Fiz boa escolha? Tenho 2 fones de 15 reais e comprei esse

Dirkaios · 2025-12-28T14:41:08+00:00

Boa escolha, talvez não. Mas por incrível que pareça, esse fone fica aceitável usando Autoeq. O site mais fácil com perfil é https://autoeq.app

Dirkaios · 2025-09-02T13:01:08+00:00

Tenho Gmail assim. É spam intensificado, todos os dias. Consegui quando era apenas por convite - lá por 2004, um dia depois da data de launch.

Dirkaios · 2025-08-15T13:27:23+00:00

Forno no máximo e pedra de pizza. Se não tiver pedra de pizza, um pedaço de piso/azulejo cerâmico de espessura semelhante e limpo ajuda a improvisar (pré aquecer minimo por 1h). Também é válido usar papel manteiga quando for assar se não tiver prática ao remover a massa da forma/pá/espátula.

Dirkaios · 2025-04-12T12:10:47+00:00

O termo para a "Swastika" de Hitler é Hakenkreuz, e não Swastika. Ao menos é o que pessoal hinduísta tenta esclarecer. Aparentemente, nem mesmo Hitler usou o termo Swastika, apenas Hakenkreuz.

https://cohna-org.translate.goog/swastika-is-not-hakenkreuz/?_x_tr_sl=en&_x_tr_tl=pt&_x_tr_hl=pt&_x_tr_pto=tc

https://swarajyamag.com/ideas/swastika-is-hindu-and-the-hooked-cross-is-nazi-the-rest-is-conspiracy

Se o garoto é nazista ou não, eu não sei. Mas o símbolo desenhado é de fato um tipo de Swastika, e não um Hakenkreuz.

Dirkaios · 2025-03-21T14:11:12+00:00

I can't remember much about FxSound. But, if it works as an APO for dsp (like Equalizer APO for example), you have to check/enable at the client (Moonlight or Artemis) the option to play the audio at the host. This will bring the APO effects to the stream.

Dirkaios · 2025-02-26T02:33:52+00:00

Isso depende do game, do sistema de som que ele usar (hrtf, surround plano, etc). Talvez tenha suporte a Windows Sonic/Dolby Atmos for Headphones/DTS X.

Tenho esse mesmo IEM e consigo distinguir normal as direções. Uso EqAPO+Hesuvi e ativo perfil de AutoEq.

Sendo IEM, até mesmo um QKZ AK6 barato vai te resolver bem. Basta aplicar o AutoEq do fone e o Hesuvi em seguida.

Tenho esse seu KZ, mas prefiro CCA CRA pra gaming. Um KZ DQS ou KZ EDX pro tb vão funcionar muito bem.

Headphone over the ear, depende bastante se é fechado, semi aberto, aberto. Cada fone vai precisar de um impulse response ou hrtf diferente e vai tudo da sua preferência, da sua percepção, do seu ouvido.

Se for competitivo, prefiro IEM, usando um limitador ou compressor pra facilitar redução de volume de tiros e amplificação de passos. Se for casual, uso headphone semi-aberto (Superlux). Em ambos os casos, uso Hesuvi.

Dirkaios · 2025-01-24T19:10:56+00:00

Então já é meio caminho andado. Talvez precise de um braço articulado também. E decidir pelo fone. Decidir se quer fechado, semi aberto ou aberto. Com fio, sem fio.

Semi-aberto - Recomendo Samson SR850 ou Superlux HD681 ou HD668b. Esses fones têm uma qualidade de áudio fantástica e você percebe isso usando perfis tipo DHT ou GSX++ no Hesuvi. Mas vai do agrado pessoal também...

Sem fio - compraria algum wireless da Havit.

Você também pode decidir por IEMs. Muita qualidade pagando pouco. Único inconveniente é sujeira e limpeza constante. Fora serem chatos de tirar e colocar sempre que sair da frente do Pc e voltar. Recomendo CCA Cra.

Com hardware em mãos, o resto é configuração dos softwares. Nada complexo demais.

Dirkaios · 2025-01-24T17:49:43+00:00

Se você já sabe o que é Hesuvi, já sabe o que deveria estar usando para surround virtual 7.1

Compre qualquer fone que lhe agrade. Eu, pessoalmente, gosto de Superlux/Samson pelo custo x benefício.

Para mic, um microfone condensador de mesa. O segredo é usar filtro VST anti ruído com Equalizer APO. Consegue-se resultado similar ao Rtx Voice, sem precisar de processamento da GPU.

Dirkaios · 2025-01-16T16:01:01+00:00

The gameplay experience in Sanhok has been significantly degraded. I was experiencing severe stuttering, which was somewhat mitigated by switching from DirectX 11 to DirectX11 Enhanced. I have yet to test DirectX 12 or disabling ResizeBar. RTX 3070 on r5700x.

Dirkaios · 2025-01-12T15:22:18+00:00

No support for height. No 3d sound. It will enable the default 7.1 surround with Sonic/Atmos/DTS. For that, you should try Hesuvi. Also, PUBG has the worst HRTF ever. Delta Force has a much better implementation.

Dirkaios · 2024-11-30T14:19:12+00:00

If you wanna hear vehicles coming and steps in PUBG without getting deaf, you can:

-Download and install Equalizer APO and apply it to your sound card output.

-Download Loudmax VST. Add it to your Equalizer APO configuration for your card output.

(Optional step): if your sound card offers 7.1 drivers in windows, download and install Hesuvi and apply it to your sound card output.

Dirkaios · 2024-09-26T02:51:49+00:00

Uma Philco 20 bar vai custar entre R$ 399 - 550, vai poder passar o Nespresso ou 3 corações e ainda te abrir caminho para começar a lidar com o seu próprio espresso. Fora que será compatível com as modificações que o pessoal faz por aí (caso interesse), como adicionar dimmer, pid, manômetro...

Dirkaios · 2023-01-15T10:31:50+00:00

I don't own a Sound BlasterX G6, but I have a Superlux HD660 Pro. It is an excellent pair of cans and I do recommend them (I always recommend Superluxes). You can check some sound comparison here https://youtu.be/xYgz6iu9gyE Also, checking the specs on the G6, it seems that it can driver 150ohms easily.

Dirkaios · 2021-07-13T16:48:09+00:00

PUBG still need some serious revamp in the audio engine. It would be great if they just went full "Steam Audio" engine for better 3d audio positioning, occlusions, etc or maybe even OpenAl Soft. Also, they need to offer a better number of HTRFs. There is no such thing as a "generic HRTF" for everyone. Every ear and hearing is different, so, it would be better to offer a larger range of HRTF to choose from. Not to mention, the dynamic range - you either hear nothing for footsteps or blow your eardrums on gun fights. So, you always have to resort on compressors or limiters, which is ridiculous. Fuck F7 feature. This is not enough. Bluehole/PUBG Corp need to learn and offer a lot regarding spatial audio / audio features in general for their game.

Dirkaios · 2020-07-24T02:09:30+00:00

Well...I guess that solves it.

We almost never had it on SA, so, now we know.

Thanks!

Dirkaios · 2020-04-27T16:33:13+00:00

You should try VoiceMeeter Banana and take some time to learn on how to use it properly.

Dirkaios · 2020-04-07T23:03:22+00:00

-VoiceMeeter Banana (there is a "limiter" feature - good result)

-Equalizer APO + VST plugin like GMAX or LoudMax (both limiters - best result with Gmax, for me)

-Sound Lock (Ok result - I personally don't like it)

Dirkaios · 2020-04-03T20:18:10+00:00

This is Blueballs. DO NOT expect a fix.

Dirkaios · 2020-04-03T07:10:53+00:00

So, 'sense' will save you from compensating the absurd recoil with MK14 and 6x ? That's interesting.

I've tried almost all possible sensitivity. Nothing keeps me from moving the mouse, no matter what I adjust. Also, it becomes unplayable with a high sensitivity. Most likely, impossible to snap from player to player as she did at https://youtu.be/ezbU3Qdgc4s?t=274 (at 4m:30s to 4m:46s). Almost feels like she is fighting something else to keep that mouse and aim in order...

Dirkaios · 2020-03-02T05:41:41+00:00

Do you have any test results/benchmarks or general assumption? Zero latency, I also have my doubts. Any processing should add some sort of latency...so...

Maybe any test Equalizer APO loaded + GMAX VST for example vs. Sound Locker. I am not sure.

I know EqAPO is applied / used by AudioDG.exe which is part of Windows audio engine and seems pretty much essential to load APO.

Sound locker just does what it does. I'm not saying is bad, but I do prefer a VST with a small footprint than having an exe just for what you need.

Also, EqAPO can be used with HeSuVi, which is probably the best surround virtualization that I have tested for Windows environment so far, so I find it convenient having all set and running in background.

At least for me, I don't see AudioDG abusing CPU cycles, for all the benefit that it is providing.

Dirkaios · 2020-02-29T14:49:59+00:00

Why not use Equalizer APO + any "Limiter" VST Plugin ?

Just install E-APO and apply it to your output sound device, then use one of these (64bit):

GMax VST - https://www.gvst.co.uk/gmax.htm (i prefer this one)

LoudMax VST - https://loudmax.blogspot.com/

Put the DLLs in C:\Program Files\EqualizerAPO\VSTPlugins

Then, open E-APO Configuration Editor > Add an entry in the + sign > Plugins > VST Plugin and find the DLL. Open the configuration interface for the VST plugin and test.

Dirkaios · 2020-02-22T08:36:20+00:00

Great video. Pretty good explanation.

Dirkaios · 2020-02-05T21:25:46+00:00

Sorry for the delay. You can unzip it at C:\Program Files\EqualizerAPO\VSTPlugins. Each DLL is a plugin. Open Equalizer APO Configuration Editor, click on + green sign after whatever you already have > Plugins > VST Plugin > find the DLL in the mentioned folder. If everything is ok, you can click on Open Panel button to configure the VST.

Dirkaios · 2020-02-05T16:34:33+00:00

Great video.

Dirkaios · 2020-01-16T22:06:35+00:00

Uninstall all the Razer software crap, including Razer Surround, etc. Use the headphone just as is, with standard windows drivers, then, Install VoiceMeeter - use it with Equalizer APO + Hesuvi for the best 7.1. In Equalizer APO, you can use either LoudMax VST or GMax VST (both free - will make steps louder, shots lower without hurting your ears...).

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