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That's called sidetone. You really don't want your computer's sound system to generate that for you because the latency is even more distracting than not having
by rcfox 6y ago
That's called sidetone. You really don't want your computer's sound system to generate that for you because the latency is even more distracting than not having it. It's much better to have it done in hardware, either by having the sound hardware direct mic input directly to the headset or with a headset that has it built in.
- bluGill 6y agoA good recoding system can do it in software and be acceptable. You can even do some filters on the output (recommend because the right over feedback to singers improves them) and get good results. You are allowed just over 5ms to do all of the above, which is possible but not easy.
- rcfox 6y agoPossible, sure. But I'd expect most systems running Zoom would have at least 10-20ms of buffering between audio capture to audio output.