Rendered Audio Quality?

[aBagofRockss]

So I'm pretty new to the video editing scene.  I've been using Sony Movie Studio 13 Platinum to edit some videos for youtube.  While I'm getting the hang of the actual editing part, I'm having some trouble with exporting and rendering.  It seems that every video I render, while the background music will come out perfect, any voiceover I do inside the program will render out with a buzzing kind of sound, and won't be as clear as the preview was.  I've been rendering using either Sony AVC or Mainconcept AVC.

 

System specs:

I5 6600k @ 4.2ghz

Asus ROG Ranger Mobo

16gb 2400 Ram

GTX 970

 

If you guys need me too, I can post a sample if need be.  Any ideas on what it could be?

[aBagofRockss]

5 minutes ago, Laxer17 said:

Try doing your voice overs in Audacity it's free.

I just made a test clip using both recording within the editor and using audacity and they both sounded the same still.

[aBagofRockss]

Would that cause the preview to sound bad too or just the rendered video?  Seems like all drivers are up to date.

[aBagofRockss]

1 minute ago, Laxer17 said:

Yeah both should sound a bit sketchy. What microphone are you using? 

That's weird then because all audio previews sound fine, and when I export Audacity audio by itself (not in movie studio) it sounds fine too.  And I'm just using a cheap Neewer NW-700.  It's pretty good sounding for the price, just have to fix my movie studio settings or something but I really don't know what it could be.

[aBagofRockss]

4 minutes ago, Laxer17 said:

I don't know what it could be at this point sorry I'd recommend you looking in your mic setting check everything looks normal. You might wanna bring the levels down a bit because I've heard other people had similar issues with other mics if it's to high.  Right click the volume icon at the bottom click recording devices and right click on your mic properties. Make sure you are processing it through 1 channel at the high hz rate on CD quality. 

I'm not sure either at this point.  Looks like it probably is something in movie studio, however.  It's rendering out only audio files with the same weird budding while audacity and other programs are fine.