Windows 10: Whenever The Microphone Is Being Used, Output Sound Gets Decreased

Whenever The Microphone Is Being Used, Output Sound Gets Decreased.Windows 10
Sound Quality also decereases.For Example i cannot use Voice Chat while playing games cuz in game sound quality becomes terrible.
Is there any way to disable this?

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Microphone detected but no output of sound

Hey,

I'm out of ideas. I have an XLR condenser microphone that connects to a preamp that then connects to my PC via USB.

Windows sees the device, I've reinstall drivers, the latest Windows update, and all of the normal things I can think of. The premap shows that my microphone is picking up sound, but I get no output to any application or Windows itself.

Any thoughts here or suggestions?

 

Microphone volume decreases when I speak to it


Ok so I am using Windows 10 versoin 1511 Build 10586.218. My sound card is build in Realtek HD Audio.
Whenever, I use the mic, say for Skype call or in Control Panel>Speec Recognition>Setup Microphone, my microphone volume starts decreasing from 100 to downward. (Notice that it only decreases when the microphone is being used in some software. If I just speak to it in idle window, the volume does not decrease.)

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Now whether I install the Realtek audio driver or not, it does not matter. I have also put "Do Nothing" in Sound>Communication.

Know that this kind of problem did not exist in my Windows 8.1.

 

Microphone picks up output sound

For some reason, my headphone microphone keeps picking up the sound played through my computer. So, for example, when I'm watching a YouTube video while in a Discord call, everyone in the call will be able
to hear the audio from the video.

I've got no idea why this is happening, I've tried messing with the Windows and Realtek sound/mic settings but I haven't been able to find a solution yet. I have every single output/input disabled except for
the headphones and the microphone.

Here's a video of the output audio playing through the microphone:

Sound issues.

My desktop computer is running windows 10, and I'm using a mic splitter to plug the headphones into both input and output (not sure if this might be causing the problem). The headphones I'm using are Skullcandy
Uproar. From what I understand the mic is built into the part that goes on your ear, not sure if it might be that sound somehow leaking into the microphone.

Any help is greatly appreciated.