By using Push to Talk, you’re cutting off the voice signal completely as long as the key is not pressed. It’s also useful if you’re using the internal speaker/microphone combo on your desktop or laptop. Well, Push to Talk is pretty useful, especially if you have a mediocre microphone that’s picking up a lot of background noise and echos. SEE ALSO: How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication in Your Discord Server Ready to Try Out Push to Talk in Discord? By default this is set to 20 ms, but you can adjust this slider between 0 ms and 2000 ms. This is essentially the delay that’s taken by Discord in order to cut off the voice signal, once you release the Push to Talk key. You’ll notice a slider right beneath “Push To Talk R elease Delay”.
Now, click on “Stop Recording” in order to save the Keybind.
Once done, click on “Record Keybind” and press the key that you want to use for Push to Talk feature. Well, this can be done in the voice section as well, but here you can add multiple keybinds, meaning you can add multiple shortcut keys for the Push to Talk feature, by simply clicking on “Add a Keybind”.
