To raise or lower volume of your voice use the fader gain bar under Hardware Out section of voicemeeter. if there's an issue with noise or echoing those issues will still be present in every other program ONLY discord can take advantage of these settings so do not rely on them. it's best to leave these off entirely until you're familiar with the settings in voicemeeter. IT SOUNDS AWFUL AND UNNATURAL TRUST ME.ĭisable built-in voice processing settings (in Discord Settings > Voice & Video). PEOPLE CAN TELL WHEN YOU TRY TO FORCE YOUR VOICE TO BE DEEPER. moving to the left will make your voice sound deeper. you want to stay within the area ive highlighted in yellow in this pic. listen to your mic while you adjust this. i generally use between 1 and 2 depending on how loud my air conditioning and fans areĬonfigure the Intellipan voice modulation shit. if you lowered the base snowball volume (in the very first step of this post) you wont need to crank the audibility dial up as much. what setting you use here will depend on your level of background noise. The audibility dial this is basically your noise gate. Set Preferred Main Sample Rate to 48000hz Right click CABLE output and set it as the Default device and Default Communication deviceĭISABLE STEREO REPEAT make sure it's not highlighted. In the Snowball advanced tab set default format to 1 channel, 16 bit, 48000hz Ĭhange CABLE OUTPUT default format to 1 channel, 16 bit, 48000 hz you can boost the final output volume directly in voicemeeter you want to lower this as much as possible while still picking up your voice clearly, especially the first few syllables. if your mic isn't directly in front of your mouth 40 might be too low so i'd start at around 75.
i use 40 volume here but my mic arm lets me move the microphone much closer to my mouth.
This will reduce your background noise in the final result. Open the Windows sound control panel to the recording tab
Using voicemeeter to make your snowball sound a little less shitĭownload and install Virtual Audio Cable and Voicemeeter
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