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- guy07
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Yeah, try adjusting the equalizer and check to see if your program has a feature called "noise reduction" or "noise gate". Those will get rid of any minimal volume buzzing in the background. Also, if you're mic isn't that great it may react strange to different volumes and pitches, keep your mouth a certain distance from the mic and don't move it untill you are done, also, put some sort of cloth over it to soften the sound (sounds weird, i know, but something like a sock or cloth actually helps ...). If it's too quiet just turn up the volume a bit.
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