Microphone sounds bad
Microphone sounds bad
Hey, your Tracer Studio Pro mic (TRAMIC46163) isn't improving your audio quality compared to your old mic on a cheap headphone. It seems the noise is coming from your motherboard, and your integrated sound card might not be sufficient. With an ASRock B450m steel legend, do you really need a dedicated sound card? If yes, would you like some affordable recommendations?
It depends on how you interpret "really noisy, and stuff" and the software you're working with. As a full-range microphone it captures sounds outside your voice's range, such as ambient noises in the room. If there are low-frequency rumbles, consider using a high-pass filter in your software to block sounds below your voice's level. For high-frequency disturbances, a low-pass filter can help by cutting out sounds above your voice, including hiss. However, you'll need a clearer definition of "really noisy, and stuff" to see if a sound card would be beneficial.
It would depend on how you define "really noisy, and stuff" and what kind of software you're using it with. As a full range mic, it will pick up sounds for outside the range of your voice, including any extraneous sounds in your room. If there's any low frequency rumbling in your room, you might try a software based high pass filter designed to cut off any sounds below the sound of your voice. Same with high frequency noises, a software based low pass filter designed to cut off any sounds above the frequency of your voice including hiss might help. But you'll need to more accurately define "really noisy, and stuff" in order to determine of a sound card would help.