It can't add more than 100 ms of latency.Īn ideal solution would be one that I can use for free, but paid software is not completely out of the question as long as it doesn't cost too much.It needs to process audio in real time.It needs to work in a linux environment.Whatever the program though, there are a few basic requirements I have: Or it could work some other way, I don't know. I also have a webcam with an actually pretty good microphone positioned on the far side of the keyboard, that picks up much more of the key clicking than the cardioid.Ī solution could potentially use any of the second mic or directly processing the input events on my computer to potentially recognise keypresses, and either apply a filter specific to the keypress or just temporarily quiet the audio or something.

Then save the new sound scheme (any name you like), click apply,OK. When you find it select None in the sounds dropdown menu (its at the top). I have one cardioid microphone that I position between my keyboard and myself. Im not sure but the one you want to remove might be the sound under Windows Explorer, start navigation (you can test the sounds to find the one you want to remove). I have tried following the tips from How do I remove mouse click noise and How to Reduce Keyboard and Mouse Clicks, but I still get click noises in my audio stream, and I don't have a very large budget Unfortunately, theres no software setting that you can change to turn off the click sound. Whether out of a desire to reduce suffering, to not cause a mess. I need to stream live audio from my desk while being able to use my computer at the same time. Electronic mouse repellents emit ultrasonic sound waves that mice cant stand.

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