You may want to temporarily turn-off your anti-virus during the install to help insure it's not conflicting. If the issues remains, perhaps try uninstalling then reinstalling MorphVox. Remember to click the "OK" button to accept any changes you make then give it a try.Īside from all of those suggested tips, you could also consider to re-install or update your audio drivers (if you do, then after it might be good to restart your computer to ensure the new drivers take effect properly). It's a matter of experimentation of course and you may have better results with different settings than mine above.Īt the bottom, you could also check the option for Echo Cancellation and and see if that helps as well. You could also experiment a bit with the sliders. Alternatively, if you could try the Hum Reduction option as well, but I'd suggest not to enable that if you can get things working well without it on. Then on the Sound Settings, check (enable) the options for Background Cancellation and Full Spectrum Sound. Other than that, other things you could try From the MorphVox Preferences and Device Settings, ensure that Microphone and Playback Device is set to the devices you want to use, I would also suggest to set the Audio Channels there to Mono. In this way you can more avoid the feedback issues. If you don't have a headset, then you may consider to get one (and see if you can get one that has a "noise canceling" mic attached with it as well).
From MorphVox go into the Preferences and in the Device Settings you could try one of the other Driver Modes.įor example, it might work better using DirectShow rather than Legacy Drivers.Īlso, if you have it, then use a headset and turn-off (or set volume to minimum) any external speakers you may have hooked-up to your computer.
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