How quickly, in milliseconds, you want the compressor to return to zero gain reduction after levels drop below the threshold How quickly, in milliseconds, you want the compressor to reach full gain reduction when levels exceed the threshold When levels are below the threshold the ratio is 1:1 which translates to no gain reduction Once the signal reaches this level the compressor will begin to apply compression at the set ratio. For example, 2:1 will be a weak compression (this translates to an audio level 6dB above the threshold will be 3dB above after the compression), while 6:1 will be a much stronger compression The amount of compression or gain reduction to apply to a signal that is above the threshold. In short, a compressor makes loud sounds quieter and typically would be placed at or near the beginning of your filter chain. It will automatically lower the source's volume to reduce the likelihood of it peaking above 0dB, which can cause clipping and distortion, and then turn it back up once the volume is back to normal. If you wish to contact me, please do so there.A compressor is very useful if your source (typically a microphone) is set for a normal level but can sometimes spike much louder, such as impromptu shouting or getting into a heated discussion. The volume is still controlled by the OBS microphone volume value, and muting the microphone, etc, works as expected. The level meter on the main window will also show mic input as part of the desktop audio - this is because OBS mixes aux sources with the desktop audio for the level meters.
Some of the settings that affect the mic input will have no effect. Because the microphone source is effectively discarded, other plugins that put audio filters on the mic input will not work with this plugin.Because the audio from the DMO is already auto-gained, applying a large fixed gain will easily cause it to clip. Note: if your microphone gain setting is greater than 1, I strongly recommend setting it back to 1, seeing how it sounds, and going from there. In addition, the OBS microphone gain value will be applied to the audio data. The microphone device is obviously used for voice capture, and the desktop audio device is used as the speaker feedback input for echo cancellation. Update: The plugin now reads OBS configuration to select the audio devices to use for the voice capture DMO. No setup or configuration is currently required, just put the dll in the plugins directory.
The effects it provides include echo cancellation, automatic gain control, and noise removal. It replaces the default OBS microphone audio source, which provides unprocessed mic input, with an auxiliary source that provides audio from the Windows voice capture DMO, the component used for voice preprocessing in Skype. This plugin adds voice capture processing to the microphone input, which hopefully will make low-end mics sound better.
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