Bind Commands
No sound in CS:GO So I launch the game just to realise I have no sound yet I can hear people in discord, so I attempt to adjust sound settings, reinstall my sound card drivers, try a different pair of speakers and headset to no avail, and today I found out I get sound from the browser in the steam overlay just not in the game itself. Download CS-GO Sounds apk 1.6.1 for Android. App with CS-GO sounds, selected by community.
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The below bind should be pasted into your autoexec, as otherwise it will not work when you restart CS:GO. This bind is bound to your SHIFT key as this is the usual key for walking. You can change this by pressing the 'Change Key' button below.
How it Works
This bind is made up of three different commands. The first two commands are alias commands, which are necessary to make a bind that works when you hold down a key (as opposed to just pressing a key).
The first alias command makes the '+incvol' alias (which runs once as soon as you start to hold down a key). The +incvol alias increments your game's volume by 0.5 (making it louder) with the 'incrementvar volume 0 2 0.5' command, and also makes you walk with the '+speed' command (ironic name for a command that makes you walk, we know). Scanahand.
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The second alias command makes the '-incvol' alias (which runs once when you left go of a key). The -incvol alias decrements your game's volume by 0.5 (making it quiter by the same amount we made it louder, returning it to normal). It also makes you move at full speed again with the '-speed' command.
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Com post sys mod. The final command binds the incvol aliases we made to the SHIFT key, making this bind complete!
Sound Spatialization
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Before August 14th we’ll be updating the CS:GO Beta, and along with a ton of tweaks and fixes the update will include a massive change to sound spatialization. In order to understand how this system changed, it helps to take a quick look at how sound is handled in earlier versions of Counter-Strike. Counter-Strike 1.6 produces stereo sound using a particular cross-fading algorithm for both headphones and speakers. In Counter-Strike: Source (and until recently in CS:GO), spatialization is optimized for 5.1 surround speakers, and that signal is down-mixed when players use headphones or stereo speakers. Each game uses different algorithms for cross-fading, and there are advantages and disadvantages in each case.
In the upcoming CS:GO update, we’re unlocking options for players to configure their own preferred speaker placement and cross-fading algorithms. We’re also providing presets optimized for headphones, speakers, and surround-sound setups. This should provide a better default experience for new players, while allowing advanced players to customize the system to match their own playing style.