Battlefield 6 is one of the most anticipated FPSs we've had in quite some time, and EA has revived the franchise back to the good old days with the latest iteration.
Audio is a major component in any shooter, and in BF6, you're going to want to have the best-sounding audio for all of the explosions, vehicles and more.
Here's the best way to calibrate it.
Battlefield 6: Best Audio Settings To Use and More
Battlefield 6 has reignited the series fullstop, as EA have reverted back to their roots in a lot for regards and the player reception has been great.
Audio is vital in any FPS, and EA has put an ample amount of time into designing the audio to fit the setting, and it shows when there is a lot of chaos happening.
In-game, you'll be able to adjust your audio settings, and we recommend the following changes:
- Sound System
- Dependent on your hardware
- Audio Mix
- Default or High Dynamics
- Audio in Background
- On
- Master Volume
- 75
- Music Volume
- 20
- Sound Effects
- 80
- Commander VO Volume
- 70
- UI SFX Volume
- 70
- Hit Indicator
- On
- Enable Voice Chat
- Personal Prefence
- Voice Chat Position Mode
- Flat
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