I agree with him saying learn to polish. I don’t like hearing loud overly distorted chat. Sometimes people just plug mics in and don’t set it to sound better. If you pay for something make the most of it. I’m all about learning lol
As far as speaking clearly, I find that I speak more clearly if I'm streaming to an audience that is actually watching me, but if I'm recording, I tend to mumble. The way I was able to overcome this was by imagining that I'm NOT recording a video but rather TELLING a friend about the game and what's going on in it - when I play with friends, my voice is more excited and more clear, so if you have a decent enough imagination that you can imagine yourself speaking to your friends on Discord about this game rather than just recording your own voice, then you will sound the way you do when you speak with your friends. It might not be a professional speaker style voice, but it will be a large step above mumbling.
EposVox: you clearly go above and beyond with the effort you put into these videos. You cover SO many bases in under 20 minutes, and it doesn't even feel like a sponsored video. Also it had me realize my audio chain on my microphone was not in the correct order in OBS, so thank you!
EQ is magic, you managed to make the mic sound like your dynamic mics. For my voice, and room I do more cutting then adding. Lots or resonating frequencies and it usually only likes like 2-5db. A lot does go a long way after you compress and bring it back up again.
You’re probably the first person I’ve seen described sound reflections accurately. Most people think the foam is to spare their neighbors from streaming and gaming. But it does nearly nothing to stop transmission. You need a material like shredded rubber or neoprene.
Edit: you mentioned it in your video!!! Nice. The good thing is that somehow the suit RTX Voice doesn't need an RTX card to work. I have a GTX1660Ti and it still works just fine. There is one amazing way to remove any noises from your mouse and keyboard from your audio recordings and live streams. If you got a 1000 series and upwards NVidia card by any chance you can make use of RTX Voice which uses AI to filter out the noise. It removes basically 95 to 99% of the click sounds or any other noise. And I use a really obnoxious keyboard. It is almost like magic!
As an audio guy, what a fantastic video. Incredibly well put together! And thank you for explaining things correctly, haha! Especially compressors. Thank you!
I actually just bought a microphone arm for my Fifine microphone and boy, is it an improvement, just going to get closer to my face greatly improved my sound quality. And the best part was the mic arm I bought was $10
Great video! My biggest thing with my Wave 3 mic is that applying any plugins via OBS means treating the mic as a separate source in OBS instead of letting everything run through wave link. I really hope Elgato adds plugin support to wave link so that we can starting EQ-ing our mics directly instead of in specific apps.
"The Purple Professor" has done it again. You are my go to guy to fuel my technology pathology 😁👍. It's awesome that you not only keep us up to date with the greatest and latest, but you also back it up with full on, in depth tutorials and tips. Great work!
Would love to see a hardware guide for going from a basic gamer headset like a Logitech G935 to a full blown streamer audio setup. What does that initial purchase look like? What's my shopping list? Do I need anything special for a 2 PC setup? Preamp? Converter? GoXLR? Nani?
Really underrated. I've been doing so many, spending hours doing stuff I don't need (Basically, Doesn't make my audio good.) and this video thought me a lot! Thanks.
One suggestion about the keyboard part, you can literally buy keyboard with silent switches like your typical MX Silent Red, or swap in silent switches for your custom keyboard afficionado out there. It will reduce the sound level of your keyboard to almost rubber dome keyboard level due to those having rubber dampeners at places where the stem (or pole) contact with the housing, producing sounds.
I didn't know they added RTX Voice to OBS. I need to try that. I used to have major issues with the RTX Voice app stealing focus and making my games run awfully.
This is amazing!! I've been doing a lot of reading and experimenting with my Wave 3, but this video really helped pull all of my knowledge together and made me a lot more comfortable, especially on the EQ stuff.
Also yes to the in depth eq content lol. Also for those of us who wish to keep that eq and compression for better discord chat/podcast, is there an option do that eq stuff and compression on the desktop side outside of obs while having a usb mic other than elgato?
I personally use Cantabile Lite which does the job very well, there are other options but I personally find it to be the easiest when paired with Voicemeeter. Also, Voicemeeters own tools for VSTs... definitely need a little work.
another equalizer APO(+vb audio cables) user here, I don't use the mic often but I do run copies of channels for multichannel audio purposes.. I am curious if we could emulate the clipguard feature by recording lower then have another copy running with usual gain on a separate channel.. getting EAPO to swap channels based on content however sounds sticky.
@@dozerjohn Voicemeeter is usually hopeless with consumer soundcards. It more or less requires a hardware USB interface such as GoXLR to work without crashing or hanging things. Although not all interfaces work as well either. I suggest Steinberg UR12 or UR22 which have both been completely flawless at 32 sample ASIO for me. $150 bucks or so pre-owned.
response to the deep dive into EQ - it's certainly something I'd find useful. I watch your vids mainly for the tech as much as anything, but getting to know EQ better would be useful to me on a personal level, as I've never quite understood the nitty-gritty of the PEQ settings and how they affect the sound of something, and at church I often have only a few seconds before a service to get an EQ on a speech mic right as the band are busy practicing most of the time so I'm setting them up most of the time.
Great Advice, & presentation! As always… I’m very excited that with such a small channel, minimal effort, & only 12 videos spread out over a year.. Deity has agreed to send me a mic for review, I’m sure I’ll laugh at whatever I create, when looking back later down the road, but I know with Adam’s tutorials, trial & errors… I’ll eventually improve! Thx for this super helpful info 🥳
Just to add awareness, If you do need a linear switch with a custom keyboard that's not too loud stock or lubed, and that isn't a silent switch? Akko CS red roses
ive never seen someone with such aesthetic pleasing visuals, knowledgeable about everything, and super entertaining/ easy to watch before. You're like harris heller, but easier to watch if that makes sense.
I'm one of those who make their sentences sound like a question when reading off a script. Always thought it's because the language I use on my channel isn't my native one -- never heard of vocal fry/vocal pulling -- so I really appreciate you giving me something new to try and see if it improves. Thanks!
If you're willing to shell out for it for a quieter keyboard, a Glorious keyboard(or similarly cheaper options) with hot swap capability and another $100 or so for switches, then zilent v2, Healios, Sakurios, or Roselios switches from ZealPC all have dampeners built into the switch stems to prevent the bottom out thock. Plus if you like the tactility of clicky switches, Zilents are tactile switches with a bump you can actually feel....looking at you "tactile" that feels like nothing MX browns.
This video is great and it covers all the main aspects quickly. Videos deep diving into the individual subjects like EQ, Noise Gate, compressors etc would be great. Then those could all be linked as cards in the appropriate places within this one.
I wish I had this information 5 years ago when I started recording voice-overs and podcasts so I would not splurge a huge amount of money on a Condenser that picks absolutely everything in my not studio-grade room. Start small then go for Professional solutions later if things go your way. Very good video!
I disagree with one thing said in this video - rare for this channel, I usually agree with what EV says. I did a few tests with my mic (Samson Q2U), connected via USB, and found that the best results were with both foam cover and pop filter. Perhaps it's just a specific combination of this particular mic and my voice. Though, I do readily admit, I shouldn't need both! Edit: I need to point out, this is for YT videos and not live streaming, which I haven't done yet!
Thank you very much for making things so clear and concise. It can be difficult to find more in-depth information, as well as keeping it easier to understand for people that are new to content creation. I greatly appreciate what you're doing with your channel. Keep up all the good work and I will be returning to learn more in the future haha. 🤘
This video was VERY helpful, confirming I am choosing a good mic as I start thinking about what I want in in capture and streaming setup. The EC and plug-in info was really great too. THANKS!!!!
17:58 I love how you demonstrate "super loud" or "super quiet" and move closer and further away. This is how it's supposed to be done, placement wise. Yet by doing that you aren't getting "super loud" or "super quiet" xD
You my friend are one of the Best in the YTWorld. I'm a newbie and you are my go to for a lot of my set up. I couldn't afford new, so I got my Wave 3 and my 15 key Streamdeck on ebay. I LOVE them. 2 questions if you have a moment. 1) I did not realize my Wave 3 won't work with my (also used) Canon M 50. Advice there? 2) As a product reviewer and a crafter on another channel I'm also starting, I need to film the room per say while moving a bit. Can you recommend a bomb mic or should I just use a lav? Thank you and keep up the great work. Yes if you could do a whole series that would be awesome on the details.
I'm an audio engineer legit my full time job and I can't for the LIFE of me figure out a very clean way of doing this - Finding the correct mixer to (just bought the RodeCaster Duo) that can mix PC, PS5 audio with my SM7B being used for chat mics on both. Yes I have found ways around this but not in a very clean way. I know your video is not on this but thought I would vent and maybe someone can enlighten me.
Nearly PERFECT video. Missing one very important thing though when doing sound EQ or compression. Take frequent breaks and listen to unrelated things to Reset Your Ears. Your ears can quickly start to tune out bad sounds after you've heard them multiple times, making you unaware that the EQ you're applying or that audio clip that you've listened to for the 4th time, got worse with the changes you tried to apply to it.
This video was so helpful. I really liked the exmple of muddy audio. Im still learning what these audio words mean and I wish I could find a video that just went through various words and gave examples comparing boxy and muddy audio to a control audio.
This helped my audio so much I’ve subbed and liked the video faster than I ever have! Question, is there a way to use these obs filters in game audio and on discord?
I just watched this so that I can work better on my code that utilizes Speech-to-text API. Wanted to use my $10 lavelier mic, got to learn a lot from the Stream professor, thanks!
Love your work mate! Can you do a '21 WFH microphone and webcam refresher? It's been over a year, what's new *summary* and what's a good next purchase.
The best video I have found so far; thank you. The part with the technique was great! Now I know that I'm on the right track. I have almost removed my SSSSSSSSSSssss... sounds, but there is so much more 😅
Great video, and very helpful advice that I just needed! But as a linguist, I need to make a comment 11:16. You seem to mix vocal fry up with high rising terminals/uptalk, but that doesn't really matter. For both that and vocal fry in the sense of e.g. creaky voice, saying that "it sounds really annoying" seems to promote the stigmatization of these features of speech. It's perfectly helpful to make people aware of the features and the perceptions of it that exist, but that's not best conveyed by being the stigmatizer. And it's the opposite of saying to people that their normal conversation voice is just fine
I love everything about this video. Been trying to get this crappy Blue Yeti microphone I've had for a couple years to sound good, and not going to be able to get anything better for a while. Figure it's possible somehow (Rich from Digital Foundry sounds decent enough on his..) but I'm not fluent in audio engineer stuff and what the different filters do. This gives me a huge jump-off on things to try. Thanks, Stream Sensei!
Nice videos. I was looking for something like that. But I can only apply the first part as I don't have an Elgato mic 🎙️, or Elgato pop filter, or Elgato stand, or lights or green screen 😂 Although I have the STREAMDECK XL, wonderful piece of tech.
@@EposVox yeah I know I was kidding. I'm not streaming, just playing online a lot and still struggling with tweaking the sound. I'm gonna first try voicemeeter again just to understand once and for all how routing audio works. Dozens of people complimented me on my voice and I just do nothing aside from plugging the mic, so I just want to explore audio and see what I can do with it.
I'm not a streamer, but back when I worked a call centre job I used to resort to drinking hot beverages such as coffee, tea or hot chocolate used to help with reducing strain on my voice
DERP the first song is not by PYLOT, it's still Backing Track. backingtrack.gg/
The first three tips were really useful, but I think telling people to learn Polish is a little excessive.
Japanese then?
I was thinking the same. :D
I agree with him saying learn to polish. I don’t like hearing loud overly distorted chat. Sometimes people just plug mics in and don’t set it to sound better. If you pay for something make the most of it. I’m all about learning lol
Totally disagree with 1st message...Polish, was great!! Everyone should strive to be the best and you shared a lot of helpful tips throughout!
Goofys
All of the little auditory surprises you snuck in here like the ~better~ in your sentence at 14:06 really made me appreciate this guide a lot more.
As far as speaking clearly, I find that I speak more clearly if I'm streaming to an audience that is actually watching me, but if I'm recording, I tend to mumble.
The way I was able to overcome this was by imagining that I'm NOT recording a video but rather TELLING a friend about the game and what's going on in it - when I play with friends, my voice is more excited and more clear, so if you have a decent enough imagination that you can imagine yourself speaking to your friends on Discord about this game rather than just recording your own voice, then you will sound the way you do when you speak with your friends. It might not be a professional speaker style voice, but it will be a large step above mumbling.
EposVox: you clearly go above and beyond with the effort you put into these videos. You cover SO many bases in under 20 minutes, and it doesn't even feel like a sponsored video.
Also it had me realize my audio chain on my microphone was not in the correct order in OBS, so thank you!
Thank you very much for the kind words :)
Finding this video nearly 2 years after you published and I have learned SO much in 20-ish minutes. Great work!
EQ is magic, you managed to make the mic sound like your dynamic mics. For my voice, and room I do more cutting then adding. Lots or resonating frequencies and it usually only likes like 2-5db. A lot does go a long way after you compress and bring it back up again.
I went from the first sound to the latest one and wow--thanks for simplifying this so easily!
You’re probably the first person I’ve seen described sound reflections accurately. Most people think the foam is to spare their neighbors from streaming and gaming. But it does nearly nothing to stop transmission. You need a material like shredded rubber or neoprene.
Edit: you mentioned it in your video!!! Nice. The good thing is that somehow the suit RTX Voice doesn't need an RTX card to work. I have a GTX1660Ti and it still works just fine.
There is one amazing way to remove any noises from your mouse and keyboard from your audio recordings and live streams. If you got a 1000 series and upwards NVidia card by any chance you can make use of RTX Voice which uses AI to filter out the noise. It removes basically 95 to 99% of the click sounds or any other noise. And I use a really obnoxious keyboard. It is almost like magic!
As an audio guy, what a fantastic video. Incredibly well put together! And thank you for explaining things correctly, haha! Especially compressors.
Thank you!
It doesn't hurt to be born with a Radio DJ Voice like you EpoxVox you lucky bastard 😁
I actually just bought a microphone arm for my Fifine microphone and boy, is it an improvement, just going to get closer to my face greatly improved my sound quality. And the best part was the mic arm I bought was $10
I would love a deep dive on EQ optimization. I know nothing about EQ and it would be really helpful if you did do a video on that!
Great video! My biggest thing with my Wave 3 mic is that applying any plugins via OBS means treating the mic as a separate source in OBS instead of letting everything run through wave link. I really hope Elgato adds plugin support to wave link so that we can starting EQ-ing our mics directly instead of in specific apps.
It's planned and they're working on it. I can't wait either
I normally watch EposVox using my smart TV. But this video is best when you have a headset. As always, amazing guide.
Very happy with my Wave 3 purchase before I saw this and even happier after.
Heck yeah!
I found that adding two eq filters together with almost the same settings makes a very pleasing sound.
I'd love to see a EQ video using the samson q2u.
"The Purple Professor" has done it again.
You are my go to guy to fuel my technology pathology 😁👍.
It's awesome that you not only keep us up to date with the greatest and latest, but you also back it up with full on, in depth tutorials and tips. Great work!
After 3 years, this is the most relevant audio configuration video.
timeless video indeed.
I'm rewatching every time I need to install obs.😅
Would love to see a hardware guide for going from a basic gamer headset like a Logitech G935 to a full blown streamer audio setup. What does that initial purchase look like? What's my shopping list? Do I need anything special for a 2 PC setup? Preamp? Converter? GoXLR? Nani?
Really underrated. I've been doing so many, spending hours doing stuff I don't need (Basically, Doesn't make my audio good.) and this video thought me a lot! Thanks.
I for one would absolutely love to see a series of videos on EQ from yourself if and when time permits. ☺👌🎧🎤
Me too.
One suggestion about the keyboard part, you can literally buy keyboard with silent switches like your typical MX Silent Red, or swap in silent switches for your custom keyboard afficionado out there. It will reduce the sound level of your keyboard to almost rubber dome keyboard level due to those having rubber dampeners at places where the stem (or pole) contact with the housing, producing sounds.
This is a perfect video, explaining how to do voiceover, streaming, and how to use mics, in general. Thx brotha!
Excellent. Good sound is more important than good picture.
I didn't know they added RTX Voice to OBS. I need to try that. I used to have major issues with the RTX Voice app stealing focus and making my games run awfully.
Would love to the see a video / series on EQ! Great video 👍
This is amazing!! I've been doing a lot of reading and experimenting with my Wave 3, but this video really helped pull all of my knowledge together and made me a lot more comfortable, especially on the EQ stuff.
Also yes to the in depth eq content lol. Also for those of us who wish to keep that eq and compression for better discord chat/podcast, is there an option do that eq stuff and compression on the desktop side outside of obs while having a usb mic other than elgato?
Two options - either Voicemeeter which is IMO a pain to use but free or an audio mixer, GoXLR mini did the magic for me
I personally use Cantabile Lite which does the job very well, there are other options but I personally find it to be the easiest when paired with Voicemeeter. Also, Voicemeeters own tools for VSTs... definitely need a little work.
another equalizer APO(+vb audio cables) user here, I don't use the mic often but I do run copies of channels for multichannel audio purposes.. I am curious if we could emulate the clipguard feature by recording lower then have another copy running with usual gain on a separate channel.. getting EAPO to swap channels based on content however sounds sticky.
Mehbe we can @eposvox opinion on these various desktop side options ?
@@dozerjohn Voicemeeter is usually hopeless with consumer soundcards. It more or less requires a hardware USB interface such as GoXLR to work without crashing or hanging things. Although not all interfaces work as well either.
I suggest Steinberg UR12 or UR22 which have both been completely flawless at 32 sample ASIO for me. $150 bucks or so pre-owned.
Love this video! I've been struggling with audio issues ever since I started streaming. Thank you so much for breaking it down so easily.
Definitely one of your best videos to date! great job man
Which software do you use at 16:30 for analyzing and setting up your EQ?
Youre like the only stream helping youtuber who knows his stuff about audio and isnt trying to sell us some crappy rgb usb gaming mics.
More info on plug ins would be nice for a future video.
response to the deep dive into EQ - it's certainly something I'd find useful. I watch your vids mainly for the tech as much as anything, but getting to know EQ better would be useful to me on a personal level, as I've never quite understood the nitty-gritty of the PEQ settings and how they affect the sound of something, and at church I often have only a few seconds before a service to get an EQ on a speech mic right as the band are busy practicing most of the time so I'm setting them up most of the time.
This is what I’m subscribed for! Thank you Adam for all the work you’ve put into this!!!
Vocal coach here - GREAT VIDEO. Agree with evvverything you said. Love your channel!!
Thank you!!
Great Advice, & presentation! As always… I’m very excited that with such a small channel, minimal effort, & only 12 videos spread out over a year.. Deity has agreed to send me a mic for review, I’m sure I’ll laugh at whatever I create, when looking back later down the road, but I know with Adam’s tutorials, trial & errors… I’ll eventually improve! Thx for this super helpful info 🥳
Just to add awareness, If you do need a linear switch with a custom keyboard that's not too loud stock or lubed, and that isn't a silent switch? Akko CS red roses
ive never seen someone with such aesthetic pleasing visuals, knowledgeable about everything, and super entertaining/ easy to watch before. You're like harris heller, but easier to watch if that makes sense.
Well thank you, I think!
Projecting my voice is something I need to work on. I'll get better over time.
Sounds pretty good for usb mic. Nice job on the settings.
I'm one of those who make their sentences sound like a question when reading off a script. Always thought it's because the language I use on my channel isn't my native one -- never heard of vocal fry/vocal pulling -- so I really appreciate you giving me something new to try and see if it improves. Thanks!
This dialogue mixer gives a thumbs up to this video. I‘m a big fan of well presented and effective education.
Dude you are so good at making this info accessible and easy to understand. Thank you so much my streaming is gunna get tasty!
If you're willing to shell out for it for a quieter keyboard, a Glorious keyboard(or similarly cheaper options) with hot swap capability and another $100 or so for switches, then zilent v2, Healios, Sakurios, or Roselios switches from ZealPC all have dampeners built into the switch stems to prevent the bottom out thock. Plus if you like the tactility of clicky switches, Zilents are tactile switches with a bump you can actually feel....looking at you "tactile" that feels like nothing MX browns.
EposVox quality standard as always! Yes please a in-depth eq video
Great advice! I've gone back and forth using audio tips from many different people, but yours gave me the best results.
Thanks! My mic keeps picking up my keyboard and mouse clicks and sometimes I'm too loud
I'll give this a try
Such a great in depth video. This has helped so much with recording/editing my videos, but still have some more learning to do.
This video is great and it covers all the main aspects quickly. Videos deep diving into the individual subjects like EQ, Noise Gate, compressors etc would be great. Then those could all be linked as cards in the appropriate places within this one.
This video is criminally under viewed. I feel like I'm watching a video from a multi-million sub channel. Can't believe it's not even 150k views yet.
I wish I had this information 5 years ago when I started recording voice-overs and podcasts so I would not splurge a huge amount of money on a Condenser that picks absolutely everything in my not studio-grade room. Start small then go for Professional solutions later if things go your way. Very good video!
If you could do the in depth EQ video and then one with the compression, noise gate/reduction and eq, how you do the process, would be perfect
I disagree with one thing said in this video - rare for this channel, I usually agree with what EV says. I did a few tests with my mic (Samson Q2U), connected via USB, and found that the best results were with both foam cover and pop filter. Perhaps it's just a specific combination of this particular mic and my voice. Though, I do readily admit, I shouldn't need both!
Edit: I need to point out, this is for YT videos and not live streaming, which I haven't done yet!
Thank you very much for making things so clear and concise. It can be difficult to find more in-depth information, as well as keeping it easier to understand for people that are new to content creation. I greatly appreciate what you're doing with your channel. Keep up all the good work and I will be returning to learn more in the future haha. 🤘
I was just looking for this video!!! thanks man!!!
Audio is #1. I liked the video at that point, I didn't have to watch any further after that. But it was informative and beneficial to do so.
This video was VERY helpful, confirming I am choosing a good mic as I start thinking about what I want in in capture and streaming setup. The EC and plug-in info was really great too. THANKS!!!!
Commenting to vote YES to making more videos about EQ and Mic Audio in general.
17:58 I love how you demonstrate "super loud" or "super quiet" and move closer and further away. This is how it's supposed to be done, placement wise. Yet by doing that you aren't getting "super loud" or "super quiet" xD
That's probably because his compressor was still on. Lol
Great vid Epos, I wonder if you could do a video on the new G Hub implementation of Blue microphones and maybe some good settings for streaming.
You my friend are one of the Best in the YTWorld. I'm a newbie and you are my go to for a lot of my set up. I couldn't afford new, so I got my Wave 3 and my 15 key Streamdeck on ebay. I LOVE them. 2 questions if you have a moment. 1) I did not realize my Wave 3 won't work with my (also used) Canon M 50. Advice there? 2) As a product reviewer and a crafter on another channel I'm also starting, I need to film the room per say while moving a bit. Can you recommend a bomb mic or should I just use a lav? Thank you and keep up the great work. Yes if you could do a whole series that would be awesome on the details.
more in depth setting for elgate wave pls :D
I'm an audio engineer legit my full time job and I can't for the LIFE of me figure out a very clean way of doing this -
Finding the correct mixer to (just bought the RodeCaster Duo) that can mix PC, PS5 audio with my SM7B being used for chat mics on both.
Yes I have found ways around this but not in a very clean way.
I know your video is not on this but thought I would vent and maybe someone can enlighten me.
Nearly PERFECT video. Missing one very important thing though when doing sound EQ or compression. Take frequent breaks and listen to unrelated things to Reset Your Ears. Your ears can quickly start to tune out bad sounds after you've heard them multiple times, making you unaware that the EQ you're applying or that audio clip that you've listened to for the 4th time, got worse with the changes you tried to apply to it.
This EQ tips helped! If you make a full tutorial I'll def consume it
Excellent video. I'm gonna remove all filters on my mic and start again 👍
This video was so helpful. I really liked the exmple of muddy audio. Im still learning what these audio words mean and I wish I could find a video that just went through various words and gave examples comparing boxy and muddy audio to a control audio.
This helped my audio so much I’ve subbed and liked the video faster than I ever have! Question, is there a way to use these obs filters in game audio and on discord?
I just watched this so that I can work better on my code that utilizes Speech-to-text API.
Wanted to use my $10 lavelier mic, got to learn a lot from the Stream professor, thanks!
This was the video I've been waiting for. Giving me great Ideas. Thanks.
Love your work mate! Can you do a '21 WFH microphone and webcam refresher? It's been over a year, what's new *summary* and what's a good next purchase.
The best video I have found so far; thank you. The part with the technique was great! Now I know that I'm on the right track. I have almost removed my SSSSSSSSSSssss... sounds, but there is so much more 😅
Can't wait to see the EQ and Compressor videos!
Wait.. @19:42. How is Reaplugs after DL? Now available in the OBS drop down but it's just a list with no ability to adjust.
Please make a series of videos on EQing!
Please do an EQ video! That would be incredible!
Great video, and very helpful advice that I just needed! But as a linguist, I need to make a comment 11:16. You seem to mix vocal fry up with high rising terminals/uptalk, but that doesn't really matter. For both that and vocal fry in the sense of e.g. creaky voice, saying that "it sounds really annoying" seems to promote the stigmatization of these features of speech. It's perfectly helpful to make people aware of the features and the perceptions of it that exist, but that's not best conveyed by being the stigmatizer. And it's the opposite of saying to people that their normal conversation voice is just fine
Not a pro here, but I've watched hours of videos and bought years of mics. Great comprehensive video! Edit: Vey jealous of your streaming den.
I recommend Gateron / Cherry MX browns or reds, C3 Tangerines too. All are good switches.
I love everything about this video. Been trying to get this crappy Blue Yeti microphone I've had for a couple years to sound good, and not going to be able to get anything better for a while. Figure it's possible somehow (Rich from Digital Foundry sounds decent enough on his..) but I'm not fluent in audio engineer stuff and what the different filters do. This gives me a huge jump-off on things to try. Thanks, Stream Sensei!
13:19 The RTX Voice also works on GTX cards too!
EXCELLENT video and commentary
Yeah please do the eq that will really help us a lot
Been looking for a de-esser solution for so long due to only having the goxlr mini. Thanks a lot!
yes please make more audio videos
I also like the Romer G switches
Sunkist! 🍊 Thx for the tips and vid, brother.
Excellent tips. Thank you!
This guy is amazing, so underrated!
Thanks!
Nice videos. I was looking for something like that. But I can only apply the first part as I don't have an Elgato mic 🎙️, or Elgato pop filter, or Elgato stand, or lights or green screen 😂
Although I have the STREAMDECK XL, wonderful piece of tech.
Just about everything mentioned here can apply to all audio setups, as stated multiple times :P
@@EposVox yeah I know I was kidding. I'm not streaming, just playing online a lot and still struggling with tweaking the sound. I'm gonna first try voicemeeter again just to understand once and for all how routing audio works.
Dozens of people complimented me on my voice and I just do nothing aside from plugging the mic, so I just want to explore audio and see what I can do with it.
McDonald's cupholders are best for acoustic treatment. Hustle and Flow taught me that!!
10:40 Noise Gates are also a god sent for heavy breathers
Can we get a 2024 video update on this. Really good tips
These aren’t the kind of things that change year to year lol
I'm not a streamer, but back when I worked a call centre job I used to resort to drinking hot beverages such as coffee, tea or hot chocolate used to help with reducing strain on my voice
That's really a high valuable content ! Thanks
It doesn’t have to be a ‘RTX” card. There’s a rtx voice download that will work on earlier cards.