Recording GamePlay Using Built-in Options Via Headset

Hi

On Xbox One it is possible to use Cortana via a headset to record gameplay please see the link below.

https://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/console/cortana-voice-commands

Microsoft haven't produced an Xbox specific microphone, no.

The only option is either to use a headset with a built-in microphone or find a mic that can be used via the 3.5mm audio port on the controller

Sometimes using 3.5mm to 2.5mm can have problems with a loose or spotty connection and it doesn't always work. You can using traditional PC gaming headsets that have built in mics but it doesn't always work particularly if the plugs for the mic/headset and
separate.



The 360 uses a standard 2.5mm phone headset jack so if you have a phone headset with mic, that might work but I do not believe a microphone only would work. Unless it was one of the Xbox 360 microphones for those singing games.



As for the title of this thread, if I understand you correctly you plan to record voice for gaming videos you want to upload onto youtube. The problem with this is that the Xbox 360 does not play your voice in line with the game/console itself. The only
way to record your voice would be to play back an Xbox LIVE voice message that you recorded or have someone else record the gameplay and your voice in line with the recording of on their game card/device. They would have to setup the voice audio to playback
through their speakers so that it is picked up during the gameplay.



Like the previous poster stated, you can easily record your own voice on your computer and then edit it into the gameplay. If you don't want to record your voice in post while viewing pre-recorded footage, then set up a separate microphone to your computer
when you are recording your gameplay live and then sync it up with your footage when editing.



Good luck.

You cannot record gameplay on the 360 like you do on XB1, unless you're using an external recorder, in which case it likely already has its own storage system. The 360 does not have recording capabilities built into it, the recording feature is new to XB1.

As far as I know, you would need a different method to record gameplay with Mic audio with the native capture tools, but built in they only record the game visuals and audio. You can stream and include party chat as the output, and then later pull the
files from there (depending on the platform and settings), but that's not also a reliable method, as sometimes those stream videos might not be available due to bugs or glitches. Reliably, you'd need to use a capture card, or recording via a PC and external
software, or setting up Windows 10 capture and streaming via the Xbox App.