I feel sooo incredibly stuipid that it took me this long to figure that out. Poof, all of my in game audio transmission to other players stopped instantly. Scrolling through the settings, I noticed a "default" settings. Literally the day I was getting ready to do just that, I was in a discord chat with friends, playing with the audio settings again hoping one last time would save me hours of misery, and no dice on the sensitivity or output settings, but then something magical happened.įor some reason, I decided to click the "Input Device" drop down menu which was set as "Astro A50 Gaming headset." (This changed automatically when I swapped out the Corsairs for the Astro, obviously, it used to read "Corsair HS60"). I went out and bought a brand new set of Astro A50 wireless thinking maybe it was the 3.5MM jack on the Corsairs and going usb (base) directly to motherboard would fix it, same problem, still! The only other thing I could think to do was wipe Windows 10 and re-install. Reverted all my custom settings, deleted and re-installed all audio drivers etc, nothing.I then started to blame the corsairs.
I then figured it MUST be a firmware issue. Screwed with every audio setting in every program that I could find, played with all the sensitivity in/out, input/output volumes, microphone boost, noise cancellation, absolutely everything. I ignored it for a while, but I started getting complaints more and more often. Every so often a friend would freak out that all they could hear in their game was the echo from mine. Sound was good, comfort was amazing, but I kept having one problem. Just wanted to share a little experience with a problem that has been plauging me for over a year.įor a while now I've been using a Corsair HS60 headset. So I've never posted here, and I'm not even sure if this is the proper place for this, but I know that most on Steam also use discord.
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