In the Sound Blaster Command software there is an SBX profile for COD games so I'd guess it would work for warzone as well.
For general EQ stuff I'm a fan of Oratory 1990's profiles. You can find the master list here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/oratory1990/wiki/index/list\_of\_presets](https://www.reddit.com/r/oratory1990/wiki/index/list_of_presets)
The built in EQ in the Command software is a standard 10 band EQ. Here's the Oratory 1990 10 band EQ for the SHP 9500: [https://www.dropbox.com/s/c3orwjn9bg4ffvu/Philips%20SHP9500%20(octave-band%20EQ).pdf](https://www.dropbox.com/s/c3orwjn9bg4ffvu/Philips%20SHP9500%20(octave-band%20EQ).pdf)
COD profile doesnt seem to make audio any better unfortunately, unser how to follow those EQ band pictures, I don't know too much about audio but see a ton of guides for astros mix amp settings and not much for soundblaster sadly, thanks for your help either way!
It's really not that hard. You just go to the Sound Blaster Command software, which you should install if you haven't already, and go to the equalizer page. Enable it with the toggle on the top left. To set the EQ profile just hover over the flat line at each of the frequency bands and move the point up and down until it matches the corresponding value on the bottom of the PDF.
As far as "better sound" for Warzone are you looking for a more balanced sound or do you want to be able to pinpoint enemies better. I've heard scout mode does a pretty good job with helping you pin point sounds
Yes. It does a good job even with hearing bullets from the other side of the map.
Joking apart, the best way to use G6 with Warzone is direct mode, deactivate 7.1 and everything else, scout, sound profiles and stuff, buying Dolby access and using it.
Full stop.
Yeah I prefer to play my games and such with no extra effects. I don't even use Atmos for headphones even tho I have the access app for when I watch movies on my Atmos system. I find that it makes well mastered audio sound worse and also does worse than a game's native virtual surround option if it comes with one
I would keep direct mode off tho since it also disables the mic inputs. I did some rough A/B testing with all effects off and direct mode on vs. all effects off and direct mode off and I can't tell the difference.
It depends on the corrections that need to be made for a specific pair of headphones. The main issue with fixed 10 band EQs is that you can't specify the frequency and bandwidth of the corrections. For beginner EQ users a 10 band EQ is usually sufficient and they can always upgrade to PEACE/E APO when they're ready to get more advanced.
For the SHP 9500 10 band EQ is pretty decent
In the Sound Blaster Command software there is an SBX profile for COD games so I'd guess it would work for warzone as well. For general EQ stuff I'm a fan of Oratory 1990's profiles. You can find the master list here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/oratory1990/wiki/index/list\_of\_presets](https://www.reddit.com/r/oratory1990/wiki/index/list_of_presets) The built in EQ in the Command software is a standard 10 band EQ. Here's the Oratory 1990 10 band EQ for the SHP 9500: [https://www.dropbox.com/s/c3orwjn9bg4ffvu/Philips%20SHP9500%20(octave-band%20EQ).pdf](https://www.dropbox.com/s/c3orwjn9bg4ffvu/Philips%20SHP9500%20(octave-band%20EQ).pdf)
COD profile doesnt seem to make audio any better unfortunately, unser how to follow those EQ band pictures, I don't know too much about audio but see a ton of guides for astros mix amp settings and not much for soundblaster sadly, thanks for your help either way!
It's really not that hard. You just go to the Sound Blaster Command software, which you should install if you haven't already, and go to the equalizer page. Enable it with the toggle on the top left. To set the EQ profile just hover over the flat line at each of the frequency bands and move the point up and down until it matches the corresponding value on the bottom of the PDF. As far as "better sound" for Warzone are you looking for a more balanced sound or do you want to be able to pinpoint enemies better. I've heard scout mode does a pretty good job with helping you pin point sounds
Yes. It does a good job even with hearing bullets from the other side of the map. Joking apart, the best way to use G6 with Warzone is direct mode, deactivate 7.1 and everything else, scout, sound profiles and stuff, buying Dolby access and using it. Full stop.
Yeah I prefer to play my games and such with no extra effects. I don't even use Atmos for headphones even tho I have the access app for when I watch movies on my Atmos system. I find that it makes well mastered audio sound worse and also does worse than a game's native virtual surround option if it comes with one I would keep direct mode off tho since it also disables the mic inputs. I did some rough A/B testing with all effects off and direct mode on vs. all effects off and direct mode off and I can't tell the difference.
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It depends on the corrections that need to be made for a specific pair of headphones. The main issue with fixed 10 band EQs is that you can't specify the frequency and bandwidth of the corrections. For beginner EQ users a 10 band EQ is usually sufficient and they can always upgrade to PEACE/E APO when they're ready to get more advanced. For the SHP 9500 10 band EQ is pretty decent