Stand alone mic for Xbox One S

SquishyOnePlays · Mar 4, 2018

I am a streamer with a complicated set up for my Xbox One S. I have my sound for both game and chat going to a Hardware mixer so that I can hear both PC sound as well as Xbox sound. Now I use party chat and want a way to use a microphone that won't require
me to wear a second headset as that is not really possible.

I just bought a Kinect without knowing I needed an adapter that costs more than the Kinect itself so that option is out the window, are there any USB mics or ANYTHING of that nature that I can use.

I would use the PC app but the NAT is complete **** and no matter how many times I read tutorials on how to get it to open, it just doesn't work, and besides, I like to control all the Xbox sound with one knob, just easier that way.

Any ideas? Any feedback? Anyone at all.

-Squishy

:)

SteelCityShadow · Mar 4, 2018

Grim Reaper Gamers over 25 casual gaming clan

Hello, I'm 23 but get along with those in their late 30's and 40's due to being old school, I always use a mic and can't stand playing alone. Let me know if I can sign up. if not then happy gaming lads, oooooosh

FAT4L LEG4CY · Mar 4, 2018

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Internet Expert · Mar 4, 2018

You can consider buying a 3.5mm headphone/mic splitter so you are able to plug in almost any standalone mic you want. There's also this
Turtle Beach Stream Mic that might be worth a look for you, as this is especially built for streaming on consoles.

NAT issues are typically resolved by going to your modem/router/gateway's configuration menus (from a web browser), setting up a static IP, and opening ports for that static IP. In the case of the Xbox App, you'll want to set up a static IP and open ports
for the PC you are using it on. More details here: Troubleshoot Audio in Parties and Issues with Multiplayer Games on Windows 10

Internet Expert

You can consider buying a 3.5mm headphone/mic splitter so you are able to plug in almost any standalone mic you want. There's also this
Turtle Beach Stream Mic that might be worth a look for you, as this is especially built for streaming on consoles.

NAT issues are typically resolved by going to your modem/router/gateway's configuration menus (from a web browser), setting up a static IP, and opening ports for that static IP. In the case of the Xbox App, you'll want to set up a static IP and open ports
for the PC you are using it on. More details here: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-on-windows/social/troubleshoot-multiplayer-game

nic0413

A 3.5mm jack splitter might work best for your situation.

Here is a similar question with a helpful answer someone had:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...ox-one-s/7ab03473-49ce-4adf-a6d7-c00d86196a33

Zero Jehuty

I am not sure that a Mic alone will work. I do know that headsets will work via the Jack on the bottom of the controller. The Xbox does not support third party stand alone mics.

SteelCityShadow

Hello, I'm 23 but get along with those in their late 30's and 40's due to being old school, I always use a mic and can't stand playing alone. Let me know if I can sign up. if not then happy gaming lads, oooooosh

ZeroPretzels

Do you think a stand alone usb mic would solve my problems?

https://a.co/d/h6KugHX

Stand alone mic for Xbox One S