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Now that fast internet is the norm, voice chat has gone from a nice extra to something every team relies on. The best-known apps are Skype, Team Speak, Ventrilo, Mumble, and a handful of others.

How is Mumble better than Ventrilo and Teamspeak?  

All of them run on VoIP, which carries digitised voice over the standard open IP protocol without losing quality along the way. Audio is compressed before it leaves your machine to keep bandwidth low, and the packing and unpacking algorithms are good enough that distortion and dropped audio are almost never a problem.

We rent Mumble servers – open-source voice software built for players in online games, with excellent audio quality and very low latency.
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Mumble uses positional audio, which places every voice in space for a genuinely immersive effect: the direction and volume of a teammate's voice shift depending on where their character is standing relative to yours. Echo cancellation strips out background noise while you play.

What Mumble voice servers are for.

We picked Mumble for its feature set and audio quality. It handles an unlimited number of players talking at once, which recreates the feel of a squad on comms – a big part of why it caught on with gamers, since it makes the whole session run better.

Today Mumble is used in games like Age of Conan, Aion, Counter-Strike, Ragnarok, Lineage 2, and World of Warcraft. Talking mid-game lets players coordinate, plan strategy, group up, and share whatever matters to win.

Mumble is built for gaming first, but it works just as well for ordinary remote communication – running a seminar or a team meeting at a company, or setting up an audio conference between offices anywhere in the world.

To get started with Mumble, download and install the client on your computer, then plug in a microphone and headphones.

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