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In Teams, easily adjust your audio settings before and during a call or meeting. 

Note: Make sure your device audio settings and browser audio settings are configured to give Teams access to your device speakers and mic.

Change audio sources

When you join a Teams meeting, you can choose your source of audio from the meeting pre-join screen. Available audio settings vary depending on the source you choose.

If you're joining from the Teams desktop app, you can choose from several audio source options before you join. 

Audio source

When you choose this...

Computer audio 

Your computer's default speaker and mic will be used during the meeting.

To adjust your PC mic and speaker settings, select Open device settings  Meeting options icon. In Audio settings, select the audio devices you want to use from the Speaker and Microphone dropdown menus. You can alsoturn on spatial audio and adjust noise suppression.

Phone audio 

Your phone mic and speakers will be your audio source during the meeting.

After you join, you'll have two options:

  • Enter your phone number to receive a call connecting you to the meeting from your phone.

  • Select Dial in manually to view a phone number you can call into the meeting with.

You'll still be able to participate in the meeting from the device you originally joined from, but that device will be muted and your phone mic and speakers will be the audio sources.

Room audio

You'll add or select a meeting room from the dropdown menu. When you join from a meeting room, the room's audio system will be your meeting audio source.

Don't use audio

You'll join the meeting muted. This can help prevent audio disruption in larger meetings and events.

If you choose an audio source other than Computer audio, you can choose to switch back to computer audio during the meeting by selecting Unmute  Muted microphone button in the Teams meeting controls.

Change speaker and mic settings

Adjust your speaker and mic settings in your Teams settings or when you join a Teams meeting. You can change settings before you join or while you're in a meeting.

Note: Some audio settings may be unavailable depending on policies set by meeting organizers or your IT admin.

In Teams

Manage your connected audio devices, test your audio, and more in Teams device settings. To open your audio device settings:

  1. In Teams, select Settings and more  Microsoft Teams more options icon> Settings Settings button.

  2. Select Devices  Teams settings device icon.

  3. In Devices, select Manage devices to connect or disconnect your audio devices.

  4. In Audio settings:

    • Select the connected speaker you want to use from the Speaker dropdown menu.

    • Select the connected mic you want to use from the Microphone dropdown menu.

    • Turn the Automatically adjust mic sensitivity toggle on to ensure everyone hears you at a level volume during a meeting.

    • Turn the Sync device buttons toggle on to sync your Teams audio device and use all its buttons during a meeting.

  5. Select Make a test call  Test call button icon to test your audio devices and settings.

  6. In Noise suppression:

    • Select Background noise only to suppress noises around you and minimize disruption during a Teams call.

    • Select Voice isolation to suppress other voices that might come through your mic and make sure others in your meeting only hear your voice.

      Note: This requires creating a voice profile if you're not using a headset.

  7. Turn on the High fidelity music mode toggle to play music during a Teams meeting. To learn more, see Use high fidelity music mode to play music in Microsoft Teams.

  8. Turn on the Spatial audio toggle to experience more immersive sound during your Teams meeting. To learn more, see Spatial audio in Microsoft Teams meetings.

In a meeting

Change audio settings from the meeting pre-join screen or in the meeting window after you join.

To access audio settings from the pre-join screen:

  1. Join a meeting from your Teams Calendar.

  2. On the pre-join screen, select your audio source.

    • If you select Computer audio, select Open device settings  Meeting options icon to access more audio settings. Changes to your audio settings will be applied when you join the meeting.

  3. Select Join now.

To access audio settings after you join a meeting:

  1. Join a Teams meeting.

  2. In the meeting controls, select Mic Teams microphone icon to mute yourself or Mic  Muted microphone button to unmute yourself.

  3. Select the dropdown arrow next to Mic for other settings. To see advanced audio settings, select More audio settings.

Changes you make to audio settings during a meeting will be applied immediately.

Share sound while screensharing

If you're sharing your screen during a meeting, you can include sound to let others hear what's playing on your shared screen. Use this setting if you're playing a video while sharing your screen and want others to hear it.

To share sound while screensharing:

  1. Join a Teams meeting.

  2. Select Share  Teams share screen iconin the meeting controls.

  3. Turn on the Include sound toggle.

  4. Select the window you want to share to start screensharing. Participants will be able to hear audio from content on that screen while you're sharing.

Change audio sources

When you join a Teams meeting, you can choose your source of audio from the meeting pre-join screen. Available audio settings vary depending on the source you choose.

Note: Make sure your device audio settings are configured to give Teams access to your device speakers and mic.

If you're joining a Teams meeting from your mobile device, your device will be your default audio source. Before you join, you can change your audio source by tapping More join options on the meeting pre-join screen.

You can choose from several audio source options.

Audio source

When you choose this...

Join without audio

You'll instantly join the meeting with your device's mic and speakers muted.

Call me

You'll be prompted to enter a phone number to a different device. Tap Call to receive a call on that device that connects you to the Teams meeting.

The device you call will be the audio source for that meeting, but you'll be able to participate in other meeting capabilities, like chat and content sharing, from the device you originally joined on.

Dial in

You'll be given a phone number to dial into the meeting from. When you tap Call, you'll be prompted to call the Teams meeting through your mobile device.

Note: If you're dialing in as a meeting organizer, you'll need to enter your meeting PIN to join. If you're dialing in as an attendee, you'll be placed in the lobby until someone lets you into the meeting.

Join a meeting room

You'll be prompted to add or select a meeting room to join from. Tap Join to enter the meeting.

When you join from a meeting room, the room's audio system will be your meeting audio source. 

Mute and unmute your mic

Before a meeting

  1. Tap a meeting on your Teams Calendar.

  2. Tap Join.

  3. On the meeting pre-join screen:

    1. Tap Mic Teams microphone icon to mute yourself.

    2. Tap Mic  Muted microphone button to unmute yourself.

  4. Tap Join now.

During a meeting

  1. In the meeting controls:

    1. Tap Mic Teams microphone icon to mute yourself.

    2. Tap Mic  Muted microphone button to unmute yourself.

Change your speaker

Before a meeting

  1. Tap a meeting on your Teams Calendar.

  2. Tap Join.

  3. Tap Speaker  teams speaker icon on the pre-join screen.

  4. Tap the speaker you'd like to use.

  5. Tap Join now.

During a meeting

  1. In the meeting controls, tap Speaker  teams speaker icon. 

  2. Tap the speaker you'd like to use.

  3. Tap Audio off to turn off your mic and speaker.

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