Cormano2310 Posted October 8, 2016 Report Posted October 8, 2016 Hi!. A few months ago I bought this Cronos Headset and certainly I'm very frustated with the mic quality when recording. It sounds very dully, no shine at all. I've tried connecting it in both ports (front and rear) but can't get a satisfying sound after recording. Just in case I've tried recording with another mic(much older and an unknown mark) and the sound was much better, loud and clear. I've also tried with another Cronos, a new one, and the sound was exactly the same. Any advice? Thank you very much! Quote
sherrymorgan Posted June 30 Report Posted June 30 On 10/9/2016 at 6:28 AM, Cormano2310 said: Hi!. A few months ago I play geometry dash 3d and bought this Cronos Headset and certainly I'm very frustated with the mic quality when recording. It sounds very dully, no shine at all. I've tried connecting it in both ports (front and rear) but can't get a satisfying sound after recording. Just in case I've tried recording with another mic(much older and an unknown mark) and the sound was much better, loud and clear. I've also tried with another Cronos, a new one, and the sound was exactly the same. Any advice? Thank you very much! Since another microphone works well on your PC and a second Cronos headset sounds the same, the issue is most likely the Cronos microphone's built-in quality rather than your computer. Check that the mic level is set correctly and disable any audio enhancements, but if the sound is still dull, it's likely a limitation of the headset itself. Quote
drewgrant Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 Honestly, the mic on the Cronos isn't gonna blow you away. I've had my share of better mics; it’s clear but kinda basic. For gaming, it does the job, but don’t expect studio quality. If you’re looking to up your game, check this out for some cool stats on breeding in Palworld. Here’s a handy link for ya: palworld breeding calculator 1.0 Quote
RussellHooper47278 Posted July 18 Report Posted July 18 Jumping in on this older post, have you considered using a USB sound card or audio interface? They often help with improving mic quality significantly. Also, double-checking the software settings or driver updates might be worthwhile. Anyone else have good experiences with specific software tweaks for boosting mic performance? Quote
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