Recording Preference

[Ren Zero]

I have a At2020 USB and whenever I record something like a funny moment it always gets ruined by typing on the keyboard or pressing the mouse buttons, background noise etc.

I was just wondering if there is any way on how to fix this and what you use to record/edit videos

(I couldn't find anything on google)

[TheCrestedPenguin]

If you separate audio tracks you can record audio with audacity and they have a function to cancel out that noise.

[Nex]

Well you could use a hotkey to record voice. I just use shadowplay and all problems are solved.

[Ren Zero]

2 minutes ago, Nex said:

Well you could use a hotkey to record voice. I just use shadowplay and all problems are solved.

I use shadowplay aswell but, you can still hear the keyboard and mouse etc.

[Nex]

Just now, Ren Zero said:

I use shadowplay aswell but, you can still hear the keyboard and mouse etc.

You may want to turn down your mic sensitivity in windows settings then. Also, under preferences > shadowplay, you can set a push to talk key to only record when you talk.

[Ren Zero]

9 minutes ago, TheCrestedPenguin said:

If you separate audio tracks you can record audio with audacity and they have a function to cancel out that noise.

But don't I have to purposely have to make a video to do it like that, I want to remove the keyboard and mouse sounds when I record something with shadowplay when it randomly happens.

[Ren Zero]

1 minute ago, Nex said:

You may want to turn down your mic sensitivity in windows settings then. Also, under preferences > shadowplay, you can set a push to talk key to only record when you talk.

I use one of the buttons on my mouse for push to talk on ts, unfortunately shadowplay doesn't have the option to use it.

[Nex]

1 minute ago, Ren Zero said:

But don't I have to purposely have to make a video to do it like that, I want to remove the keyboard and mouse sounds when I record something with shadowplay when it randomly happens.

Your push to talk still works even if you use shadow mode (~10min) saves. The only way to get rid of those sounds is to reduce your mic sensitivity. 

[TheCrestedPenguin]

2 minutes ago, Ren Zero said:

But don't I have to purposely have to make a video to do it like that, I want to remove the keyboard and mouse sounds when I record something with shadowplay when it randomly happens.

Try saving the audio file from the video and doing the audacity filter over that and then paste it together again. might work

[Ren Zero]

Just now, Nex said:

Your push to talk still works even if you use shadow mode (~10min) saves. The only way to get rid of those sounds is to reduce your mic sensitivity. 

I use Manual and shadow mode, but the push to talk setting doesn't allow my Mouse button 4

 

[Nex]

Just now, Ren Zero said:

I use one of the buttons on my mouse for push to talk on ts, unfortunately shadowplay doesn't have the option to use it.

Yeah unfortunately they don't support a lot of keys that would make perfect sense to do so. But at their pace, we will get that in a few years.

[Ren Zero]

1 minute ago, TheCrestedPenguin said:

Try saving the audio file from the video and doing the audacity filter over that and then paste it together again. might work

How would I do that?

[TheCrestedPenguin]

2 minutes ago, Ren Zero said:

How would I do that?

Do what? Just save the video file as a mp3 or something then put that into audacity put the noise gate on it and remove the keyboard sounds ( just google "how to remove keyboard sounds with audacity" and you should find it ) and then paste that track you made with audacity under your original video. Then remove the old sound and paste the new sound in, Also i recommend using Sony Vegas Pro 13 or something for editing its amazing.

[Ren Zero]

Just now, TheCrestedPenguin said:

Do what? Just save the video file as a mp3 or something then put that into audacity put the noise gate on it and remove the keyboard sounds ( just google "how to remove keyboard sounds with audacity" and you should find it ) and then paste that track you made with audacity under your original video. Then remove the old sound and paste the new sound in, Also i recommend using Sony Vegas Pro 13 or something for editing its amazing.

Alright sweet, thanks.

(I might private message you if I encounter any errors while doing that)