I have started recording and upload my video games on PC but can not control how loud I am in the recording, will I be able to control that with this mic null

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Raudel · Accepted Answer

Yes ASTRO has an application on a pc that allows you to change any volume setting.

Ironskullcandy · Answer

You need to just have a separate mic for ease and only depend on the headset for listening

Jared · Answer

Yes and no. There is a mic volume and mic type setting in the Astro software that you download, but you mainly control your mic volume in your recording software though

Chris · Answer

No. There is no volume control on the mic output. You will need to adjust the mic input volume with the software you are using to record your voice with. The volume controls on the mixamp are for the audio output to the headset only. 

You could also move the mic further away from your mouth. 

The mic does have good voice quality so you'll be good there. But I don't think you'll find a gaming headset that lets you adjust the mic output volume. I've never seen one.

Puppet0092 · Answer

Yes you can adjust it how ever you like great set!

Kenny · Answer

Yes, make sure your voice volume is more up than the game before you start to record and everything should be fine.

HiFiBlaster · Answer

Yes and no. While there are no controls for mic volume (other than on and off), if you flex the mic away from you or move it up and down further away from your mouth, it should compensate.

Fallen1 · Answer

You can control it through console settings. If not you should be able to fix it in editing just separate the audio tracks from gameplay and voice audio and bump up voice audio. Fairly simple fix with any editing software

Answered by Fallen1 7 years ago

Panther68 · Answer

No, but not for the reason you might be thinking. The recorded audio level isn't controlled by the mic. It is controlled by the recording software. Yes, some mics have a "gain' function, for use when the 'recording' end doesn't have the ability to increase recorded volume...but, if the recorded volume is too loud (unless the mic has a "gain" switch, and that's 'on', in which case, try recording with the "gain" turned 'off''), then this needs to be turned down within your recording software/hardware. In other words, instead of blaming your mic, look to the real cause of the problem - the recording software/hardware.

Answered by Panther68 7 years ago

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Batlacit · Answer

Yes, this is one of the functions the amp offers.

dharr18 · Answer

Depending on how you are recording. Yes.

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