Gray Zone Warfare best audio settings

Best audio settings guide in Grey Zone Warfare (Image via Madfinger Games)
Best audio settings guide in Gray Zone Warfare (Image via Madfinger Games)

The best audio settings in Gray Zone Warfare play a crucial role in you hearing the sounds of teammates and enemies while doing a task. Gray Zone Warfare is the new tactical shooting game developed by Madfinger Games that has impressed fans with its high graphics and realistic shooting experience.

The title, which has both PvP and PvE modes, has already sold 400K+ copies. You can purchase four editions — Standard Edition, Tactical Edition, Elite Edition, and Supporter Edition — each with different pricing.

This article provides you with the best audio settings in Gray Zone Warfare.

Note: Some parts of this article are subjective and solely reflect the writer's opinion


Here are the best audio settings in Gray Zone Warfare

Audio settings in Gray Zone Warfare (Image via Madfinger Games and MonkeyKingHero/YouTube)
Audio settings in Gray Zone Warfare (Image via Madfinger Games and MonkeyKingHero/YouTube)

Audio is essential in any game as it makes players feel like they’re truly a part of the gaming environment. Additionally, it provides vital information like detecting enemies’ movement, the sound of fire, and crucial calls from teammates to take action quickly. However, the best audio settings can improve the overall gaming experience.

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To customize the best audio settings, you have to visit the Settings option, which you will find at the top right corner in the main menu of the title. You'll find three options: Game, Graphics, and Control. Select Game and then scroll down to find the Audio section.

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Below is the list of changes you must make in the Audio section to get the best audio settings:

AUDIO

  • Master Volume: 100
  • Music Volume: 100
  • UI Volume: 100
  • Audio Output Device: Select your headphone/Speaker
  • Background Audio: On
  • Audio Panning: Headphone/Speaker
  • Enable proximity VOIP: On
  • Enable squad VOIP: On

In case you don't want to hear any unwanted noise, you can enable push to talk. To do that, enable proximity VOIP, which will help you hear and communicate with other squads. By enabling squad VOIP, you'll be able to communicate only with your team. It is important to note that the fixed keybind for push to talk is “Z" instead of the usual “V’ or “Alt”.

This concludes everything you need to know regarding the best audio settings in Gray Zone Warfare.


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