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Video cameras can record sound at a quality high enough for most videos where you are talking directly to the camera, especially if you plug in a shotgun or lavalier mic to your camera. The limitation with this is that it is more difficult to optimize the sound of your voice. Professional video production always uses separate video and audio recording processes. Doing this is not difficult. I recommend (and use) a setup with the following capabilities:

 Voice: One track and lavalier mic for each person talking, or one shotgun mic and one audio track for all voices.

 Ambient: An optional stereo mic or a matched pair of mics and two audio tracks for ambient sounds.

Aside from these tracks, you probably want extra tracks available to record background music or sound effects. Of course, you also need the software that will allow you to mix multiple tracks.