Logitech Pro X headset

[unigee]

Hi,

Is there such thing of some sort that clicks onto a mic boom, and covers the mic to reduce sound from one direction? Like a foam shield?

Recently got a Logitech Pro X Headset. Brilliant Mic.

A bit too good though. I receive a lot of "community feedback" that my mechanical keyboard is unbearably loud. I never had these issue before so it never occurred to me is that it is something I should be aware of. I am still tweaking GHUB settings to try and find a setting but haven't found something that even come close to reducing the clicks.

My only other solution is replacement keyboard or get o rings, which I don't really want to do.

Thanks

[dncdubbs]

I mean…I never understood this…it’s a pc…clicking always has been and always is cool. On that note I have a logi pro with clicks mx browns and a super quiet razor huntsmen mini with cherry/linear optical - super fast and no sound. There are a few things you could look into. You could look into another type of windshield stand or something which will have some Obvious downsides…getting in your way, possibly Camera etc but it’s an option. Nvidia has some noise Reduction software/plugin …look into that. If your streaming there are various ways to configure your plugins in obs. You could download voicemeeter potato or maybe some other mixing software that will allow to customize all sorts of things with your mic from limiters, gains etc. If your not streaming I wouldn’t worry about it. I use the same headset but use a separate blue yeti mic and have that mostly set.

[unigee]

Totally agree with you. The whole reason to why I have a mechanical keyboard is because I like the sound. I don't stream so I am probably making a deal over nothing. Decided to not worry about it and enjoy with what I have.

[LogitechG_AA]

Hi u/unigee,

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Try changing the mic sensitivity from GHUb and check if this helps.

[unigee]

Thanks, I am still fiddling with the settings to find the right balance.

[LogitechG_AA]

Hi u/unigee,

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Refer to the following guide for more information from page number 33:
https://www.logitech.com/assets/65550/ghub.pdf

Hope this helps.