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[PunkxRonin]

Hey, So I just got home from work and decided to fire up some Mass Effect 2 for the first time. It's been sitting on my hard-drive ready to play since yesterday. And to my disapointment I fire it up, import my character, install the DLC... and the opening cutscene I am treated with horrible voice quality.

The voices are very quiet (compared to other sound), have an annoying echo (almost a metallic reverb) and generally suck-tastic. They're so quiet that in the opening few minuets where action starts to pick up, you can not hear the voices over the special effects.

I've heard this may be a problem with realtek audio support, which is what I am using. Can some one please help me out here? What do I do to fix this aduio? Currently the game is very very difficult to play due to this.

[PunkxRonin]

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Any one know what this problem is or how to fix it? It seems like the voice sound is even quieter and worse in quality when using a usb 5.1 gaming head-set that i tend to use while gaming.

[Nezacant]

PunkxRonin wrote...

Hey, So I just got home from work and decided to fire up some Mass Effect 2 for the first time. It's been sitting on my hard-drive ready to play since yesterday. And to my disapointment I fire it up, import my character, install the DLC... and the opening cutscene I am treated with horrible voice quality.

The voices are very quiet (compared to other sound), have an annoying echo (almost a metallic reverb) and generally suck-tastic. They're so quiet that in the opening few minuets where action starts to pick up, you can not hear the voices over the special effects.

I've heard this may be a problem with realtek audio support, which is what I am using. Can some one please help me out here? What do I do to fix this aduio? Currently the game is very very difficult to play due to this.

Try changing your sound output to Stereo.