Blue snowball ice microphone and speakers would have a lot of feedback?
- Thread starter paopaw07
- Start date
Solution
makkem
Distinguished
- Jan 22, 2012
- 1,962
- 5
- 20,965
Yes it is a possibility that you will get feedback.
However that can be reduced.
That is a decent mic for that as it has a cardiod response which means it hardly picks up sound from the rear so it needs to be in front of the speakers.
Ideally you would use powerful speakers with the volume set low this reduces the likelihood of feedback but maintains the listening volume level.
If you do get feedback and have graphic equalization on the software mixer then you can reduce the level at the frequency at which the feedback is occuring .
However that can be reduced.
That is a decent mic for that as it has a cardiod response which means it hardly picks up sound from the rear so it needs to be in front of the speakers.
Ideally you would use powerful speakers with the volume set low this reduces the likelihood of feedback but maintains the listening volume level.
If you do get feedback and have graphic equalization on the software mixer then you can reduce the level at the frequency at which the feedback is occuring .
makkem
Distinguished
- Jan 22, 2012
- 1,962
- 5
- 20,965
The majority of computers use Realtek software and drivers for audio.
Check the right hand side of your task bar,if you see Realtek hd audio manager then right click on it and select sound manager.
Now select sound effects from the top tabs and if you look down you will see a button marked change to graphic eq press this and you will see a simple graphic eq with ten sliders.
Check the right hand side of your task bar,if you see Realtek hd audio manager then right click on it and select sound manager.
Now select sound effects from the top tabs and if you look down you will see a button marked change to graphic eq press this and you will see a simple graphic eq with ten sliders.
TRENDING THREADS
-
Question User RX 580 8gb red devil powercolor, asking original BIOS- Started by PizzaInGame
- Replies: 7
-
-
-
News Microsoft updates Windows 11 24H2 requirements, CPU must support SSE4.2 or the OS will not boot- Started by Admin
- Replies: 19
-
Latest posts
-
-
-
-
-
Question User RX 580 8gb red devil powercolor, asking original BIOS
- Latest: PizzaInGame
-
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram