How to Record Zoom in Stereo: Step-by-Step Guide to Capture High-Quality Audio with Audio Hijack

In this short video, I'll show you how to record Zoom in stereo using Audio Hijack -- making sure you get high-quality audio for your meetings. If you're annoyed (like me) that Zoom records in mono, and you want to improve the quality of your recordings, this video is for you!
🎧 What You'll Learn:
- How to use Audio Hijack to record Zoom in stereo
- The way to replace the mono signal with the stereo signal in Camtasia
- Tips on avoiding clipping and distortion in your audio files
- Importance of proper audio routing and monitoring
🛠 Tools
-Zoom
- Audio Hijack
Whether you're working with musicians or simply aiming for better sound quality, recording Zoom in stereo enhances the audio experience for students (or whatever). By following the step-by-step guide provided in this video, you can capture stereo sound in your live Zoom sessions and replace the default mono audio in your recordings -- using a simple video editor (like Camtasia).
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[@antiserumSF]

THANK you for this

[@konfaber9912]

Hi Michael, thanks a lot for the tip! Helps a lot. I have the issue that it in this case only the audio from Ableton gets recorded but not my voice. I do a workaround by also recording the microphone via Audio Hijack. However, if I wanted to just record one file (Ableton and my voice, through Zoom -> Audio Hijack) - how would you go about that? Thank you!

[@alliemoss]

I followed this to a T, but my recording is only when other people talk, not of anything I shared. Maybe they changed some settings?