Question / Help How do I prevent feedback while having playback near microphone?

rbohling

rbohling

New Member
Hello Awesome Community.
I come to you humble, and with an issue.
I am confused on what exactly is Desktop Audio...
And I am doing a stream in a small room.
I am streaming with a Logitech Webcam/mic.
I want to be able to play music, and use the mic, as the pastor needs to sing with the music on a another Scene.

But every time I play music, or attempt. I get terrible feedback.

I appreciate any insight, and I apologize if this is a repetitive issue that has already been handled by this great community.
 
koala

koala

Active Member
"Desktop audio" is your main PC/Laptop audio output. It is the default audio output of Windows. If you have speakers, it is usually your speakers, and if you plugged in a headset or headphones, it's the headset/headphone.

It's always a challenge to record audio from a noisy room, especially if what is recorded is also played back in that room. Main recommendation: don't do that. If there is a mic in a room, don't play anything through any speakers in that room. Only use headset/headphones. If the person who sings needs to listen to his music, don't play back this music in the room. Play it back on a headphone and let him wear the headphone.
 
rbohling

rbohling

New Member
koala said:
"Desktop audio" is your main PC/Laptop audio output. It is the default audio output of Windows. If you have speakers, it is usually your speakers, and if you plugged in a headset or headphones, it's the headset/headphone.

It's always a challenge to record audio from a noisy room, especially if what is recorded is also played back in that room. Main recommendation: don't do that. If there is a mic in a room, don't play anything through any speakers in that room. Only use headset/headphones. If the person who sings needs to listen to his music, don't play back this music in the room. Play it back on a headphone and let him wear the headphone.
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I will add that I’m now back on Fedora. And it seems Audio was easier to manage.
 
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