Thanks for the comment. I just do my best to point out any errors I see when I review the product. It can be rough for me sometimes because I only review products I feel are worth recommending, but at the same time no course is perfect and it has it flaws.

Nathan’s course beside the little issues is still pretty solid content. Thanks for posting the information about the audio. I’m sure other readers will also find that information useful.

Josh

1) use a decent USB mic. I like the “snowball” by Blue.
2) Use free software like Audacity and run the audio through the “compressor” feature to normalize volumes.

In addition, always do your best to record away from any noise.

It is easy and very cheap to get great quality sound.