Add captions, annotations, and even highlight sections for a more concentrated learning experience.Advanced speed settings allow users to make video or audio faster or slower to enhance important information.Editing capabilities including cursor effects to create interactive videos.Screen record the whole screen or a portion of the desktop screen so capture videos with only the information you want to share.Camtasia has new audio editing tools to fluctuate volume and regulate gain at different times to add dimension to your work.The software includes advanced visual adjustments that enable users to alter opacity, scaling, inclination, and vision to make content more artistic to produce high-quality videos.Users can preview video frames precisely forward or backward for more visual control.A powerful video editor that allows trainers to zoom in on time.The software can record your webcam and screen at the same time, so you can have a presence on the screen.Ability to record screen and audio, so lectures will be more interactive.The goal is, so the net result is that MOTU 828 MK3's output gets recorded to the USB Mic audio, and the USB mic actually plugged into the USB on the Mac will be recorded into the System Audio.Here are just a few of Camtasia’s advanced features:

It looks like I need something which will route the USB mic audio to be played out the System Audio so that Camtasia 2 will record it. How can this be accomplished? Is there some set-up using Audio Midi and Soundflower that can do this? Or is there some other sound utility which can do this? This way, the USB mic can be recorded to the System Audio track, thus giving me a second microphone to be used. So it appears what I need to be able to do, is route the USB mic's output to be part be added or replacing the System Audio. It would be the only USB mic used in this configuration. I'd like to use the System Audio as a second audio input source from a plug-in USB microphone. The System Audio is what plays the computer's alert sounds. The other audio source you can record from into Camtasia 2 is the System Audio. This is normally used to record from a USB microphone. Camtasia 2 has one input audio source that does recognize the digital audio interface, a MOTU 828 MK3.(Only for one channel, but that's OK). I need to use two microphones so the audio will record to separate audio tracks. I'm using Camtasia 2 for the Mac on El Capitan (10.11.3).

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