#251 Apo isn't working

[Anonymous]

Oh boy, let me tell you about this microphone mishap I had! I was all excited to test Apo Equalizer, but guess what? I couldn't hear a single thing! Panic set in, and I quickly checked if I had forgotten to turn on my microphone. To my surprise, the microphone was already activated, so that wasn't the issue.

With my curiosity piqued, I decided to dig deeper and opened Apo Equalizer, hoping for some answers. Lo and behold, a message popped up, mocking me with the news that audio enhancements were not enabled. Talk about a bummer!

Refusing to let this setback defeat me, I put on my detective hat and dove into further investigation. I checked the sound settings in Windows, only to be greeted by a not-so-friendly message stating that an issue had been detected with my microphone. Ugh, seriously?

Determined to get to the bottom of this audio conundrum, I tried everything I could think of. I attempted to re-enable audio enhancements, but nothing changed. I even resorted to the good old tricks of unplugging and plugging back in my microphone, reinstalling Apo Equalizer, and giving my PC a much-needed restart. But alas, nothing seemed to do the trick.

I'm reaching out to you now in the hopes that you can rescue me from this misery. I've provided some essential information below:

Operating System: Windows 11 Home
Apo Equalizer Version: Apo Equalizer 1.3
Microphone Model: Blue Yeti Classie

Help me bring back the sound to my microphone and restore the joy of Apo Equalizer! Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for your time and looking forward to your wizardry in fixing this audio puzzle!

Best regards,

[Peter Verbeek]

Issues with the Blue Yeti mic has been discussed (solved?) on this forum. Perhaps you can search for this. But there are a few things you can try. For instance, unchecking the "Use original APO" checkboxes of troubleshooting options for the mic in the Equalizer APO's Configurator. Are familiar how to access these options?

Did the mic come with software? If so you could uninstall it and go with a standard Windows USB mic audio driver.