@gamingonlinux have you tried some audio filters?

@gamingonlinux sadly those o-rings don't do much, the switch is 99% the sound. I run the Seattle mech community and have been in the hobby since 2015, best I've ever used was silent switches for sound suppression. Your microphone setup can also make a world of difference. As well, OBS has a sound gate feature built in.

@gamingonlinux could try the usual stuff like lubing stabilizers, stuffing foam into the case, but that’ll only do so much with clicky switches. It’s def easier to try messing with filters and gates in OBS

@gamingonlinux Have you try noisetorch to reduce noises ? https://github.com/noisetorch/NoiseTorch

@gamingonlinux switch swithces to quieter ones. https://hhkeyboard.us/blog/quiet-mechanical-keyboard-switches

@gamingonlinux you should look at designedbygg. Best silent mechanical keybs. French layout but it shouldn't be hard to change the caps

@gamingonlinux Depends on how much work you’re willing to put in. You can always look at mods for your particular brand or board itself. Foam, poly-fil, tape mods, switch lube, etc. O-rings can dampen the noise, sure, but they can really mess with the typing feel and they’re not all that popular for a reason. You may not mind them, though.

In short, there’s plenty you can do, and some of it requires more work than other things. But in the end, you won’t eliminate all of the noise.

@gamingonlinux try using noisetorch

@gamingonlinux https://github.com/werman/noise-suppression-for-voice#pipewire filter like noisetorch, but without gui

@gamingonlinux What an opportunity to advice for one more random niche Linux distro that won't solve your problem!
https://github.com/gscigala/silence-os

@gamingonlinux
Is your mic directional in any way?
If so, you can try to minimize the clicky clacky with a simple microphone orientation change.

@gamingonlinux Get a membrane keyboard as a backup.