If you combine a screencast video with a talking head video as I do, you’ll want your timeline frame rate to match your video frame rate. Set the Record Desktop Frame Rate to Highest and the timeline frame to 30. You must install the ScreenFlow audio driver for your computer audio, but it’s a bit more complicated.īefore we start our recording, let me show you the Advanced Settings, which you can access when you click the second little blue button. It will pick up any audio coming through the computer speakers. You also have the option to record your computer audio. The built-in microphone is my Display Audio, which is part of my Thunderbolt display. Using this microphone is much better than a built-in mic. I record from my external microphone, Audio Technica ATR 2100x. “Record Audio” will provide you with the option to record from an external microphone or built-in mic.There is a couple of options here: my built-in webcam and “Cam Link 4K” which is my Canon M6 Mark ii connected to my computer through the Elgato Cam Link. “Record Video” gives you the option to record your webcam.If you want to record your iPhone screen, make sure you have the blue check. “Record iOS Device” allows you to select a connected iOS device like your iPhone or iPad through a cable.That’s a new feature in ScreenFlow 9, but I only have one, so for this ScreenFlow tutorial we’ll be using just the one. If you have more than one monitor, you can hit the plus button to add a second screen. It’s what you see on your computer screen. “Record Desktop” is your computer monitor.In the “New Recording” window, you can check, uncheck, and select all of the devices you want ScreenFlow to record for you: If your desktop has many icons, go to the ScreenFlow Helper and select “Hide Desktop Icons.” Your desktop will look neat and professional. On the ScreenFlow Helper, choose “Configure Recording.” It will bring up the New Recording window. Use ScreenFlow Helper up here in the menu bar of your Mac–you’ll want to get familiar with this because it’s essential for recording, pausing, and stopping your recordings.īefore you hit “Record,” let’s configure exactly WHAT we want to record first. Let’s start with a brand new screen recording here. We won’t be covering stock media in this Screenflow tutorial. However, if you want to pay for this, consider if you actually need photos or videos from outside sources. This is unnecessary for me since I don’t use any stock footage in my screen recordings. You will also see an option for Stock Media Library. For now, you do not need to worry about it. Below, you will see “New from Template,” which I will talk about in a future blog. Inside “Recent Documents,” you will find the recent projects you have been working on. If you want to play around with ScreenFlow, “New Document” is a perfect place to start. The Preset menu lists several typical document dimensions like 4K, 1080p, which you can choose from or customize and set the frame rate. You can start with a blank screen, then add media to your document. Under “New Document,” you can set up a document or a project as I like to call it. Below the left-hand menu is “New Recording,” where you can choose exactly which screen and audio to record. When you first open ScreenFlow 9, you will see the ScreenFlow window. It may be easier to watch this tutorial in the YouTube video at the bottom of this post or click here to watch it now. Now, I’m hoping you have the ScreenFlow 9 up and running on your Mac as you are going through this blog. Related: BEST Screen Recording Software for Mac The ScreenFlow Welcome Window If you don’t have ScreenFlow yet, I highly recommend going directly to Telestream’s website to download ScreenFlow because you get a free trial, and it makes updates easier in the future.īefore we dive into this ScreenFlow 9 Tutorial, I also want you to know that I create a ScreenFlow Cheat Sheet for you! Just download this one-page PDF and you’ll some of the common shortcuts and other ScreenFlow tips that you can reference any time. You probably already know that ScreenFlow is an easy-to-use screen recording and video editing software for the Mac. Complete ScreenFlow Tutorial – Screenflow 9 for Beginners Some product links in this post are affiliate links, and I will be compensated when you purchase by clicking our links.
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