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Using advanced software audio processing in zoom app

ByCorporate Guider Home, Zoom

The Zoom Room is able to manage mic settings in order to optimize the microphone sound quality, even if the microphone does not have software audio processing embedded. It has an audio processing software that is capable of cancelling echos, reducing noise and controlling the gain automatically, as well. Alternatively, this setting can be disabled if the microphone in use has built-in audio processing to avoid conflict between Zoom Room and built-in audio processing.

Prerequisites for enabling advanced software audio processing

  • Version 4.0.37666.0630 or higher of Zoom Rooms for Mac is required

  • Version 4.0.44731.0823 or higher of Zoom Rooms for PC is required

  • Version 4.2.37605.0629 or later of Zoom Rooms for iPad controller

How to enable advanced software audio processing

  1. You can access the settings by tapping the iPad controller.

  2. You can make settings changes by toggling the Lock Settings toggle. Passcodes for iPads need to be entered.

  3. Microphone should be tapped.

  4. You can adjust multiple microphones in the room by tapping the name of the device in the Source list (including devices with built-in microphones).

    • Certain Zoom-identified devices automatically disable Advanced Software Audio Processing. A speakerphone with an integrated microphone and speaker generally includes its own audio processing. Other audio devices are automatically enabled with this option.

    • Disable Software Audio Processing for microphones with their own audio processor. If you are using another microphone, make sure that this option is enabled.

  5. Select Advanced Software Audio Processing by clicking the toggle.

  6. Toggle Lock Settings again once you’ve made your changes.

Note: In older versions of Zoom Rooms, a Software Echo Cancellation and Automatically Adjust Mic Level option replaced the software Audio Processing option.

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