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just did this, my mic is so damn flawless now thank you, had someone complain about my keyboard in the middle of some D&D and it was so sad but I knew I had to fix it
@@ddxxv well… I replaced my microphone soon after, found out condenser microphones are just plain bad for calls and quick content in general Dynamic microphones, in my case the Shure microphone, has been the best change I’ve made. No one hears my keyboard anymore or mouse clicking with some small Nvidia filtering or discord’s built in filtering
I'm glad I found your video! It appears to have helped resolve some of my audio issues. I have never used NVIDIA Broadcast, but have it installed and configured as you've shown. I already had my Blue Yeti gain set to just below 25%, I still needed to have the Input Gain in GHub set to 100. I also tweaked my OBS settings as you've shown and this seems to have improved my audio records already. Thanks for this video; I'll be sure to share it with other content creators I know.
Great video! I'm not familiar with audio software and having been using a regular headset mic for a long time. This helped me, someone who has no knowledge of how to set up a mic, have excellent quality on discord/recordings.
Thanks man. sounds so much better. I had all those unnecessary settings switched on thinking it would sound better lol. Also, do I need to have broadcast and ghub open in order to apply the settings?
What do you suggest if I am in the same room as my husband and we game together? I cannot figure out how to get my yeti to not pick up a lot of unnecessary noises like background, keys clicking, tv, my husband talking. It is not loud but loud enough to slightly hear. I would say I have a loud but softish to mid voice and clearly my husbands is deeper. I would say we are about 4-5ft from one another facing different directions. His mic only picks me up when I am extremely loud (different mic) or when his noise gate messes up and automatically changes it. I cannot seem to figure mine out. Now I can say I don't usually use an actual streaming/podcast mic and my Yeti is the first one for me to ever use (tired of the headset one touching my face). I am going to invest in a boom arm stand and I am going to get a foam cover to help suppress some noise, but for now its on my desk in front of me but behind my keyboard which I know the clicks will be louder, but it picked it up when it was above and farther away which in return caused the gate to have to open up to louder noises as it was farther from my face. I am not signal cleanup savvy I do not understand Noise-Gate, High-Pass , Noise Reduction, Compressor, De-Esser, De-Popper, or the Limiter plus all the extra stuff that comes with those when I click the 3 dots next to it. I have tinkered with it enough to get it to only make it slightly pick up the extra noise, but I stream and I do not want to have terrible quality when it comes to my mic. I use Logitech G Hub all my peripherals is Logitech including the Yeti I got (new pink cloud one). My Pro X headset mic we had the sound down perfect where my clicks were almost silent but you couldn't hear anything else in the background. I cannot seem to find anything on how to understand the signal cleanup and the ? by it does not help a beginner when I don't understand dB I know it has to do with sound but I don't know the sound difference between my voice a key click and a person talking on the tv. We have sound panels for the walls if I stick those in between the areas where we are at will that help with it not picking him up? Sorry for the story, but this is driving me nuts. I also do not have NVIDIA as I am an AMD user.
You got the wrong mic for that honestly. A good microphone can filter out some background noises to a degree but for voices you have no chance. You can decrease your gain to have your mic be less sensible and use Nvidia Broadcast to activate Noise reduction but if he is talking in the background there is no way to block that out unless you are using push to talk. Headset Microphones usually have much better noise reduction and filter but also the audio quality is much worse. You could try out the razer blackshark v2 though and see if that solves your issues.
@@Guape then I will give these a whirl for sure, I like my sound and my viewers say it’s good, but.. we always seek better right! Thanks for reply mate 👍
Yes you can, G Hub adjusts the mic settings to whatever you need it for. There are also ASMR presets within G Hub if you don't want to mess with the settings yourself.👍
im just curious and asking, what if i use logitech g hub noise reduction, not broadcast noise reduction? im aware of the buzzing noise some mic has i hope i dont need a sound card for this
Logitech G-Hubs provided noise reduction is good if you are just trying to remove small sounds like a keyboard, but for excess background noise Nvidia Broadcast is the way to go.
This might sound like a stupid question but do I have to have both nvidia broadcast and Logitech ghub enabled on startup? I would assume so for ghub but considering nvidia broadcast has its own input I shouldn’t have to right?
Yes, the Blue Yeti Pro works with Logitech G-Hub. If you have trouble getting it connected it may be an outdate driver or because the mic isn't connected directly to the pc instead of using a usb hub.
If this video helped you out and youre feelin generous Cashapp $AlfonzoGuape . I will be making an updated settings video along with settings for individual games and settings within Nvidia CP
Thanks bro my new yeti mic sounded so bad in discord my friends couldn’t hear me good sounds awesome now you’re a lifesaver
just did this, my mic is so damn flawless now thank you, had someone complain about my keyboard in the middle of some D&D and it was so sad but I knew I had to fix it
How did you fix it by any chance I keep having background noise even sounds of my keyboard and phone
@@ddxxv well… I replaced my microphone soon after, found out condenser microphones are just plain bad for calls and quick content in general
Dynamic microphones, in my case the Shure microphone, has been the best change I’ve made. No one hears my keyboard anymore or mouse clicking with some small Nvidia filtering or discord’s built in filtering
I'm glad I found your video! It appears to have helped resolve some of my audio issues. I have never used NVIDIA Broadcast, but have it installed and configured as you've shown. I already had my Blue Yeti gain set to just below 25%, I still needed to have the Input Gain in GHub set to 100.
I also tweaked my OBS settings as you've shown and this seems to have improved my audio records already. Thanks for this video; I'll be sure to share it with other content creators I know.
Oh yeah, and the Discord settings were a bonus I wasn't expecting.
@@Myotradventure im glad i can help!
Im one of them seems to be working great. Thanks for the Video man and Thanks @Myotradventure for the link
this actually made my mic sound so good bro. much appreciated
Great video! I'm not familiar with audio software and having been using a regular headset mic for a long time. This helped me, someone who has no knowledge of how to set up a mic, have excellent quality on discord/recordings.
Thank you for your help man. I am sounding much smoother. OBS filters weren't cutting it.
THANK YOU, i was struggling so much trying to figure out how to make it sound good
Nicely done! I subscribed.
thank you!
I really enjoyed the new blue yeti microphone and I like it.
Thank you! I did not know about nVidia broadcast!
No Problem!😁
I dont know why but I have to change Gain in GHub to 100 to hear.
I got one and I’m can’t wait for it to arrive
nah your actually the goat for this. tysm
No Problem, enjoy!🤝
Good video you made me sound like a pro
yo it shouds way better thank you
Thanks man. sounds so much better. I had all those unnecessary settings switched on thinking it would sound better lol. Also, do I need to have broadcast and ghub open in order to apply the settings?
Only Nvidia Broadcast needs to be open for this to work, LGHub applies settings to the mic and can be closed once complete.
I have Xsplit software but I have not begun to use it much. Currently I am using nVidia GeForce for game capture.
Thanks, especially for the Craig thing, very helpful !
Glad I can help!
Thx this helped🙏💪dropped a like
Glad it helped🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
any clue on high latency while using nvidia broadcast?
You're the GOAT
What do you suggest if I am in the same room as my husband and we game together? I cannot figure out how to get my yeti to not pick up a lot of unnecessary noises like background, keys clicking, tv, my husband talking. It is not loud but loud enough to slightly hear. I would say I have a loud but softish to mid voice and clearly my husbands is deeper. I would say we are about 4-5ft from one another facing different directions. His mic only picks me up when I am extremely loud (different mic) or when his noise gate messes up and automatically changes it. I cannot seem to figure mine out. Now I can say I don't usually use an actual streaming/podcast mic and my Yeti is the first one for me to ever use (tired of the headset one touching my face). I am going to invest in a boom arm stand and I am going to get a foam cover to help suppress some noise, but for now its on my desk in front of me but behind my keyboard which I know the clicks will be louder, but it picked it up when it was above and farther away which in return caused the gate to have to open up to louder noises as it was farther from my face. I am not signal cleanup savvy I do not understand Noise-Gate, High-Pass , Noise Reduction, Compressor, De-Esser, De-Popper, or the Limiter plus all the extra stuff that comes with those when I click the 3 dots next to it. I have tinkered with it enough to get it to only make it slightly pick up the extra noise, but I stream and I do not want to have terrible quality when it comes to my mic. I use Logitech G Hub all my peripherals is Logitech including the Yeti I got (new pink cloud one). My Pro X headset mic we had the sound down perfect where my clicks were almost silent but you couldn't hear anything else in the background. I cannot seem to find anything on how to understand the signal cleanup and the ? by it does not help a beginner when I don't understand dB I know it has to do with sound but I don't know the sound difference between my voice a key click and a person talking on the tv. We have sound panels for the walls if I stick those in between the areas where we are at will that help with it not picking him up? Sorry for the story, but this is driving me nuts. I also do not have NVIDIA as I am an AMD user.
I have no knowledge of AMD setups as in the software i use is Nvidia. But something that might help is Voicemeter software
You got the wrong mic for that honestly. A good microphone can filter out some background noises to a degree but for voices you have no chance. You can decrease your gain to have your mic be less sensible and use Nvidia Broadcast to activate Noise reduction but if he is talking in the background there is no way to block that out unless you are using push to talk.
Headset Microphones usually have much better noise reduction and filter but also the audio quality is much worse.
You could try out the razer blackshark v2 though and see if that solves your issues.
Do you have to select Nvidia broadcast as your mic now on everything or do you still select your yeti mic as normal ?
you would now use Nvidia Broadcast as your default mic
Obs mic setting are the same for obs streamlabs?
Yes as long as your sample rate is the same as your sample rate in windows settings , you will be good.👍
for some reason i can't turn off my noise reduction or any of my settings, the tick boxes are just greyed out
Try checking privacy settings in windows for your mic. Can be a issue where youre not allowing 3rd party control
Do you still stand by these settings?
Yessir. same settings i use today
@@Guape then I will give these a whirl for sure, I like my sound and my viewers say it’s good, but.. we always seek better right!
Thanks for reply mate 👍
will it still sound okay if i use the blue yeti instead of nvidia broadcast?
it say broadcast does not support my current GPU. NVIDIA RTX-enabled GPU is required
Yeah, unfortunately Nvidia Broadcast only supports gpu's from NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 or Higher
@@Guape oh ok i got a 1660🤦🏾♂️
can i use this g hub for asmr?
Yes you can, G Hub adjusts the mic settings to whatever you need it for. There are also ASMR presets within G Hub if you don't want to mess with the settings yourself.👍
@@Guape thank you so much
im just curious and asking, what if i use logitech g hub noise reduction, not broadcast noise reduction? im aware of the buzzing noise some mic has i hope i dont need a sound card for this
Logitech G-Hubs provided noise reduction is good if you are just trying to remove small sounds like a keyboard, but for excess background noise Nvidia Broadcast is the way to go.
@@Guape yeah i have the fan noise in the back🤣
This might sound like a stupid question but do I have to have both nvidia broadcast and Logitech ghub enabled on startup? I would assume so for ghub but considering nvidia broadcast has its own input I shouldn’t have to right?
you only need Nvidia Broadcast enabled on startup, Logitech GHub automatically applies and saves your settings to your mic.
hey, how do i uninstall the in app g hub Nvidia broadcast
nvm i see now
does the blue yeti pro work with ghub? because for somereaone it wont connect my mic
Yes, the Blue Yeti Pro works with Logitech G-Hub. If you have trouble getting it connected it may be an outdate driver or because the mic isn't connected directly to the pc instead of using a usb hub.
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