Command Profile

VOICE_LOOPBACK

CS2 CS:GO

This command, if set to 1, will make your microphone playback via your speakers (i.e. you will hear your microphone). Default is 0 (disabled). Usually there is a little delay, this is normal.

Syntax
voice_loopback [0 / 1]

Description

This command, if set to 1, will make your microphone playback via your speakers (i.e. you will hear your microphone). Default is 0 (disabled). Usually there is a little delay, this is normal.

Syntax And Arguments

voice_loopback [0 / 1]
0 / 1 Set to 0 to not use voice loopback, you will not hear your microphone be played back to you. Set to 1 to hear your microphone output be played through your speakers.

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voice_enable

This command sets whether or not voice communication is enabled for your client. Setting this to 0 will disable voice. Default is 1 (enabled).

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This command sets the volume of voice communications (i.e. how loud all other players microphones are). Default is 1 (loudest), 0 would mute, 0.5 would be 50% volume.

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voice_show_mute

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This command unmutes a player who you have previously muted with the voite_mute command. Use voice_reset_mutelist to reset all mutes.

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