There needs to be a better way to use USB mics on Xbox

USB mics need to be certified and as such turtle beach have the only one that is compatible.

With USB camera support now available for off the shelf products, we could assume that mics will go the same way but as yet nothing has come through Insider Preview.

You can vote for the ideas posted at uservoice about USB mic support.

That won't work at all. There's no way for the Mic audio to get to the Xbox. You have to plug the headset into the controller for the mic to work, or use a licensed USB or wireless based peripheral.

You'll need a USB mic that is compatible with the Xbox.

Like a stand mic.

USB Mic hooked up to PC. Using The Windows 10 Xbox App for party chat. I have a separate headset (broken mic, thus the reason for using the Yeti) on the Xbox One X console. I want to be able to communicate, and the only way I'm able to, at the moment,
is the party app. My earbuds that have a mic on them works with the controller and console but the audio quality isn't very good. That's why I want to use my better headset to hear all the audio while I talk through the mic on the app. I don't know if it's
possible. Just hoping there's a work-around

Hello Gijojo,

Thank you for posting here on the Xbox forums. In order to set this up the way you like, you need a specific setup. The Mic you use needs to have an AUX port somewhere on it. The headset you use needs to have a removable mic that connects via AUX port as
well.

So you would have:

1. The mic plugged in via USB for power
2. The Headset plugged into the controller
3. Your Mic connected to your headset via AUX cord.

This set up will work for party chat as well as streaming.