input sensitivity settings like in discord

[lavanlin]

Hi everyone. There are already a lot of questions about sound settings on this forum, but I still haven't found an answer to my problem.

How can I use default audio filters or third-party plugins to make sure that only my voice is picked up? Noise suppression (RNNoise) does a great job of removing keyboard, computer mouse and street sounds, but it doesn't muffle the sounds of other people's voices at all. Discord, for example, has "input sensitivity" (not a krisp function) which can be used to cut off any voices except your own. I have a lot of plugins, watched a bunch of videos on how to set up sound in OBS, tried customizing it for myself, but nothing works.

Plus, I'm a woman with a high voice so most settings from other people don't work with my voice correctly. BUT discord doesn't have this problem and it works fine, so it should be possible for OBS too. How to remove or make quieter low frequencies, leaving only high ones (the frequencies of my voice)?

I use translator, sorry for mistakes. And thank you for your help :)

 

[Suslik V]

You may find some useful info in these threads ("RNNoise noise remover", VST, "de-esser", "de-click" etc, no guaranty that old solutions still works, but you may try it):

Audio questions (RNNoise control? Recording with and without?)

Hi there, we are using OBS Studio 27.1 as the source for streaming into zoom and now we try to optimize our audio quality. We are using the RNNoise filter on the microphone, and while it is doing a great job most of the time in suppressing extra noise, sometimes the speaker comes out a bit...

obsproject.com

How to prevent Smacking-Sounds via filters?

Hello, I`m using the Razer Seiren Mini-Mic with OBS. The sound is clear but I can`t filter smacking sounds which you just can`t avoid completely while talking. I tried noise-suppresion but it only has little to none effect. I also tried keeping more distance between my mouth and the mic and...

obsproject.com

Using microphone filters to fix the t sound.

I am recording a course and noticed that my "t"s sound harsh. Here is a link to six seconds of audio that exemplify the problem. Is there a way to use microphone filters to fix it?

obsproject.com

But maybe you just need mic screen and more sound isolation to your room (+ soundproofing panels to reduce bouncing).