ASIO drivers for some weird reason.

Acid Pro is also a good choice to explore.

[Kvlt O)))]

I use Debut Video Capture (you can see it flashing on my crappy tutorials). It lets you try it like 20 times before it makes you buy it, so that's pretty cool, I think.

[agent]

yeah I wont have a mic, I mainly just want to record the video and audio all in the box through my outboard audio interface if possible.

Thanks for the recommendations

[Nystagmus]

LICEcap for animated GIF's instead of videos if you don't need live sound. It's on cockos.com or reaper.fm

[scyn]

Some apps listed here: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click here to register]

Originally Posted by agent

though I have run into issues with attempting to do this in the past where ableton and the video capture software couldnt access/use the same audio device/driver.

I've had the same problem...always. I can't access my interfaces audio with the screen capturing software. I record the audio in my DAW and line it up with the video later. Camtasia has some nice post-editing tool like zoom, pan, callouts etc, but some of those free tools in the link above look quite decent too.

[jimmusician]

Surprised OBS never came up.

[vashima]

Hey there,

I personally just use quicktime for screen recording and soundflower to virtually route all my audio together. For PC though, I would look into [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click here to register]
for the audio. I'm not sure which screen capture software would be best. I haven't been using PC as a workstation for some time now; just as a gaming/media set up. Hope that helps!

[st3aLth]

Camtasia,Bandicam

[agent]

Been using Camtasia 2, works great

[joem]

obs or nvidia shadowplay

[agent]

Anyone know about sound levels for youtube vids? Anything we should be aware of, or does youtube add its own limiting?

[Jimjimmy]

You're welcome!!

[l3ug]

Originally Posted by agent

I know a few of you are making videos for youtube and I was curious on knowing the easiest way to do so.

Currently I do not have a mic, so mainly I just want to capture the audio from my Presonus interface while running ableton and of course the screen, though I have run into issues with attempting to do this in the past where ableton and the video capture software couldnt access/use the same audio device/driver.

Any tips / tricks / software suggestions to get this done in the box with out the need of another laptop/camera/mic setup?

My computer is PC based

THANKS EVERYONE!

i generally use OBS studio is so great for share for example on twitter/facebook your captured screen XD u can make a "live set" online this softwere capture audio and video! i think is free or u can find it realy easy, VSDC have a free edition that can used for cut/put out adio for video and a lot of things
this good and free too

[R1zzo]

I'm good with OBS and a few extra plugins for audio routing.

[Qianta]

i used camtasia studio and i have 110k+ views ona tutorail i did like 2015

[Lotus_Jewel]

I used OBS - open source broadcaster - for making my vids for youtube, or for streaming, I also used live stream way back before it was really a thing...

[Deadly Rhythm]

Ah this is a handy thread, would be nice to put a vid of my work flow to see if I'm going about it the right way.