I have a cheap mic by genuis. It's 10 years old. I used to have a mobo P5b-e by Asus that comes with realtek and the software allows me to make it directional (it was called directional beam) . It worked great. Now I have Gaming m3 by MSI and there's no feature like that in the software. the mic picks up everything. Is there anything I can do without buying a directional mic?
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could of possibly been a noise gate software solution that only picked up sound when it's at a certain volume.
Something like this is designed for stuff like that - https://sourceforge.net/projects/noisegator/
I can't verify that software is perfect for you as I have the same type of software for my sound blaster Z.
DId you see if MSI provided you any realtek software solutions to install?
Something like this is designed for stuff like that - https://sourceforge.net/projects/noisegator/
I can't verify that software is perfect for you as I have the same type of software for my sound blaster Z.
DId you see if MSI provided you any realtek software solutions to install?
That's an excellent theory and suggestion trentchau. Noise gates are common in digital audio workstations to isolate frequencies for either boosting or removal. Found this link... maybe it'll help the OP.
http://gsngaming.com/topic/20855-how-to-setup-a-noise-gate-for-windows/
http://gsngaming.com/topic/20855-how-to-setup-a-noise-gate-for-windows/