Windows 10: Discord automatically determines Input Sensitivity of Mic

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Some users have complained that Discord automatically determines input sensitivity of Mic when it’s plugged in. Well! This is supposed to be a feature of Discord, but it ended up annoying a lot of users. In this post, we are going to see what you need to do if Discord automatically decides your Mic’s input […]

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Determine which mic is more sensitive or better

Thanks, that is what i thought. so the throat mic is more sensitive? I have the Zalman M1 from the Specs for Mic A.

That picks up damn near everything.

The Throat Mic has the -46db +/- 3db.

The mic should be able to discern when someone is talking and not everyone around them.

 

Determine which mic is more sensitive or better

Hey, i have two microphones I'm looking to use for work with our AVAYA phones.

I'm trying to decide which will be better.

Here are the specs:

Mic A:

Sensitivity: -40 ± 3dB
Impedance: Max. 2.2 ㏀
Standard Power Supply: 2.0 V DC
Current Consumption: Max. 0.5 mA
Sensitivity Reduction: Within-3dB at 1.5V
S/N: More than 58dB
Omnidirectional


Mic B:

Headphone frequency response : 20Hz to 20kHz (20Hz to 8kHz with +\- 10% variance)
Headphone impedance : 16 Ohms
Transponder frequency response : 20Hz to 20kHz
Headphone power : 5mW (Max 10mW)
Transponder sensitivity: -46dB +/- 3dB
Throat-Mic


I can not figure our which is better or more sensitive. The problem we are currently having is that the HW261N headset we are using pick up just about everything and we can not have that in a call center.

 

Discord Microphone Use Prohibited for No Reason

See if you've missed some steps in setting up microphone for Discord with this article

https://windowsreport.com/discord-mic-not-worki...

Also, you may go to Settings > System > Sound > under Input, select the Microphone then Troubleshoot