Fix a problem

I hear myself or an echo

In the current Loquora version, persistent echo usually means the wrong speakers are selected or your computer is playing the microphone back to you.

A headset is no longer required. Check the sound settings first instead of switching straight to headphones.

What to do

  1. 1

    Check the playback device

    Select built-in speakers or a normal audio output, never the virtual microphone.

  2. 2

    Disable system monitoring

    On Windows, turn off Listen to this device. On macOS, remove unnecessary monitoring or aggregate routes.

  3. 3

    Enable noise suppression

    Update Loquora, turn on noise suppression and make sure the Loquora microphone is not selected as your speaker.

  4. 4

    Check original voice volume

    If original voice mixing is enabled, lower its level and repeat the test from a second device.

Good to know

  • Moderate speaker volume helps in acoustically difficult rooms.
  • Headphones remain an optional choice for privacy or very loud environments.

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