Find where your Discord voice stops

If they hear your normal voice, check Discord’s input device and whether a voice effect is active. If they hear nothing, start with the physical microphone. If they hear two voices, check for a second monitoring or capture path.

Selecting the physical microphone in Discord bypasses the processed output. Choose VoiceLala’s virtual microphone, confirm an effect is active in VoiceLala, and retest. If Discord is using a default device, select the intended input explicitly.

First compare normal speech and changed speech at a steady microphone distance. Check the input mode and, if available, compare Discord’s voice-processing options one at a time. Keep the setting that preserves clear speech without introducing background noise.

Use headphones and stop routing local monitoring back into the microphone. If a recording or stream is involved, check whether the physical and virtual microphones are both being captured. Keep one intended voice path for each destination.

Note which test fails, the selected device names, and the Windows, Discord, and VoiceLala versions. Send these details to VoiceLala support. Avoid repeatedly changing several settings at once; a clear failing step makes the issue easier to reproduce.