That way, you circumvent the dreaded built-in Windows 10 drivers which cause the problem of very low recording volumes on USB Microphones. Finally, another solution is to be very choosy which USB microphone you buy in the first place if you have Windows 10.Then you will also need to install the Peace equalizer which is a Windows PC interface for Equalizer APO Install the Equalizer APO which is a parametric / graphic equalizer for Windows.
(More advanced…) If Windows 10 still doesn’t seem to play nice, then another option is to install two separate pieces of software which should solve your problem, or considerably improve it at least. 
These are drivers designed to run any audio equipment which doesn’t have its own dedicated drivers.
The next thing to try is to install and set up ASIO4All drivers. This article on the Microsoft site will guide you through some troubleshooting tips. Try re-installing the generic drivers. Things like cable clips for lavs and headsets, shock mounts for other mics, routing cables differently so you can move without dragging on them.įrom what you're saying you want, something like this would work. If you want to eliminate it you need to secure and isolate the microphone. Less sensitive mics like dynamics are less susceptible but it's still there. You talking quietly gets rejected the same as the unwanted noise because all it does is pick a volume and reject everything under it.Īny mic will pick up handling and cable noise. Things like noise gates are indiscriminate. These are the kinds of mics singers use, or the kind of headsets that news helicopter reporters wear. However, due to being less sensitive you need dynamic mics close. 
The only thing you can do is get the mic closer to what you want to record, or switch to a less sensitive microphone type such as a dynamic rather than condenser.
You can't just select a distance and have a mic magically reject everything else.
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