This should be enough to make everything works, but if after all you still have problems it could be a problem associated with the exclusive mode use of the microphone by Windows, so try disabling the exclusive mode. Make sure your Voicemod microphone is not muted. If you have followed the previous steps and it is not fixed might be your Line or Voicemod microphone is muted. In your Recording and Playback tab in Windows, you should have selected your headsets and your microphone as default (the same one you have selected in Voicemod settings). Check your Windows audio configuration:.Try also with the toggle disabling 'Background Noise Reduction' if still have problems setting at 0 the noise gate slider. The noise gate slider allows you to filter the ambient sound of the room where you are, that way there will be no background noise when you stop talking. Start on the left side and go slowly to the right until it is filtering just the background noise and not your voice. Adjust your “Reduce background noise” slider. Adjust your “Voice changer volume” slider (the default position is in the middle of the slider). Moreover, the toggle allows you to stop the background noise reduction totally. These sliders control the main volume, the Background Noise and the bleep volume. Enable the 'hear my voice' and 'voice changer' options.Īt the bottom of the window, on the right side, you will see a button that opens a small window with 5 sliders and a toggle. In Output devices select your headphones. Now adjust the slider to have a good audio signal avoiding the red part at the right side of the slider. In Input devices select your real microphone.

Check your Voicemod audio configuration.If you have problems making Voicemod work, please check these 6 basic points: If you use speakers, the sound will feed your microphone and create feedback that will ruin the experience. Keep in mind for the proper functioning of Voicemod you have to use headphones.

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