How to Fix Low Audio Volume in Screen Studio

Low audio in your recordings? Learn how to fix volume problems and make your audio sound better

Federico Terzi

Federico Terzi

Published 1 min read

If you’ve noticed that Screen Studio is producing videos with low audio levels, the first thing to check is the Normalize Microphone setting. This feature can sometimes reduce audio volumes more than intended, making your recordings hard to hear.

To check this setting, open Screen Studio’s preferences and look for the Normalize Microphone option. If it’s enabled, try turning it off before your next recording. Many users have reported that disabling this feature restored their audio to normal levels.

Upgrade to Latest Screen Studio Version

Low audio volume can be a bug in older versions of Screen Studio. The development team often releases updates that fix audio-related issues. Head to the Screen Studio website or check your current version to make sure you’re running the latest release.

Installing the newest version is simple:

  1. Visit the Screen Studio website
  2. Download the latest version
  3. Install the update
  4. Restart the application

Alternative Approach: Use Borumi

If you’re still experiencing audio problems after trying the above solutions, consider switching to Borumi. This alternative screen recording tool gives you more control over your audio levels.

Borumi includes detailed volume controls that let you adjust your audio exactly how you want it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my Screen Studio export audio volume so low?
The latest beta versions of Screen Studio might reduce audio levels due to the 'Normalize Microphone' option. This can make your video audio difficult to hear.
How can I fix the audio volume problem in Screen Studio?
Disable the 'Normalize Microphone' option in the settings. If this doesn't resolve the issue, try updating to the latest Screen Studio version.
What if the Screen Studio audio issue persists after these fixes?
If the problem continues, consider using another tool like [Borumi](https://borumi.com), which offers robust volume controls for better audio management.

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