new sound effects + vent = god mode

darkorical

Academy Page

Join Date: Apr 2006

In the forgotten corners of your mind where the nightmare things live

Biscuit Of Dewm

E/Mo

any time I go into an area underground or would have an echo ie sunspear sanctuary or relm of torment my vent gets a echo (everyone sounds like the voice of god) out side those areas no problem what so ever

FlameoutAlchemist

FlameoutAlchemist

Hitmonk Extraordinarre!!

Join Date: Jan 2007

Lurking moar on my forums

Starvin Chillin on Lincoln Drive [MAFB]

Mo/Me

Go into your options menu (f11), then go to the 'sound' tab.

Make sure that the 'Use 3D Audio Hardware' box isn't checked.

darkorical

Academy Page

Join Date: Apr 2006

In the forgotten corners of your mind where the nightmare things live

Biscuit Of Dewm

E/Mo

I well I tried that ... but it removed the effect from inside guild wars as well .... I like it there .. just not in my vent any other ideas?

eightyfour-onesevenfive

eightyfour-onesevenfive

Wilds Pathfinder

Join Date: Sep 2005

7??13'35" E - 50??06'27" N

Servants of Fortuna [SoF]

I had something similar with an old SoundBlaster Live! sound card. I've been looping FM radio through my PC and back to the amplifier, so that I have both radio and game sound over the same set of speaker. Funnily enough, I experienced the same effect as you describe with the radio sound. News speakers would sound like they were right there in the Sunspear Sanctuary with my GW char.

I didn't find a solution for the problem, other than disabling the sound card and using the on-board sound from the motherboard instead. With that, the game sound has it's special effects while the radio remains unchanged. I assume it's a property/feature/bug/whatever you wanna call it of the audio driver.

Mineria

Mineria

Krytan Explorer

Join Date: Apr 2007

Denmark

Dragonslayers Of The [Mist]

W/Mo

Try to open your 'Control Panel' then open 'Creative Audio Console' and select the 'EAX Effects' tab. Set the effect used to none.
I think thats where the problem is...
Take a quick check on your mixer as well, and make sure recording isnt set to 'What you hear'.
But I'm 99% that it is EAX using some effect.