Dive into a comprehensive tutorial on mastering audio for Zoom meetings, webinars, and events. Learn about microphone selection, headphone usage, and Zoom's audio settings, including original sound and audio processing. Explore advanced topics like using Ecamm's virtual microphone, assigning multiple mics, and leveraging audio routing tools such as Loopback. Discover how to optimize audio for interviews, manage dial-in guests, and track your setup changes. Gain practical insights on sound levels, audio delays, and best practices for ensuring clear, professional-quality audio in your Zoom interactions.
Overview
Syllabus
- Countdown
- Intro
- About Kirk
- What’s the best mic
- You need to hear how YOU sound on a mic
- Zoom audio
- Wearing headphones in zoom
- Original sound
- Turn off audio process if you wear headphones
- Digging into Zoom audio
- Set your defaults
- Use headphones
- Should I turn on Stereo audio?
- Levels in SysPref?
- Can I use Bluetooth headphone/mic?
- XLR or USB mic?
- Default mic
- All USB mics have built-in audio interface
- Ecamm Audio
- Assigning two mics in Ecamm
- Ecamm System Preferences - Audio Tab
- Adjusting audio on sound effects
- Audio delay mic delay
- Interview audio options
- Virtual Mic
- Setting Virtual Mic in Zoom
- Using Loopback
- Zoome demo
- adding a dial-in guest
- Adding Finder as a mic in Loopback
- What is Mute when capturing
- Tracking your setup or changes
- Sound levels
Taught by
Ecamm Live
