Mic and Audio Fixes

No sound, echo or robotic audio.

Step by Step

1Nothing heard: check the right mic is picked in VoiceLab and the meter moves when you talk.
2Choppy or robotic: set latency to Low, and close other heavy apps.
3Echo: turn off Hear myself, or use headphones.
4Still stuck: open a ticket in our Discord with a screenshot of the app.

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Common Fixes

Friends can't hear my voice in Discord

In Discord, open User Settings, Voice & Video and set Input Device to the VoiceLab output (usually CABLE Output). Make sure the voice changer switch in VoiceLab is on and the mic meter moves when you talk.

My voice sounds robotic or choppy

Set latency to Low in the app, close other heavy apps (browsers with many tabs, recording software), and check your NVIDIA driver is up to date. Turning off noise suppression in Discord also helps.

VoiceLab doesn't see my microphone

Plug the mic in before opening VoiceLab, then restart the app. In Windows Settings, Privacy, Microphone, allow desktop apps to use the microphone.

Which latency mode should I use?

Balanced suits most PCs. Pick Low if the voice lags behind you or sounds choppy, and Quality if your graphics card has room to spare and you want the cleanest sound.

How to hear yourself while talking

Turn on Hear myself in the app to check how you sound. Use headphones so the sound doesn’t loop back into the mic, and turn it off again before a call if it distracts you.

Restoring Pro on a new PC

Install VoiceLab on the new PC and sign in with the same email you paid with. Your voices come back on their own.

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Still Stuck?

Open a ticket in the VoiceLab Discord and someone from the team will help you get it working.

Questions? Ask me