Hearing myself through my headset

[DrtyDiesel]

So, I've been looking all over google and reading through forums but no one seems to have a solution to what I'm looking to do.

 

 

When I plug in my headset, and click on "Listen to this device" in the properties of the mic, I can hear myself in the headset, but there's a slight delay and on top of that, there's a bad echo that makes me sound horrible.

 

I'm trying to do some YouTube videos for BF4 and CSGo but no one will want to listen to echo.

 

Just for reference, my headset is made by Razr and has the one cord that plugs into the adapter that allows me to plug in the mic and speakers(red and green) into the mobo.

 

I plugged in my turtle beach headset (USB) and at first there was no delay or echo, then I started recording the echo came back.

 

 

 

I just have no idea where to go from here. Maybe buy a professional mic and USB headset? I did read that analog has a delay but usb usually doesn't.

[rattacko123]

maybe do a recording to clarify the issue

[bobbagels]

Well, as far as I know, doing it the way you are there will always be some sort of delay or echo. 

However if you have a mic, something like a Blue Yeti where you can plug your headset directly into the mic, that works pretty well.

[arcadecalgary]

what you are experiencing is called latency, unsure of your setup , but there are adjustments you can make to kill the latency

[ShearMe]

The Syba DAC has this feature in the included VIA software, with no delay.

This is a hardware issue, so you won't fix it without buying some kind of extra device

[DrtyDiesel]

Im using a razr headset, its plugged inot the analog port on the motherboard.

 

I'll look into buying a good mic that may fix it. I appreciate yall's help!!!

[ShearMe]

I'll look into buying a good mic that may fix it. I appreciate yall's help!!!

 

Only if the Mic has a headphone port and you plug in your headset will that be a solution.