Getting VERY LOUD burst of static

[fox]

It is like this:
1 second of normal
1 second of ear bleeding static
1 second of normal
1 second of ear bleeding static
REPEAT CYCLE
Any ideas?

[Mystix]

I've not had that problem, but something to try:
From MorphVox go into the Preferences and in the Device Settings you could try one of the other Driver Modes.
For example, it might work better using DirectShow rather than Legacy Drivers.

[fox]

Nguyên văn bởi Mystix:

I've not had that problem, but something to try:
From MorphVox go into the Preferences and in the Device Settings you could try one of the other Driver Modes.
For example, it might work better using DirectShow rather than Legacy Drivers.

Switched drivers, now it is just CONSTANT static!

[fox]

https://youtu.be/qf6uhDrDUcI

[fox]

By the way to give you some more info on the issue: My mic itself is fine, the audio is fine inside of morphvox, but when it leaves morph and is transmited out of screaming bee audio it breaks

[fox]

OK I THINK IT MAY BE SOME TIME OF ISSUE WHERE THE MIC IS FEEDING BACK ON ITSELF? No idea how to fix that

[Mystix]

Ahh, ok. That could be the issue if you're not using a headset.

So, if you have it, then use a headset and turn-off (or set volume to minimum) any external speakers you may have hooked-up to your computer.

If you don't have a headset, then you may consider to get one (and see if you can get one that has a "noise canceling" mic attached with it as well). In this way you can more avoid the feedback issues.

Other than that, other things you could try; From the MorphVox Preferences and Device Settings, ensure that Microphone and Playback Device is set to the devices you want to use, I would also suggest to set the Audio Channels there to Mono.

Then on the Sound Settings, check (enable) the options for Background Cancellation and Full Spectrum Sound. Alternatively, if you could try the Hum Reduction option as well, but I'd suggest not to enable that if you can get things working well without it on.

You could also experiment a bit with the sliders.
Mine is at:
Sound Threshold: 4th notch.
Sound Quality: Highest (to far right).
Voice Pickup: Around the 12th notch.

It's a matter of experimentation of course and you may have better results with different settings than mine above.

At the bottom, you could also check the option for Echo Cancellation and and see if that helps as well.

Remember to click the "OK" button to accept any changes you make then give it a try.

Aside from all of those suggested tips, you could also consider to re-install or update your audio drivers (if you do, then after it might be good to restart your computer to ensure the new drivers take effect properly).

If the issues remains, perhaps try uninstalling then reinstalling MorphVox.
You may want to temporarily turn-off your anti-virus during the install to help insure it's not conflicting.

You could also try contacting official Support via the Developer's website:
https://screamingbee.com/support/contacts.aspx

Also, I got this following info from the FAQs on their website:
http://screamingbee.com/support/faq.aspx

"I get severe feedback or multiple voices in listen.
The problem usually stems from multiple microphone sources being checked in the system audio settings. The other issue happens when using open speakers with a sensitive microphone.

Go to the Windows control panel from the Start menu
Click on "Sound and Audio Devices"
In the Volume Tab, Click on "Advanced..." button in the Device volume box
Check the devices listed in the Volume Control dialog. If you see Microphone column, make sure that it is muted (unmuted will often cause severe feedback)
Also check your recording volumes:
Repeat steps 1-3 from above
Click on "Options/Properties..." menu
Click "Recording" radio button and "OK" button
Check the Microphone column is selected and Microphone levels. If it's at maximum reduce it by 50%.
** If the problem continues and you are using a stick microphone (non headset), from the MorphVOX menu, select Preferences and click on the Sound Settings panel. Then turn on "Echo Cancellation"."
~~~

There may be other useful info in the FAQs there that could be of help to you.
Good luck. :)

[fox]

None of this did anything

[Mystix]

Too bad. Well, I'm just a fellow User of this software trying to be helpful.

Perhaps contact the official Support for MorphVox via the Developer's website:
https://screamingbee.com/support/contacts.aspx