Audacity issues

[MsRandomLP]

Hey guys I'm here again as always asking for help. Recently I downloaded audacity again to record my voice for my gameplay. I've had it before but now I have this issue that makes my voice sound distorted and u can't hear it and the wave things are really high on the thing. Idk how to explain it but they are thick and idk how to fix it I've looked online but nothing works. Do you guys know what to do? Thanks in advance

 

[jakassme]

Hey guys I'm here again as always asking for help. Recently I downloaded audacity again to record my voice for my gameplay. I've had it before but now I have this issue that makes my voice sound distorted and u can't hear it and the wave things are really high on the thing. Idk how to explain it but they are thick and idk how to fix it I've looked online but nothing works. Do you guys know what to do? Thanks in advance

try a recording software called obs(the mic is auto turned on)
right click box that says scenes then add scene then highlight over that scene then right click sources then monitor or game capture
then go to settings then broadcast settings then set mode to output only and set a folder to put it in

way easier then what are you using again?

 

[snoopaloop7]

can you post a picture of what it looks like?

 

[MsRandomLP]

can you post a picture of what it looks like?

yeah here it is.[DOUBLEPOST=1393601245,1393601218][/DOUBLEPOST]

try a recording software called obs(the mic is auto turned on)
right click box that says scenes then add scene then highlight over that scene then right click sources then monitor or game capture
then go to settings then broadcast settings then set mode to output only and set a folder to put it in

way easier then what are you using again?

does this program make it so that u can remove noise?

 

[jakassme]

yeah here it is.[DOUBLEPOST=1393601245,1393601218][/DOUBLEPOST]
does this program make it so that u can remove noise?

what do you mean by remove noise?

 

[MsRandomLP]

what do you mean by remove noise?

well u see my mic is not very good and I use the noise removal audacity has to make the background noise not there and u can hear me better

 

[jakassme]

well u see my mic is not very good and I use the noise removal audacity has to make the background noise not there and u can hear me better

hehe i dont even use a mic and my buds say i sound good

maybe go to sound in the search bar


go to recording right click microphone then levels then put microphone boost to 30 db

then enchancements check dc cencellations and noise suppression and immediate mode

and turn on stereo mix
(theres are what my settings are at)

btw your mic doesnt sound that bad

 

[MsRandomLP]

hehe i dont even use a mic and my buds say i sound good

maybe go to sound in the search bar


go to recording right click microphone then levels then put microphone boost to 30 db

then enchancements check dc cencellations and noise suppression and immediate mode

and turn on stereo mix
(theres are what my settings are at)

btw your mic doesnt sound that bad

ohhh u dont use a mic what do you use then? lol and it doesn't sound bad cuz i use the noise removal lol but thanks I will try it out thanks!

 

[jakassme]

ohhh u dont use a mic what do you use then? lol and it doesn't sound bad cuz i use the noise removal lol but thanks I will try it out thanks!

i use nothing hehe i just speak into my computer

 

[Tarmack]

Your gain is too high. What is happening is that your audio is clipping due to the source recording either being too high or being amplified too much. Turn the recording volume down in Windows until you can record without clipping. You can even go a bit lower and then use the Normalize function to increase the volume to ideal levels.