Razer Seiren V3 Chroma Gaming Mic Adds A 32-Bit DSP For Clean Audio
Razer has launched an upgraded version of its popular USB-powered Seiren V3 Chroma microphone that now features a 32-bit digital signal processor (DSP) and AI processing. According to Razer, these upgrades enable studio-grade vocals without the hassle or complexity of configuring traditional audio rigs involving XLR interfaces, resulting in crisp, broadcast-ready audio at home. It's also around half the price as its recently-introduced Seiren V3 Pro hybrid mic.
At the heart of the Seiren V3 Chroma is a 16mm supercardioid condenser capsule designed to isolate the user’s voice while minimizing background room noise. Razer's pitch is that its new mic completely muffles off-axis background noise, including thunderous clicks on mechanical keyboards, frantic mouse button mashing, and so forth.
What really sets it apart, however, is the 32-bit DSP. Operating on-device, the DSP does the grunt work by applying automatic EQ and compression. AI-powered noise reduction adds another layer to...
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