Heavy bass audio with gun shots.

[Mugiwara0801]

I've never experienced this with any game other than battlefield 6. Going into the equalizer settings removes the bass sound effect from the shot. How do I change my settings so I don't need to do this with every single recording clip I have?? I've been able to duplicate this issue with multiple audio devices for sound output. I even tried using the ps5 controller as my output device and the bass is still present. I am using DaVinci Resolve for my video editing software. In case anyone wants to know regarding the equalizer edit snap shot.

 

[Mugiwara0801]

I fixed my issue. In case anyone else stumbles upon this post with the same issue. I am using Logitech G733 Gaming Headset headphones. In the audio settings of BF6 it was set to auto. Everything I read kept reading to put it to stereo and other setting tweaks from windows. My solution was to enable 7.1 surround sound system in the audio settings. I also noticed that spatial 3D and mono also got rid of the heavy bass from every gun shot sound as well. Auto, stereo, and headphones settings kept the heavy bass in the gun shots. I did not play with the other settings because I want to play the game now lol.

 

[Mugiwara0801]

I fixed my issue. In case anyone else stumbles upon this post with the same issue. I am using Logitech G733 Gaming Headset headphones. In the audio settings of BF6 it was set to auto. Everything I read kept reading to put it to stereo and other setting tweaks from windows. My solution was to enable 7.1 surround sound system in the audio settings. I also noticed that spatial 3D and mono also got rid of the heavy bass from every gun shot sound as well. Auto, stereo, and headphones settings kept the heavy bass in the gun shots. I did not play with the other settings because I want to play the game now lol.

Actually this was wrong. I still was having my issue. Turns out it was my PS5 controller. Only when using my PS5 controller did I have this audio issue. When I went to audio settings for windows. It was using my controller as a microphone, along with my actual microphone. So the PS5 controller microphone was picking up the dual sense motors when shooting and running causing that awful audio.