Using in CS2

Configure CS2 and SoundWarZ

  • Enter the CS2 settings and turn on “Hear my Own Voice”

CS2 settings

  • Ensure the Mic key is set in SoundWarZ

CS2 mic key

  • Ensure the Mic key is set in CS2

CS2 mic key

Play Sounds over the Mic

  • In SoundWarZ Reactor make sure the output mode is selected to game

CS2 reactor output

  • Click on a sound and you will hear it play back through the game

Attention

Do no worry if you hear the sound playing twice at once. Mic Loopback in SoundWarZ is Enabled

  • If all is well turn off “Hear my own voice”

Hear Sounds playing over Mic

  • Turn on Mic loopback to hear the sounds playing through the Mic

  • When using SoundWarZ with CS2 you can either Enable Mic Loopback in SoundWarZ or you can set CS2 to loopback your mic audio

CS2 reactor output

  • It is better to use CS2 to loopback the audio because you hear what the Mic sounds like through CS2

  • Enable Developers console in CS2 to access the console

CS2 console

  • Or Enable Mic loopback in CS2 press the ~ key while in game and enter voice_loopback true

CS2 reactor output

Note

  • You will hear the sound playing twice if both loopbacks are enabled

Fix bad quality

  • If the sound is choppy or “Robotic” we need to elevate the Windows AudioDg proccess in Windows

  • In SoundWarZ select Fix Audiodg in the Plugins menu

Audiodg fix

  • SoundWarZ will request administrative privledges and run a Powershell command to elevate the Audiodg process

(Get-Process audiodg).ProcessorAffinity = 1; (Get-Process audiodg).PriorityClass = 'High'

Audiodg success

  • If successfull the program will now exit

Attention

  • If this fixed your issue you will need to do this every time your computer restarts