I swear to god if im dumb or smth ion know but im going crazy over this problem im trying to solve the problem this last 3 days. My friends are always telling me that my voice is so low. I tried every way to solve this problem but i couldnt. I want help guys when i start talking, the mic volume drops like 100 to 70 / 70 to 50 especially when i talk loud it drops more like 100 to 50 /// if yall have a solution pls help me
Razer Blackshark v2 pro the mic volume automatically drops when i try to talk
Best answer by Razer.Aero
Hello BayEraySter,
I undertsand taht your hhaving low audio using To troubleshoot the issue, please perform the steps below:
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Clean dirt or debris that may obstruct the vents or diaphragm of your mic.
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Ensure the audio ports and jacks are clean and the headset mic is properly attached.
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Make sure the mic diaphragm is in front and the air vent is facing away from your mouth.
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Get the latest Windows update.
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Make sure your apps can access the mic.
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Ensure your headset is set as the default recording device.
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Set Windows microphone level and microphone boost to values that works well for your setup.
Note: Higher levels can cause mic to be more sensitive.
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Update the firmware on your headset if it is on the list.
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Rule out software issues. Close all audio enhancing software including Razer Synapse, Razer 7.1 Surround Sound, THX Spatial Audio and check if the issue persists.
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If closing Razer Synapse fixed the issue, reinstall your headset drivers, including Razer Synapse, THX Spatial Audio. Restart your PC then test your headset.
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If the issue only happens while Razer Synapse is running, logout from Razer Synapse and test with another Razer account.
If the problem persists, please send me a PM with your device's serial number so I can verify the model and provide further assistance. Best regards!
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