Is There Anyway to Hear Both Game & Voice Through My Headset While A Normal Mic Is Plugged ...

Ghosterize · Jul 9, 2015

I have the Tritton 720+ gaming headset that I'd like to use, but unfortunately I do not have an adapter to plug it into the Xbox One controller yet. So I was wondering if there is anyway I can make it so I hear both game & voice audio through this headset
while I have the standard Xbox 1 mic plugged in so I can talk? I know you can do this on the Xbox 360 because of the Voice Preferences so please let me know if there's anyway that I can do this on the Xbox One.

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Ghosterize · Jul 9, 2015

Is There Anything On the Xbox One Like the Voice Preferences On the Xbox 360?

I was wondering if there's any settings/preferences on the Xbox One that will allow me to hear voices through either the speakers or speakers and headset. I don't have an adapter for my Tritton 720+ headset so I can't use it to talk on the Xbox One, however
I am still able to hear sounds through it since I can plug it directly into the console. I use a standard Xbox One mic/headset (the one that comes with the console) to talk to people on Xbox Live. I want to use the Tritton 720+ to hear both game & voice audio
while I have the standard mic around my neck & plugged into the controller so I can talk still. On the 360 there was Voice Preferences like "Hear Voice through Stereo" & "Hear Voice through both Headset and Stereo," so please let me know if there is! Thank
you for any of your responses in advance!

- Ghost

mateimarcelus · Jul 9, 2015

xbox OS needs a mic volume for 3.5mm jack headphones with microphone

i have logitech headphones with mic and i checked all menu on xbox about audio and there is no mic volume

in partychat i need to raise my voice to be heard

my logitech has noise cancel thing at mic,i think that's why they barely hear me if i talk normal

xbox OS has headset volume like boosting the sound but not mic volume

mic monitoring is to hear your own voice,not a mic volume to hear the others you voice louder

ZyNLeX · Jul 9, 2015

As far as I know, this isn't an option yet on the Xbox One. The idea has been posted on the Xbox Feedback site since June 2014:

Xbox Ideas, powered by UserVoice

I had the same problem as you and had to break down and just buy the Xbox One Mic Adapter.

TMB Gamin · Oct 31, 2018

Hi.

If you are using the official Xbox headset that came with the console this is not possible.

You would have to own a Stereo Headset to hear both game and Voice through your headset.

You will also need an adapter.

ZyNLeX

As far as I know, this isn't an option yet on the Xbox One. The idea has been posted on the Xbox Feedback site since June 2014:

http://xbox.uservoice.com/forums/25...bility-to-set-voice-through-speakers-or-heads

I had the same problem as you and had to break down and just buy the Xbox One Mic Adapter.

TMB Gamin

Hi.

If you are using the official Xbox headset that came with the console this is not possible.

You would have to own a Stereo Headset to hear both game and Voice through your headset.

You will also need an adapter.

VoodooGTS

I do not want kinect as my mic. i want to use my headset mic for my voice and and hear peoples voice through my TV speakers.

VoodooGTS

I do not want kinect as my mic. i want to use my headset mic for my voice and and hear peoples voice through my TV speakers.

Dave Eckert

the thing I've been hearing is that the adaptor is a wired 1, so I somehow doubt there's going to be an easy solution for me and my WarHead headsdet. The thing that'll tick me off is yeah, I like to hear my game audio, but I
won't really be able to hear my own voice, like when I mute (and still get my voice audio) seeings how the majority of people don't seem to talk much. Thing that bafflesme is I know i've discussed this before, and yet it seems an adptor is possioble for wired
headsets, just no mic adaptor for wireless headsets. I baffles me, really because what I still understand is how people can say yeah the headset audio will work, but yet the mic plugs into the headset but because of the different protocol it won't and can't
even be adapted or whatever, it just makes no sense. I mean couldn't they just maybe make a wireless mic adaptor that obviously, connects to XBox One's new protocol wirelessly, but at the same time allows you to plug the mic back (likea wired/bridged between
the mic and headset with a headset to mic port and mic to headset jack) into the headset with its normal mute/unmute functionality? Hell knows we're going to have wireless headsets at some point, anyway.

Is There Anyway to Hear Both Game & Voice Through My Headset While A Normal Mic Is Plugged ...