Two Sound Mixing: Record both Computer Sound and Your Voice
Multiple sound recording in Windows Vista/7/8/10
Please click the "Settings" button under the Video tab to open the Recording settings.
- Convert to Mono: The microphone input is converted from Stereo to Mono.
- Noise Suppression: This allows you to reduce external noise, such as mouse clicks and keyboard sounds, while recording microphone sounds.
Multiple sound recording in Windows XP (Two Sound Mixing)
To record "computer sound" and "your voice" at the same time, use the "Two Sound Mixing" option of Bandicam.
- Click the "Settings" button under the Video tab
- Select "Primary Sound Capture Driver"
- If you haven't set the "Stereo Mix" of Windows, [click here] to set "Stereo Mix"
- Select the "Microphone" menu under the "Secondary Sound Device"
- Tip) If there is no "Microphone" option, you can check 'Realtek HD Audio Input' and the like.
- If you haven't checked the "Microphone" of Windows, [click here] to set "Microphone"
- If you checked the "Two Sound Mixing" option, you can get one mixed audio stream (Recommended)
- Tip) If you unchecked the "Two Sound Mixing" option, you can get two separate audio streams (Not Recommended)
- If you checked the 'Only record "Secondary Device" while pushing [Space]' option, you can only record from your microphone while pushing the Space Bar key on your keyboard.
Related FAQs
- There is no sound for the captured streaming video (Sound Problem)
- How to record voice from the microphone (Microphone Problem)
- How to remove microphone noise/howling/robot/echo sound