Little Help With Mic.

[Vel'Roz]

Recently my mic sometimes distort and turns robotic. At first I thought it was only my SLAM that was doing it but I checked my mic using voice_loopback 1. I cant play music without it having bad quality and I cant talk without sounding like a robot. I've already tried a lot of solutions, like scaling down the mic input and entering -voice_mixer_volume 0.10 in the launch options. If anyone else has a solution please share.

 

Edit: Currently no solution helped so Im gonna wait a week to see if anything changes

Edited June 25, 2016 by Mango Pervdragon

[SupaNipplez]

Tried it outside of CS:GO or in a different game?

[Vel'Roz]

Tried it outside of CS:GO or in a different game?

When I'm testing it on Windows and Steam its fine. Its also fine on teamspeak. I haven't tried it on different games though.

Edited June 25, 2016 by Mango Pervdragon

[SupaNipplez]

Check and make sure your mic is set as your default device and your default communication device.

 

How-to:

 

Control Panel/Sound/Recording

Highlight your microphone

Click the arrow besides the "set default" button

Make sure both the options are selected.

 

If this doesn't work let me know and I will do some more searching for solutions.

Edited June 25, 2016 by SupaNipplez

[Vel'Roz]

didnt work

[enigma#]

What kind of microphone is this? Is it being routed through your sound card or USB?

 

All this default stuff doesn't really do much unless it's being hogged by WASAPI, ASIO or another driver.

[Vel'Roz]

What kind of microphone is this? Is it being routed through your sound card or USB?

 

All this default stuff doesn't really do much unless it's being hogged by WASAPI, ASIO or another driver.

It's a webcam. I don't have a sound card. If it helps, Both SLAM and my mic worked earlier this week without any problems. Then people started complaining that my mic sounded terrible (I paid no attention since it was a webcam) and that my music sounded like it was in a wash-machine. Now every few seconds, they both turn robotic then they stop and rinse and repeat.

[enigma#]

Ok, if that's the case there are a few possibilities

 

It is possible that the webcam may not be getting sufficient bandwidth in order to operate correctly. I would suggest changing out the USB port it is plugged into. If possible and if it is new enough, use a USB 3.0 port (it will be more than enough bandwidth). Avoid using a front port if at all possible.

 

You could try updating your driver, although chances are it's not that.

 

Whats your sampling rate and bitrate set at for your webcam?

[Vel'Roz]

Ok, if that's the case there are a few possibilities

 

It is possible that the webcam may not be getting sufficient bandwidth in order to operate correctly. I would suggest changing out the USB port it is plugged into. If possible and if it is new enough, use a USB 3.0 port (it will be more than enough bandwidth). Avoid using a front port if at all possible.

 

You could try updating your driver, although chances are it's not that.

 

Whats your sampling rate and bitrate set at for your webcam?

 

1. Plugged it up in the back. Didn't change a thing.

2. Drivers are up-to-date

3. Don't see how a webcam's sampling/bitrate can affect SLAM, which is a software to play music through CSGO, as well

[Vel'Roz]

I just did a reset on my PC to see if that would fix it. Didn't work.

I might just do a full reset. I really dont want to but I don't have much of a choice. I'll check back in a few hours.

[Vel'Roz]

Well that didnt work. Another hour wasted

[MizzMadelyne]

Change the hertz levels on your computer

[Vel'Roz]

Change the hertz levels on your computer

Im going to wait a few days/a week as it was working fine before.

Edited June 26, 2016 by Mango Pervdragon

[Biggy]

HJave you tried painting it black