CharleyO

That's what I figured. I did record the audio in another program and just purchased NCH software which is great compared to what I had. So, if I record in NCH and add audio later will that match?

thanks for the quick response. It is appreciated.

I am looking for guidance on how to match the original voice when inserting new voice in a recording.

i.e., I created a recording and had to insert a small recording in the original file. The new recording doesn't sound like the original and I am trying to clean it up. I tried a bunch of features but none gets the recording to match the original. Is there a way to accomplish this?

tks for the response.

Thanks for your answer

Why am I receiving this message for this site?  I am using Chrome on a Windows 10 operating system?  Do I have to be concerned?

I am a novice user of Videopad and Wavepad.  I originally downloaded Videopad and created my first video by recording from my PC.  For starters I haven't bought a videocam or microphone yet because I am learning first before I start.  I love the products.  Here is my question:

If I only use videopad the sound is low once the video is created using the PC camera and microphone.  After experimenting a bit I purchased the Wavepad and played around and modified the increased the sound level through the Wavepad application.  I then used the saved sound file and used it with Videopad.  In videopad the sound was still low but if I go back to Wavepad the sound is ok.  What is the trick I am missing.

Thanks for any help.