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I found an app combo that makes my audio quality basically perfect in every app – OBS, Zoom, whatever. 1. Audio Hijack – lets me add effects to my actual mic input 2. Loopback – turns the output from Audio Hijack into a virtual input device This lets you...

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I made a little video on how I use all my plugins, since there were some people interested in that :3 Going over everything step-by-step from my raw mic audio to something I like ^w^ I hope that this can help you get your audio quality to how you like it too!
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