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Hi,

I have bought the Hyperx Cloud and I absolutely love it! But I would like my sound to become even more clean. 
So I was wondering if I somehow can use my Webcams microphone to filter out some of the static noise and keyboard presses, etc, I have in my room?

The headset is a hyperx cloud. 
Webcam: microsoft lifecam cinema


Specs: 

CPU: i5 4690k

GPU: MSI gtx 970

Motherboard: Asus z97-ar black edition

PSU: Corsair RM750

RAM: 8gb Hyperx DDR3 ram

SSD: 3 120gb samsung evo in raid 0

HDD: 1tb WD Black Storage

 

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Possible, not feasible, and I wouldn't know where to start. Even if you got it set up it wouldn't work very well.

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Key presses aren't going to be filtered out no matter what since they are basically random.

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Okay, just wanted to know if it was possible. 

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You may want to try a noise reduction software like SoliCall Pro. In the basic mode it should remove the static, in the more advanced mode (profile-based), it should also attenuate non-stationary noises (e.g. music).

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