Blue Yeti very sensetive

[Statik]

Hey guys, so yesterday I installed Voiceemeter Banana just to mess with, and right away it messed up a bunch of stuff so I decided not to waste my time with it and uninstalled (I didnt change anything in the program). Later I joined COD with some friends and they said my mic sounded really weird. After fucking with the knobs and restarting a few times it sounded clear, except my mic was VERY sensitive. I've always had the gain at about 25% and it was perfect, now I have it ALL the way down and it's still very sensitive and picks up keystrokes and the lightest sounds.

[Pastorcasper 2.0]

8 minutes ago, Statik said:

Hey guys, so yesterday I installed Voiceemeter Banana just to mess with, and right away it messed up a bunch of stuff so I decided not to waste my time with it and uninstalled (I didnt change anything in the program). Later I joined COD with some friends and they said my mic sounded really weird. After fucking with the knobs and restarting a few times it sounded clear, except my mic was VERY sensitive. I've always had the gain at about 25% and it was perfect, now I have it ALL the way down and it's still very sensitive and picks up keystrokes and the lightest sounds.

have you checked the microphone "gain" levels in windows?? Type manage input devices into the searchbar to find it

 

[Statik]

1 hour ago, Pastorcasper 2.0 said:

have you checked the microphone "gain" levels in windows?? Type manage input devices into the searchbar to find it

 

How do I modify the gain settings? I can only enable and disable things on that window.

 

[Pastorcasper 2.0]

16 hours ago, Statik said:

How do I modify the gain settings? I can only enable and disable things on that window.

 

alright sry i guess that not exactly what i wanted, so open control panel>hardware and sound>manage audio devices>then go to the recording section>right click ur mic and select properties> go to levels tab> adjust from there

[Statik]

5 hours ago, Pastorcasper 2.0 said:

alright sry i guess that not exactly what i wanted, so open control panel>hardware and sound>manage audio devices>then go to the recording section>right click ur mic and select properties> go to levels tab> adjust from there

I cant believe I forgot about that screen. Thanks.

 

Yeah that got bumped to 100. Sorted now, thanks

[Pastorcasper 2.0]

On 5/7/2020 at 4:00 PM, Statik said:

I cant believe I forgot about that screen. Thanks.

 

Yeah that got bumped to 100. Sorted now, thanks

np glad i could help, sry for the delayed responses