#audio test

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the bloody nose..

a girl with a bloody nose almost caught in the act!

I wanted to see if I could make voice clips that sound like the in-game iterator voice clips, so here's my first attempt!

It was originally made for an OC, but I think it sounds a bit too similar to Moon's voice. This was made using Scratch's audio editor, so my options were somewhat limited, ehe.

Halloween in the saints CH3 prototype motion and audio test! As the opening says on the video this is all but a test and will not be the final result.

A microphone not working does not always mean the microphone is broken.

Many times, the problem is much simpler.

The wrong input device may be selected.

Browser permission may be blocked.

The headset may be muted.

Input volume may be too low.

Another app may already be using the mic.

Or the meeting app may not have permission to access your microphone.

Before replacing your microphone or changing too many settings, start with the basics.

First, test the microphone outside the app

If your mic is not working in Zoom, Google Meet, Discord, Roblox, Teams, OBS, or another app, do not start by changing only that app’s settings.

First check whether the microphone works outside that app.

A simple microphone troubleshooting guide can help you check common causes like browser permission, selected input device, low input volume, mute settings, and hardware issues.

If your mic works outside the app but not inside one app, the problem is probably app-specific.

If your mic does not work anywhere, then the issue may be with system permission, microphone connection, input device selection, or the mic itself.

Basic checks before replacing your mic

Check these things first:

Is the microphone connected properly?

Is the headset physically muted?

Is the correct input device selected?

Is browser microphone permission allowed?

Is system microphone access enabled?

Is the input volume high enough?

Is another app using the microphone?

Does the mic work in another browser or app?

Does the mic work on another device?

These checks take less than a minute, but they can save a lot of confusion.

Check browser permission

If you are using a browser-based app, microphone permission matters.

If permission is blocked, the website cannot access your mic.

Click the lock icon near the address bar and check microphone permission.

Set it to allow.

Reload the page.

Then test again.

Check the selected input device

Many devices have more than one microphone.

You may have a laptop mic, headset mic, webcam mic, Bluetooth mic, or USB mic.

Sometimes the wrong one gets selected.

Open sound settings and manually choose the microphone you want to use.

Then check the same setting inside the app where the mic is not working.

Final note

Do not panic if your microphone stops working.

Start with simple checks.

Find where the mic fails first.

If the mic works outside the app, fix the app settings.

If the mic does not work anywhere, check permission, input device, connection, volume, or hardware.

Transcript

???: Hello? Is this thing on? Sweet! Now that I know this thing works, me and the others can talk to you guys! See you soon!