r/Twitch • u/Jaflirdole501 • 13h ago
Tech Support Audio problem
When I talk on the stream, the sound I make gona repeat itself again and again w the most uncomfortble sound ðŸ˜
I already tryed to do everything, fix it in OBS, change the audio volume... nothing, so I wanna ask if any1 had similar problem or know how to fix it bc Im like lost xd
And mic will be new, this one is headphone one, idk if this is the cause xd otherwise sound itself should be better lately
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2912313889 (the vid I clip for better imagination of what I mean, I speak Czechish bc I was pissed off bc of it, just saying bc I had english flag there)
Otherwise idk how to post vid there so I so sorry if I break that num 2 rule
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u/WhosLive 12h ago
Another thing worth checking is the echo being your own voice looping back through OBS itself. Make sure your mic isn't also enabled under Desktop Audio, and that 'Listen to this device' is off in the Windows sound settings for the mic. In OBS Advanced Audio Properties, the mic's Audio Monitoring should be Monitor Off. Also if you have a Discord or call app open, it can sometimes route your voice back into the stream.
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u/FerretBomb 6h ago
Interesting. Usually that kind of delayed loop comes from having your stream open on the same machine you're streaming from (it plays in the player, OBS picks it up and sends it out, you hear it a few seconds later, repeat). But that usually comes through much more loud and clear, while that loop sounds distant.
Headset bleed-feedback is normally that kind of faint but much faster, well under a second.
Do you have your stream playing on your phone, TV, or a tablet or something within range of the mic, unmuted? That's the closest thing I could imagine to get that effect with the few seconds long delay, but sounding like it's across the room.
Or if you're watching your stream unmuted but set OBS to exclude the player audio, and it's bleeding from the headset speakers into the headset mic, resulting in both the streamed-loop delay and the bleed degradation.
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u/Jaflirdole501 13h ago
I would also say that it happening smtimes, for example if I do sum pitch voice or smth in the backround
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u/Realistic-Seesaw-626 13h ago
yeah that feedback loop is almost always your headphones leaking into the mic. turn your headphone volume down a bit or mess with the noise gate in obs so it doesnt pick up the quieter sounds bleeding through
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u/Kiuku 13h ago
Should be your mic capturing sound from your stream somehow ? Can be a feedback loop or your mic hears your audio coming from your headphones or speakers.