Voice comm software suggestion

[Tordal]

Hi everyone!

 

Me and my gf are often playing games like Dota2 together with some other friends.

When we are playing with others we usually use Skype as voice comm, which works perfectly.

 

We have one Blue Spark mic that I use for recording etc, which we both use for outgoing speech (through my PC). This sounds very good for the ones we talk to, but not so good for my gf who hears everything both me and her say twice.

 

Looked around and it seems that Skype doesn't have the possibility to mute one person in a group call, so it looks like we'll have to find a new software to use. I've borrowed a Ventrilo server from a friends friend, but I'd like to know if anyone else has any tips for other software that might work (free, and simple to use software similar to Skype)?

 

Requirements:

- Possibility to mute 1 person in a group call

- Automatic or manual sensitivity setup (like skype/ventrilo has).

[Hans Christian | Teri]

TS3 or Ventrilo is really your best bet. 

[SkR]

i find Dolby Axon very easy to use and does every thing you need to. TS3 is also good

[That Norwegian Guy]

I prefer TS3 these days, we were using Ventrilo for ages up until this year, however it is basically abandonware by now and TS3 is pulling so far ahead on features and stability over its competitors.

[911^NEmeSis]

I would advise either between TS3, Raicall, Vent or Mumble.

Raidcall is decent and doesn't require a server but I would personally always use Teamspeak. I just love the program and there are always servers that you can use. Mumble and Ventrillo are extremely similar, with Mumble often having extremely cheap prices on servers. Teamspeak just looks and feels easier to use, once again I recommend that.

[Tordal]

Thanks for the suggestions.
I'll give TS and RC a go