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Adjusting Warzone’s audio settings lets you be more aware of your environment.

Global

• Audio Mix: Headphones Bass Boost
• Speakers/Headphones Game Sound Device: Default System Device
• Speaker Output: Stereo

Volumes

• Master Volume: 65
  • Gameplay Music Volume: 0
  • Dialogue Volume: 50
  • Effects Volume: 100
  • Voice Chat Volume: 30
  • Cinematic Music Volume: 0
  • Wartracks Volume: 100

Voice Chat

• Voice Chat: On
• Game Voice Channel: All Lobby
• Last Words Voice Chat: On
• Proximity Chat: On
• Voice Chat Device: Default System Device

Microphone

• Microphone Mode: Push to talk
  • Push to Talk: V
  • Mute Yourself When Connecting: On
• Microphone Input Device: Default System Device
• Microphone Level: 100 – If your mic is too loud, you can lower it to 60 or 70
• Microphone Test: Off

Subtitles

• Subtitles: All Off
• Subtitles Size: Default
• Subtitles Background Opacity: 0

Functionality

• Mono Audio: Off
• Reduce Tinnitus Sound: On
• War Tracks as a Passenger: Off
• Juggernaut Music: Off
• Hit Marker Sound Effects: Classic
• Mute Game When Minimized: On

Best Warzone audio settings explained

The best Warzone Season 4 audio settings are all about checking that the most vital information is loudest, and we find that Headphones Bass Boost gives the clearest footstep audio to help pinpoint enemy locations.

Master Volume is down to personal preference, but we highly recommend turning Music Volume to 0. Dialog Volume can be set to 50 because it can sometimes be useful, but you don’t want it drowning out the rest of the game.

I prefer to play with Subtitles turned All Off, but feel free to turn them back on if you prefer, as Operators can sometimes give useful information.

For Voice Chat, you’ll have to decide whether to have Proximity Chat enabled. It can lead to some hilarious moments and give away enemy positions and strategies, but it can also drown out your teammates’ comms if the enemies are particularly loud.

We like Classic Hit Marker Sound Effects the most, but experiment with a few and see what works best for you. Lastly, we recommend turning Reduce Tinnitus Sound On, as it’ll replace the Concussion and Flash Grenades sound with a more “dull and murky” sound, that your ears will appreciate, especially if you play for a long time.

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Hearing enemy footsteps is key to your survival in Warzone.

For Voice Chat, it’s up to you if you want to have Proximity Chat enabled. It can lead to some hilarious moments and give away enemy positions and strategies, but it can also drown out your teammates’ chatter if the enemies are particularly loud.

We like Classic Hit Marker Sound Effects the most, but experiment with a few and see what works best for you. We also recommend turning Reduce Tinnitus Sound On as well, as it’ll get rid of the ringing sound from Flashbangs and other Equipment.

That covers the best audio settings in Warzone.

Quelle: CharlieIntel
Author: Liam Mackay