Hey guys, Considering this is an early release I'm pretty impressed. I think it will be great once you have all the bugs out. Speaking of bugs, the main thing I'm struggling with that's hampering my enjoyment quite a bit is I can't get the sound to behave properly... I'm using a Samsung Odessy+ and the engine sound is muffled quite a bit, but I hear the road noise and other sounds a lot. With all other sims, I will always use both my headset audio and external speakers (along with a Clark Synthesis transducer), and this always work quite well for me. But no matter what I do in your audio settings in the sim, it just will not sound right. I do have the audio mirrored in Steam VR. Is there any thing I should look for? I'm hoping I don't have to change sound card settings just for this one sim.
In cockpit or helmet view the sound is severely muted and destroyed. jump to an outside view and sounds are great. I guess they want to give the impression of muted sound when you are wearing a helmet which is way overdone and ruinous to both enjoyment and realism of driving in cockpit view.
Nope, sound is great for me whatever view I'm using, so it's not intentional in your case. Be sure your windows settings match your output settings. i can reproduce such issue if I set Windows output to 5.1 surround sound and just play with headphone. In that case I lose the central speakers and both rears one, and engine is muted or very low.
Sound is good but I do finf the levels a lot lower than in every other game racing or non racing. I have it at 70% in all other Sims in my headphones and that is bloody loud, in AMS2 I have it at 90 and it is still quite soft from all cameras.
The Helmet-mute effect should be made an option, imo. Some may want the helmet-view with full-range audio.
You mean Reiza got the bright idea of creating some kind of helmet mute effect? No, no, no Reiza, please, let us take care of that ourselves. I've been a audio tweaker for quite some time, always being very picky about how my race sims sound... But usually, I just like to make it REALLY LOUD! But with this effect they're evidently trying to do, for me, its a swing and a big miss. So does anyone know if there's a way of dialing this effect down? Or, eliminate it completely?
