Mic threshold

This is controlled by the 360 as to what threshold will activate your mic. There isn't any way to change it on the console side and as far as I know none of the Tritton headsets have microphone volume controls. I have an AXPro and the same detachable mic
boom and haven't had issue with it. Quick test I would do first is record a voice message at regular speaking volume and play it back. If it sounds fine to you then it's the 360 threshold and you just need to speak louder. If it doesn't sound right I would
get in contact with Tritton and see about getting a replacement mic under warranty.

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I have to almost yell or cover my mouth to get the older MS wireless headset to start picking up so this threshold is actually set high across a lot devices.

who else can hear people talk and game audio but when you plug in your mic into game chat it doesn't pop up or let people hear me I've checked all in game audio settings and it's all on open mic threshold all lobby so on and so forth so what's the prolbem?

I haven't been able to find a fix/workaround for this, but I'll look a bit more. I would recommend checking your Mic settings in Windows to see if you could, alternatively, set a threshold for your mic so that it doesn't pick up background noise? I understand
I don't know the nature of the noise or if that will work, but there are many times settings you can configure so that it only activates or picks up sound when a certain volume or threshold is reached, which would block out the background noise.

If I find some more on the ACTUAL issue of PTT not working, I'll be sure to update.

do the following: Open COD: Modern Warfare In-game, access your Options menu

1. Navigate to "Audio"
2. Set voice chat to "Enabled"
3. Set the open mic recording threshold to minimum. Setting this too loud may prevent other players from hearing your voice.

I hope this helps

Hello Jaysin! I'm Kris and I'd be happy to help you with your question.

Sorry to hear you are having issues. Something I would suggest is checking the settings within the game, specifically ones which talk about mic threshold or settings like that. Depending on the setting, if its too high or too low, it will just not pickup your voice at all.