How do you get your voice to sound NORMAL???
1241992
I was using vent and went into their controls raising the volume almost to 100 but other then that the sound was good for me.
1241993
I didn't do anything with the software. Although now that you mention it sometimes my voice would go robotic and I'd have to close out ventrilo and restart it. Otherwise my voice was always normal or nobody told me anything different.
1241994
What sort of problems are you having with your mic? Your going to have to play with the settings of your voice chat client to get to sound "normal". I use mumble and had to play with the mic settings to adjust the sensitivity. Hope that helps.
581729
Hello, Yes, I suggest you ensure you have a voice recorder with noice canceling capability. I used a recorder without that feature and the quality of recording was very difficult. I highly recommend this little device. Good Luck!
1774881
Hi Stephen, Thanks for the inquiry! From the home screen, you will need to click on "settings" button. Then find the "voice settings" area and adjust it to whatever male voice you desire. In addition, you may want to adjust the volume settings too if you haven't tried that. I know I like to listen to music when I drive, so I typicially have to turn it up pretty loud. I hope this helps!
659737
Don't worry about that. i believe sena has a noise cancelling system that helps to makes the speaking voice much clearer. The only noise that should be worried is the wind since your friend doesn't wear full face helmet, I think. My brother-in-law rides a road glide with screaming eagle intake and exhaust and I still can chat with him clearly.
620702
It's normal talking Voice level in my opinion. I used it for sounds for a costume and was pleased.
915678
There are little control dials on the bottom of the unit that you can adjust for both listening and speaking volume. They actually provide you with an 800 number that you can call that will help you determine the proper level. You can also just adjust the volume when you are talking with someone and ask them when it sounds best. I just received mine today and I'm pretty impressed so far.
1424013
Obvious question: Is it in the upright position (microphone piece)? you must extend it outward to unmute it. Windows 7: Not so obvious: Goto system tray: Right click "Sound" (Speaker Icon) Click 'Sounds' in the context menu that pops up. In the Sound Dialog Box, look for 'Recording'. Speak into your microphone, and observe whether or not green bars are displayed to the right of the active/default device (notated by a green check mark). If a device that is not notated by a green check mark lights up, right click that device and make it the default microphone. Problem Solved. If the device that is notated by a green check mark lights up, right click that device and select Properties. Proceed to 'Levels' tab at the top of the new Microphone properties dialog box. Locate 'Microphone' and adjust the slider beneath it to the maximum volume level. Add some 'Microphone Boost' as well. Go half way on the slider for experimental reasons. Click OK Right click the microphone again, except this time click 'Configure speech recognition' instead of properties. Run through wizard and test your microphone.
1586456
By now, I bet you've figured it out. If not (and if it's like my 765) it's: "tools" &gt; "settings" &gt; "language" &gt; "voice" Pick one with the TTS modifier.
956837
Dear Jeanni,Unfortunately at this time we do not know of any product that you can take to make one sound like an opera singer. Have a wonderful day! Kally N
137584
Hi there! First I would put my adjustments to about 12:00 on the Vocalist 3, make sure you have the volume for out put on the top right side of Vocalist 3 and set low or off, adjust your guitar amp like you regularly would and your PA to the volume you like when singing. I do not know what amp or PA or Guitar you have, I would check your guitar through your amp and see if the feed back or radio sound could come from your guitar your amp. Try your mics through the PA to see if you get the feed back or radio pickup through your mic or PA. When I was young I got Radio sound from my guitar and amp. I found that if I had my pedals and guitar to close to the amp I would have this problem. So try moving your pedals away from your amp and guitar away from amp, also make sure your PA is fair away from every thing your PA should be on the side and in front of you. I some time get Feed back and radio sound do to being to close to everything. Now that you have check every thing you have you amp for guitar set at volume, your PA and mic set at the volume and you are at a good distance from each other, try your Vocalist 3 with the out put volume low, put only the effects you want our need on the Vocalist 3, the out put on the Vocalist 3 top right sound be set very low because your guitar amp your PA are set to the level you want to here. Last but most important is make sure every thing is grounded if not you will have all kinds of problems. Good luck with your Vocalist 3 keep on jamming. One last note, u-tube has all kinds of demos you can check out on setting , etc. Just type in Vocalist 3 and what you're looking for. Good luck. John
606444
I would suggest Audacity. Its a free voice recorder program that lets you record with the microphone and edit the recording to your liking.
111176
it doesn't sound normal. honestly I didn't have a great experience with this machine. I just threw it away :(
279382
Well, I downloaded an app for my phone but I do not trust it. My mild speaking voice is registering at 90dB on the app. I can give you an estimate though. Talking is between 50-65dB and I can talk to my wife without raising my voice while she has it on high. So, I'd guess it falls around 55ish.
157635
Take out the battery and re-install it. It only goes in one way. Do that. Make sure the insert that goes directly into the ear fits properly. There are two sizes depending upon size of your ear canal. Adjust the sound so that you can hear normal speech but not so high as to cause feedback. The sound has to be adjusted so that you hear, meaning that if you have it so low, you may be getting the tapping sound, as there is no sound. Check that. If none of that works, then return it. Mine works just fine, very happy with it.
2075615
Sibilance is nearly eliminated, unless you really push for it for effect. Then the hissing sounds more 'normal' as in regular conversation.
1546377
Hi Bruce I've barely used the voice feature at all - only to disable vocal annunciation. It seems to work albeit you must speak a bit slowly & certainly clearly.
1499045
You may want to check your settings on your PC. I had the same problem. Go to the Control Panel, double-click the "Sound" icon. Go to the Recording tab. If you see a green check on "Microphone," your PC can detect the microphone. Then you just select it and click "Properties." Select the Levels tab and I increased the Microphone and Microphone Boost Levels to the max.