If it does, you probably should explore getting a second microphone just to pick up your piano – in addition to the one picking up your voice. Try pointing the microphone at your piano (toward the sound board - not the keys) and see if this picks up your music any better. My first thought now is that your microphone might be one with a highly directional pick up zone, and when pointed properly to you for hearing your voice, it isn’t picking up your music – except for the louder initial attack of the note. It sounds to me like you’ve already hit in a few things, like Original Sound settings, which will normally fix the problem. But now it works as audio can be affected by a number of things. So maybe not entirely a Zoom/Skype problem after all.don't know if you'd consider this a HP Software bug, Windows bug, or none of the above.

The B&O Noise Cancellation is very aggressive. Now it comes through crystal clear in the test so I'm assuming it will work fine in meetings too now. Before turning off this setting the microphone test in the Zoom audio settings would not pickup the piano at all. This apps settings is overriding any kind of noise suppression settings you might be setting in the Zoom app. Noise cancellation was enabled for the microphone array in this app. Upon discovering this app and opening it, I noted there is a 'Noise Cancellation' settings tab/section.

(This HP Pavilion system has Bang and Olufsen sound built in). There is a system app preinstalled by HP called B&O Audio Control. Turns out all I had to do was come online and publicly complain about it so that the answer would fall on my lap.

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