SecrtAgentMan
New Head-Fier
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Hi all,
I recently bought a pair of Tygr 300R and also have a pair of HD560S. I game on a Series X. Currently I have an Astro MixAmp as a pre-amp feeding into a Magni Heresy from 3.5 mm to RCA. Alternatively I can connect to the Heresy with my controller using the same cord just taking the MixAmp offline.
I try to play with audio output in stereo uncompressed and find that it is okay but lacking in some detail. There is also just this feeling of hollowness/muddiness when moving around or firing a gun similar to if I had a cold or popped my eardrums on a flight.
If I switch over to Dolby Atmos using the Music or Movie pre-set I get more detail but things like explosions are a bit too much. Does anyone have an EQ profile for Atmos that they're using with CoD Warzone?
If not how can I start creating my own EQ to focus on reducing the hollowness/muddiness while having a focus on footsteps in game? For Atmos the adjustable frequencies are 32, 64, 125, 250, 500, 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k, 16k with +/- 12 dB.
I recently bought a pair of Tygr 300R and also have a pair of HD560S. I game on a Series X. Currently I have an Astro MixAmp as a pre-amp feeding into a Magni Heresy from 3.5 mm to RCA. Alternatively I can connect to the Heresy with my controller using the same cord just taking the MixAmp offline.
I try to play with audio output in stereo uncompressed and find that it is okay but lacking in some detail. There is also just this feeling of hollowness/muddiness when moving around or firing a gun similar to if I had a cold or popped my eardrums on a flight.
If I switch over to Dolby Atmos using the Music or Movie pre-set I get more detail but things like explosions are a bit too much. Does anyone have an EQ profile for Atmos that they're using with CoD Warzone?
If not how can I start creating my own EQ to focus on reducing the hollowness/muddiness while having a focus on footsteps in game? For Atmos the adjustable frequencies are 32, 64, 125, 250, 500, 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k, 16k with +/- 12 dB.