Review

While I was slow on the draw to upgrade to Screenflow 5 from Screenflow 4.5, I believe I was one of the first people to upgrade from version 5 to the latest release, version 6 (as of June 1, 2016).

I’ve been a huge fan of Screenflow for several years now, and use it to produce basic to intermediate video projects, video tutorials and overviews, and it is even my software of choice for editing all of my podcast episodes.

Below you will find a video (yes, created with Screenflow 6) where I review version 6 and give my 2 cents on the new features.

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This is my personal review and demonstration of the Blue Snowball and Audio Technica ATR2100 microphones. For product links, see the links below the YouTube video. I have owned the Blue Snowball microphone for a number of years and have been very pleased with it. After developing an interest in Podcasting recently, I decided that the quality of my audio should be slightly improved and that was when I discovered the Audio Technica ATR 2100 microphone. For it’s price, it rivals other microphones that cost $300 and the difference in sound quality is almost nill. Watch my video, listen to the audio samples, and decide for yourself.

In this video I demonstrate the Blue Microphones Snowball USB microphone and compare it to my Audio Technica ATR 2100 microphone using it’s XLR connection into my M-Audio Fast Track audio interface on my iMac using GarageBand.

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Screenflow 6 Review (New Features)

Blue Snowball Microphone vs. Audio Technica ATR 2100 Microphone Comparison

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