In standard Storyline work, I will record v/o separately in Audacity.Įven tho' I did for the PowToon site, I seldom if ever record directly into anything, preferring to be able to get the v/o and any other sound effects and so on right, and timed correctly, then I will drag the two together somehow mp4 into Windows Movie Maker and add the v/o in there, as there is a 'feature' in Videoscribe that occasionally makes doing it using the onboard technique a bit of a pain. Sometimes when working in Videoscribe I will pull the VS. The video on the Home Page had the video and voiceover produced separately, but I then pulled the v/o into PowToon. Then they were compiled and locked together as an. I wanted it to sound a LITTLE informal, so there are a few pauses, 'ummms' and so on.

Sometimes in Storyline, sometimes Camtasia, sometimes Replay - it just all depends on the project.įor example, the video Style Guides at my PowToon website were all done as Camtasia screen recordings (to use Zoom and Pan effects), and the v/o was added directly at recording time, but using a script.

Camtasia record screen and audio