Not all microphones are built for the same tasks. This gaming headset features a unidirectional microphone – an important choice to make when picking the right headset for streaming use. Turtle Beach is one company that recognises the importance of clear vocals, and its Elite Atlas headset – with TruSpeak Technology – is more than capable of acting as a surrogate for super-expensive audio mixing equipment in a pinch. A good noise-cancelling microphone not only plays a pivotal role in the gaming experience, sometimes offering a precious competitive advantage, but is also important for streaming quality. We’ve already preached the good word of great gaming headsets in length – there’s a lot to cover – but the long and short of it is an immersive gaming experience is not complete without a quality gaming headset. But a quality gaming headset with an adjustable mic will be more than enough to see you through a successful stream. There are some microphones that fall short of expectations, and will likely turn away an audience – most consumer webcams feature microphones far too muffled and low-quality for a streamer to utilise properly, for example. But all this hardware isn’t really necessary to just get up and streaming. These become especially useful if a secondary streaming PC – independent from a gaming PC – is utilised for the utmost in video quality and control. Most professional streamers will swear by their all-singing, all-dancing discrete microphone and XFR audio mixing desk setup. Luckily, a simple and painless audio solution is close at hand. While high-end solutions offer granularity, they can also add a level of complexity that could turn off a newbie from a future career in streaming altogether. A quick and easy audio setup can be a godsend to new streamers otherwise mired in the daunting world of digital mixing, cardioid microphones, and VOIP solutions.
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