i also have this issue

Same issue, Works fine through Discord/Windows Mic Test/Steam Mic Test but in Steam Recordings it makes me sound like this: "Th- is wh- I -ound -ike"

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same issue

Same issue. Even pumping my steam input gain all the way up doesn't fix the issue.

Same issue here with Audeze Maxwell Mic

I still haven't found a solution. Has anyone seen a steam statement or bandaid fix or anything on this?

Same issue here.

Same here

Same issue here, no matter what settings i change the audio recordings are very low and cut off. When i test mic it's perfectly fine

It sounds like a processing issue. Unoptimised encoding or storage. If it's encoding, your CPU would be highly utilised (by Steam, not game), and if it's storage algorithm, then I/O.

Also, when posting issues like that, adding your OS, CPU, SSD, and mic model would probably be helpful to whoever does the diagnostics on Valve's side.

Also having this issue now that the feature has fully released. Hoping for a fix soon, because otherwise the feature is fantastic.

Same here. Recording from the game AND the external app (vPilot) works fine...

I assumed steam is using the voice settings from the voice tab in the steam setting right under game recording. Turning on the advanced setting, disabling echo cancellation and also disabling the voice transmission threshold solved my mic cutting in and out completely. However now i have to deal with white noise because there is no noise gate.

I really do believe we should be able to control our own noise gate instead of relying on their presets like any other competent voice recording software.

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I assumed steam is using the voice settings from the voice tab in the steam setting right under game recording. Turning on the advanced setting, disabling echo cancellation and also disabling the voice transmission threshold solved my mic cutting in and out completely. However now i have to deal with white noise because there is no noise gate.

I really do believe we should be able to control our own noise gate instead of relying on their presets like any other competent voice recording software.

Interesting. I used those same settings and my voice still clips badly in recordings. My mic level is set to 95 in Windows and for Steam voice settings I left it default. You would think turning off the voice transmission threshold alone would fix it.