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Newcomer
January 16, 2025
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How to change the volume of one specific person in a meeting ?

  • January 16, 2025
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Hello,

 

There is a well-known feature in Zoom concurrent for like 5 years or more, so it must be here but I can't see it :

 

Where in a meeting do I change the volume of one specific person ?

Not everyone has the same microphone setting and I can't lower the volume for someone.

 

Is there anything yet ? Did I miss this option ?

Is it something Zoom devs have in sight ?

4 replies

ExpertswhoJohn
Community Super Champion | Customer
Community Super Champion | Customer
January 16, 2025

hi @v01dv01d ,

In standard Zoom, you can not control the audio of another.
If you take audio for production purposes and use ZOOM ISO, you can change the audio levels of each feed.
If on automatic, the zoom does try and compensate, but otherwise, no.

When you request a recording, you can select to have each audio separated. I have used this to ensure a set of speakers were all evened out on a recording, but that is not live.

hope that helps

John

v01dv01dAuthor
Newcomer
January 17, 2025

Hello,

 

Thanks for the quick and complete answer.
What is Zoom ISO ?

I understand this feature could be harder to implement, but still, that's why I wrote the other ticket : sometimes people in my meeting are so loud (without intention to be, just their settings) that I lower the volume A LOT.
Then, I have this terrible notification to ask me if I did intentionnally put the volume too low 😞

You now understand how both of these posts are related.

 

v01d

ExpertswhoJohn
Community Super Champion | Customer
Community Super Champion | Customer
January 17, 2025

Zoom ISO is for production settings, probably not for a single person worried about audio.
https://www.liminalet.com/zoomiso

 

We hope that Zoom can normalise audio, but there are so many options now. With the wide range of devices and the way people use them, there can be a difference between loud and quiet people.

v01dv01dAuthor
Newcomer
January 20, 2025

Thanks for the link. You are right that I won't ask to use it within my company for my sole purpose.


You do agree with me though, I like it. I felt like being the only one worried about that.
Is there any PO who reads messages in this community ?

Newcomer
January 23, 2025

Zoom does not currently allow adjusting the volume of individual participants. You can only control overall volume through your device or thedentaku.

v01dv01dAuthor
Newcomer
January 24, 2025

Of course I can change the overall volume. But do I want to move the volume slider each time someone different is talking ? You know the answer.

 

About "thedentaku", your post should be flagged for advertising or selling some shady third-party product.

So still no decent answer to the most simple question on this board.
Is there any PO who has the ability to read, that can answer my question ?
Does this feature is even planned ?

CarlaA
Community Champion | Employee
Community Champion | Employee
February 6, 2025

That's why I mention "thedentaku" and not Zoom ISO.

 

If there is noone from Zoom, why does this community website exists ?

To help with current features ?

Ok then, what is the process to ask for features ? Using the suggestion form ?
I received a copypaste that let me think that it went straight to the bin.

So far, no answer here can be accepted as a solution.


Hi @v01dv01d

 

The Zoom Community exists as a space for users to share knowledge, troubleshoot issues, and discuss best practices . For feature requests, the best way to submit them is through the Zoom Feedback Form: https://zoom.us/feed . This ensures that your request is properly logged and reviewed by the product team. I understand it can be frustrating if you don’t receive a direct response, but rest assured, all feedback is collected and considered for future updates.

 

Thank you for your participation! 

Explorer
February 7, 2025

I haven't used it in years but "Jitsi" used to have a slider on each participant such that the incoming volume could be altered; there was an oddity in using that slider but it indicated that such a feature was practicable - and I was using an old low spec. laptop.