It helps me know that Im not speaking too loudly, and I like it.

It will also ideally have other Discord filtersgates applied (input sensitivity gate, echo cancellation, noise suppression, gain control, etc).

Windows OS (and probably mac, but I dont know where it is) has an option to turn it on in the microphone settings if you want to see what I mean.

It still wouldnt be as efficient as just using the built in mic monitoring of the operating system, either, because youre adding an extra complication to the mixture.

Instead of just those three steps mentioned earlier it would have more - microphone computers OS discord back to the OS to the headset.

It would only add milliseconds to the delay, but theres already enough of a delay with this that it would still be useless unless you like to hear your words half way through your next word.

This feature being implemented into Discord is possible, but the question is just when theyll actually decide to do it.

I live in an apartment building, and shouting into the microphone while I play because I cant hear the loudness of my own voice with my headset on is a big problem.

I am one of those people with a naturally loud voice, so I spend my life tuning down the volume.

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