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I wonder where to find this option on my MacBook ? because there is no such option in menu. Moreover I didn’t notice any changes in recording quality in comparison with my old macbook air 2014. I seem 4 inputs microphone system doesn’t work. Initially I faced some problems during FaceTime calls. Voice of partner sometimes interrupts if I start to speak or if there is some backside sounds, it causes lot’s of inconsistencies.
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 10.15
Hey oscartempter,
It looks like you're looking for the location of your internal mic settings on your Mac and are having some issues with sound in FaceTime. We can understand wanting to ensure you're able to manage your sound settings. We'll be happy to help.
This article explains where to go to see and adjust your built-in microphone settings: Change the sound input settings on Mac
If you're wanting to try a different microphone with FaceTime on your Mac, this article explains your options for switching and adjusting mics used with FaceTime: Choose a camera or microphone for FaceTime calls on Mac
For issues with call quality in FaceTime, we'd suggest reviewing the information here: If FaceTime isn't working on your Mac
Thanks!
The checkbox for ambient noise reduction is gone in Catalina, it's enabled by default. If you want to turn it off, Apple will need to add back the option.
Ambient noise reduction
