Would appreciate advice or suggestions on the following issue...
I recently purchased a USB headset with inbuilt microphone:
I have set microphone volume control to 100% and adjusted the boom so the microphone sits very close to my mouth but it is still a little too quiet. Is there a way to increase/boost the microphone's sensitivity?
I have another, separate microphone and Windows 10 allows me to boost microphone sensitivity by +10dB, +20dB or +30dB (Settings>Sound>Sound Control Panel>Microphone Properties>Levels>Boost) but this 'Boost' feature isn't offered when I connect the USB headset with microphone.
I recently purchased a USB headset with inbuilt microphone:
USB Headphones with Microphone Noise Cancelling Headset For Skype Laptop NEW | eBay
6.High-performance, high-performance voice omnidirectional capacitive polar microphone 36dB brings high quality dialogue. 1.Over-the-head Design Stereo Headset. Headphone cable length: approx.1.6m. Comfortable to wear, ergonomically designed with soft PU earmuffs and lightweight headband.
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I have set microphone volume control to 100% and adjusted the boom so the microphone sits very close to my mouth but it is still a little too quiet. Is there a way to increase/boost the microphone's sensitivity?
I have another, separate microphone and Windows 10 allows me to boost microphone sensitivity by +10dB, +20dB or +30dB (Settings>Sound>Sound Control Panel>Microphone Properties>Levels>Boost) but this 'Boost' feature isn't offered when I connect the USB headset with microphone.
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