u/chinosminos

I always record separate audio tracks for Discord, in-game audio, and my mic. But I'm editing a video of mine where some clips are from a game that uses proximity voice chat.

Before recording, I always make sure to increase my friend's in-game voice volume as much as possible. Even then, I have no clue how to emphasize their voice during editing without just manually adding keyframes to lower the game audio whenever they talk.

For my mic and Discord tracks, I use compression, but for games with in-game voice chat I don't really know what the best approach is since it's all on one audio track. A compressor feels wrong because it'd also bring up footsteps, gunshots, and other random sounds that I don't want to boost.

Is there a better workflow for this, or is manual keyframing basically the only option?

I know nothing about PSU's so what specs should the PSU I buy be... Single rail? Multi rail? I don't want an exact model just the things I should look for when browsing the PSU's in my local shops

I feel like my 9070xt thats on the way is gonna be shit just because of the massive amount of posts with people having stutters/blackscreen...etc) like theres no nvidia help subreddit but there is an r/AMDHelp which has 250k fucking weekly visitors, like what the fuck is happening.

obviously im not getting an nvidia card because thats like $500 more expensive in my country that what I got it for ($550) but I am scared as shit of it turning out a bad card and having driver issues and whatnot.