Posted January 13, 2013
I tested the audacity thing, and it sorta works. I can boost my speech and clean some of the background hisses, but I still think that's a temporary fix.
Recording levels are all maxed and all that.
There is a slider in the cord of the headset, which determines the volume of the said headset independently from the system volume (like in a tabletop speakers). I tried to see if that also constitutes into the mic volume, but it does not.
My friend tells me that Skype worked fine, and even recorded some of the dialogue. I listened that clip and my voice was very clear and loud enough. The recording was made with the same program (playclaw).
I honestly have no clue anymore, I don't know what is blocking what, or is Skype enhancing my mic when I make calls?
Do I need a new mic? If so, can you suggest something that will definitely work?
Recording levels are all maxed and all that.
There is a slider in the cord of the headset, which determines the volume of the said headset independently from the system volume (like in a tabletop speakers). I tried to see if that also constitutes into the mic volume, but it does not.
My friend tells me that Skype worked fine, and even recorded some of the dialogue. I listened that clip and my voice was very clear and loud enough. The recording was made with the same program (playclaw).
I honestly have no clue anymore, I don't know what is blocking what, or is Skype enhancing my mic when I make calls?
Do I need a new mic? If so, can you suggest something that will definitely work?