Speak into your mic to detect audio echo and feedback issues in your setup — hear your voice played back with adjustable delay to identify acoustic echo, feedback loops, and audio crosstalk. Essential for troubleshooting video call echo, speaker-to-mic bleed, and conference room audio problems.
Record a short clip and hear it played back immediately to detect echo.
Enable live monitoring to hear your microphone input in real-time through your speakers/headphones. Warning: Use headphones to avoid feedback loop!
If you're experiencing echo during calls or recordings, try these solutions:
Still having issues? Check our troubleshooting guide for more solutions.
Audio echo occurs when sound from your speakers is picked up by your microphone and retransmitted. This creates a feedback loop that can range from a slight delay to a loud screeching sound.
Use our audio latency test to measure delay, or check background noise levels that might affect echo cancellation.
Run a test to see results
For professional recording without echo, use a closed-back headphone and position your mic away from reflective surfaces. Check your microphone's echo cancellation settings.