Thanks for this great series! Your audio recording has very prominent sibilant consonants (the sharp sounds created by e.g. „s“, „sch“, „j“, etc.), which are especially noticeable over headphones. Piping your microphone signal through a de-esser to eliminate the sharp sounds might offer some improvements with relatively low effort. Even better: consider borrowing or buying a decent microphone and learn how to EQ voice signals. There are a host of plugins for OBS, etc. that provide EQ functionality.
Thanks for the tip! I've been recommended github.com/trummerschlunk/master_me recently, which I hoped would fix this problem, but for some reason it makes the audio worse. So I'm afraid this is not fixed yet, but I'll continue tinkering :)
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Thanks for this great series!
Your audio recording has very prominent sibilant consonants (the sharp sounds created by e.g. „s“, „sch“, „j“, etc.), which are especially noticeable over headphones.
Piping your microphone signal through a de-esser to eliminate the sharp sounds might offer some improvements with relatively low effort.
Even better: consider borrowing or buying a decent microphone and learn how to EQ voice signals.
There are a host of plugins for OBS, etc. that provide EQ functionality.
Thanks for the tip! I've been recommended github.com/trummerschlunk/master_me recently, which I hoped would fix this problem, but for some reason it makes the audio worse. So I'm afraid this is not fixed yet, but I'll continue tinkering :)