I have just changed my headset from a ‘normal’ music headset to Logitech G633. But I can’t find the perfect sound setup.
If was hoping to get a more precis headset, so that I better could hear where enemies are.
On my ‘normal’ headset I used the following setting:
In Battlefield
3d headset
And must of time I can hear where enemies are.
Settings I have tried for my G633
In Battlefield
Headset
Surround
In Logitech G Hub
Surround: on/DTS
Eq: FPS
I feel that I can’t hear where the enemies are.
In Battlefield
3d headset
In Logitech G Hub
Surround: off
Eq: FPS
It’s the same as my ‘normal’ headset
Am I doing something wrong? Did I wast my money.
What settings do you use for your Logitech headset?
I’m using corsair void pro and 3d headphone settings never worked for me.
I’m using surround headphones setting. My corsair application has 7+1 on, with fps shooter enhancement.
Sounds are 60-70% of the time accurate. Sometimes it is a hit or miss though.
I still get flanked by silent people or get confused by my own teammate footsteps.
It doesn’t help with your current problem but the next headset you buy should be a stereo one. I assume you only have 2 ears and the positional audio is done by the ingame software anyway. No need for multiple tiny low quality speakers in your headset.
Once you have a decent stereo headset, you will “hear” that footsteps and positional audio works perfectly fine in BF5. But I do understand the frustration of spending money in “gaming” equipment which does not work with an AAA title.
But without any research, I guess most pro gamers use stereo unless they have some sort of advertising contract.
The game has bugged sound, all kinds of sounds are not played sometimes (footsteps, gun-fire, explosions, vehicles, rockets etc).
Use the setting that gives the best positional audio/sound quality and then live with the fact that the sound is broken in BFV.
I’ve tried all settings and now uses surround with headphones in-game and Dolby Atmos in Windows 10. Sound-quality is very good, but footsteps etc. are still missing very often.
Ι have the artemis 633.
I use in game settings as headphones/surround
In Logitech control I use dolby digital.
Sounds ok to me and I can heae sounds directionally.
Dts X is good but a bit punchy in high freq and I think it is not always accurate.
But generally it is also good.
In BF1 both work better in my opinion.
ps. I love my artemis, and if they ever broke, I will buy the same. Great headset.
Great enough sound. Not perfect but very balanced and restful sound.
Artemis was the goddess of hunting and she was the twin Sister of Apollo, the god of sun.. You can feel the advantages of this fact in gameplay.