Hear your own mic when you are wearing headphones while you record to check that your mic is working.
Who: Hosts, producers, and guests
Plan: All plans
Device: Computer browser
Step by step
Turn on Hear yourself in the lobby
- Join a studio as a host, producer, or guest.
- In the lobby, click the
arrow next to your microphone input.
- Next to Hear yourself, toggle on
.
- Drag the slider under Hear yourself to change the volume.
- Speak to check how your mic sounds before you enter the studio.
When you join the studio, Hear yourself is turned off.
Turn on Hear yourself in the studio
- Join a studio as a host, producer, or guest.
- At the bottom of the studio, click the
arrow icon next to Audio.
- Next to Hear yourself, toggle on
.
A You're hearing yourself banner appears at the top of the studio. - Drag the slider under Hear yourself to change the volume.
This doesn’t change your volume for other participants or in the recording. - To turn it off, click Stop in the You’re hearing yourself banner.
Or, next to Hear yourself, toggle off.
Good to know
- Hear yourself is not available when using Safari
- Only you hear your mic playback. It isn’t recorded, and other participants don’t hear it.
- Hear yourself plays your mic as it’s captured. It helps you check that your mic is working, not how you sound to others.
- Hear yourself is only available when you use headphones.
- To use Hear yourself, turn off Echo Cancellation.
- In Business plan studios, a producer can turn on Hear yourself for you.
Learn more
- Monitor audio in the studio (hosts and producers)
- Adjust your own output volume
- I can’t hear the other person in the studio