444 Jan 5, 2017 @ 12:48pm
Mic picking up my breathing
My headset's mic is picking up my breathing AND my voice. Should i lower the mic sensitivity or smth like that so that it cant pickup my breath ?
Im using a Razer Kraken USB headset.
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TERRY Jan 5, 2017 @ 1:50pm 
That is usually caused by having the mic too close to your mouth or nose.
Put it the furthest away from your face you can.
Revelene Jan 5, 2017 @ 2:07pm 
There are multiple ways to go about this. Using one or more of the following can help.

1. Move mic further away from your mouth.

2. Lower mic gain.

3. Put a physical filter on the mic.

4. Use push to talk.

5. Buy a quality mic.

If you talk and exhale at the same time, then the only thing you can do is learn to not do that.
Last edited by Revelene; Jan 5, 2017 @ 7:04pm
are a you a mouth breather?
oobymach Jan 6, 2017 @ 12:18am 
The physical filter helps, you need to find a dense sponge material like packing foam and put it over the boom, the other best option is to move the mic boom (my sennheiser 333d's the boom can be physically bent into position) so you're not breathing directly on it.
Untitled Jan 6, 2017 @ 1:42am 
I had the same problem even with a filter and the mic not close to my mouth.
i fixed it by going to Control Panel\Hardware\Sound and going into manage audio devices, then find my recording device/mic and changing the 'levels' option down to 65
Elon Mosque Jan 6, 2017 @ 1:58am 
Originally posted by Cowboy 4:
My headset's mic is picking up my breathing AND my voice. Should i lower the mic sensitivity or smth like that so that it cant pickup my breath ?
Im using a Razer Kraken USB headset.
Lower the sensitivity of the microphone so it will only pick up when the noise is above certain level.
Alchemist79 Jan 6, 2017 @ 2:11am 
Just play SW:Battlefront, you should fit right in. :golden:
444 Jan 6, 2017 @ 3:58am 
Thank you all for the reccomendations. I did all of the things you said and it actually worked. Thank you !
Originally posted by Agnes Washington:
Lower the sensitivity of the microphone so it will only pick up when the noise is above certain level.

Oh thank you!!
Good Old Gamer Aug 3, 2018 @ 11:40am 
im not a necro because same issue (and no idea how to start a new general discussion)

Issue = Jabra Evlove mic is far too sensative!

- Swing Boom only (not bendy) so cannot reposition
- Audio levels everwhere say my mic boost is -10 which is the lowest is can go
- i still sound like a darth vader peedo on speed HALP!
444 Aug 3, 2018 @ 12:48pm 
Originally posted by Barney Lee:
im not a necro because same issue (and no idea how to start a new general discussion)

Issue = Jabra Evlove mic is far too sensative!

- Swing Boom only (not bendy) so cannot reposition
- Audio levels everwhere say my mic boost is -10 which is the lowest is can go
- i still sound like a darth vader peedo on speed HALP!
holy ♥♥♥♥ im suprised at how you found a 1 year old thread lmao
Good Old Gamer Aug 3, 2018 @ 12:50pm 
i was looking everywhere for my same issue (tried every key word i could think of in google) and then found this thread :P
Jordie Mar 31 @ 12:10pm 
Originally posted by Untitled:
I had the same problem even with a filter and the mic not close to my mouth.
i fixed it by going to Control Panel\Hardware\Sound and going into manage audio devices, then find my recording device/mic and changing the 'levels' option down to 65
I think this is gonna be the fix I’ve been looking for. Thank you.
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