Audio filters: cleaner sound

Noise gate, compressor, EQ, gain and limiter, plus balance, mono and lip sync.

Open a source's properties › Audio to add filters. They run in order, top to bottom:

• Noise gate: silences the mic when you're not talking (keyboard clicks, fans).
• Compressor: evens out loud and quiet, so shouts don't blast and murmurs are heard.
• EQ: more or less bass, middle and treble.
• Gain: louder or quieter before everything else.
• Limiter: a hard ceiling.

A good start for a voice: gain if it's quiet, then a noise gate, then a compressor.

Also there: noise suppression (the browser's own, for microphones), balance (left/right), mono (for a mic that's only in one ear) and sync offset, which delays the sound when your lips and voice don't match.

Related guides

• The audio mixer: Volume, mute, meters, and hearing a source in your headphones.

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