If it were a constant white noise or hum, you could remove it using Audacity post-process, but the car horns would be a problem.Ĭould you please tell me what kind of sound isolation box would suit to a blue yeti attached to Rode PSA 1 using blue radius 2 shock mount?Īlso do I need to use a headphone all the time because the system volume also plays when recording game play videos does that system volume mess up the recording?, please guide me I am new to all this stuff, when I record a tutorial using camtasia the voice over is fine but when I am recording gameplay videos using in game overlay (Nvidia) there is some disturbance in the voice recording. You may need to build your own sound isolation box to dampen the noises around you. But even the most omnidirectional microphone won't be able to perform miracles when there's too much background noise.
Thanks.Place it in cardoid mode if you haven't already. However, I have not yet managed to find a solution, and would greatly appreciate it if anyone could think along. Some terminal command to disable ambient noise reduction entirely.My guess is that the solution is any of the following: Unfortunately, my external audio source only supports 2 channels, so this option is unavailable in Audio MIDI Setup. This thread proposes downgrading to Mojave as a solution to the problem (which it is), though this is not desirable for me as I need Catalina for other reasons.Īs mentioned in the thread, Apple's audio documentation specifies that ambient noise reduction is disabled if a 4-channel built-in microphone format is selected in Audio MIDI Setup.
However, this option is not present in Catalina.
In previous versions of macOS, noise reduction could be disabled via System Preferences. In macOS Catalina, ambient noise reduction is applied by default to audio of an external source coming in through the headphone jack.
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