The FIFINE T683 microphone changes the volume automatically.
For Windows users, under "recording devices", right click "USB PnP Audio Device"/"FIFINE T683 Microphone", choose "Properties", click "Enhancement", and uncheck the "allow applications to take exclusive control of this device."
For Windows and Mac users, check if the feature of automatically adjusting the microphone level has been enabled, which is commonly seen in software of Discord, Skype, etc.
Take a look at our blog to find the details: How to Fix Microphone Control Adjusting Itself
How to reduce the T683 self-noise or background sound without software or a plugin?
✔️It is the troubleshooting video for K669B, but can also be applied to any FIFINE USB microphone. Please follow the whole video below.
🎤Background Sound
Turn the mic back to the noise source.
Go to computer sound settings and turn down the volume level of the input and output to around 50%-75%.
Adjust the on-board volume to 50%-75% and put the mic close to your mouth (about 3’’).
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🎙️Humming/Hissing/Static
Restart your computer and plug the mic into another USB port.
Keep smartphones, tablets, routers, etc, away from the mic; especially don't place electronics on the cable of the mic.
It's better not to connect other electronic devices to the power outlet that’s powering the computer.
Go to computer sound settings and turn down the volume level of the input and output to around 50%-75%. Adjust the on-board volume to 50%-75% and put the mic close to your mouth (about 3’’).
Keep your microphone at a suitable angle to avoid breathing air below the mic capsule (45 degrees)
To access the sound settings for the most recent Windows users, right-click the speaker icon at the bottom right and select "Sound", then click "Sound Control Panel" in the upper right of the pop-up window.
How to Prevent T683 from Picking Up Speaker Sound in Zoom?
Instead of using speakers, either internal or external, please use headphones or earbuds to connect to your computer or T683. Then the mic will not pick up sound from the output device, thus no more echo will be heard.