Use the speaker and microphone icons at the top of Bandicam to choose your sound devices.
Go to Video > Settings > Sound, enable Record sound, and select the devices below.
Enable Save audio tracks while recording and choose WAV or MP3 to save a separate audio file alongside your video.
To record sound without video, use Audio-only Recording mode.
Click Filter next to the microphone volume control.
Click the speaker or microphone icon to mute or unmute that sound source during recording.
» Adjust volume and mute sound while recording
Add another sound device if needed.
Enable Record sound and select your speaker and microphone devices in Video > Settings > Sound.
» How to record computer sound
» How to record microphone sound
A problem may occur if you use a Bluetooth device as both [Speaker] and [Microphone] at the same time. We recommend you select another sound device for [Speaker] and select a Bluetooth device only for [Microphone]. If you still have problems, please use a USB microphone/headset, or use your smartphone as a microphone.
1) If Bandicam crashes when recording your laptop's built-in microphone, set Speakers to (Default Output Device) and Microphone to Disable in Bandicam's sound settings. In Windows sound settings, open the Recording tab, right-click your microphone, and select Properties. On the Listen tab,
enable "Listen to this device"
, apply the changes, and try recording again.
2) If your voice cuts off intermittently while using a laptop's built-in microphone, turn off the [Noise Suppression] function
and try recording again.
3) If you are still having problems, please use a USB microphone/headset or reinstall your sound card drivers.
You can record DAW sounds with Bandicam using a virtual audio mixer such as VoiceMeeter or the WASAPI driver that goes through Windows normal audio path. » How to record ASIO audio from a DAW
If you continue to have problems, record your Bandicam and Windows sound settings, and send the video file with your microphone model to bandicam@bandicam.com