Go to %localappdata%\Biomutant\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditorģ. To change the binds for LeftAlt change the following fileġ.
(You'll need to play around with these to learn which one's which for your game) Also, the file to executable you should bind is the one that's in BIOMUTANT\Biomutant\Binaries\Win64\Biomutant-Win64-Shipping.exe iirc. Set the Equalization stage switch to Before.Originally posted by Aiox:I am not sure what to tell you on this, but if you can find which key that is, you could technically rebind it through the input.ini file in the appdata folder for Biomutant. Peace has a switch for this on its Effects panel. It uses this post-mix and should be set to pre-mix. However, this means that Equalizer APO can't work out of the box. So unchecking the post-mix checkbox should work. So Equalizer APO could do its thing on the pre-mix. Are you familiar how to access these troubleshooting options?Īs said G Hub is probably working on the post-mix line. Probably G Hub is working on the post-mix line but if it's working on the pre-mix line then you could uncheck the pre-mix "Install APO" setting of the troubleshooting options in the Configurator for a device (and restart your computer to invoke this change). For this you have 2: the pre-mix and post-mix line. In order to let G Hub do the mixing as mentioned above, the APO of Equalizer APO should do its audio processing on another audio line. The APO of G Hub downmixes to stereo channels. Equalizer APO "sees" 5.1 or 7.1 channels. The APO of G Hub is then mixing those channels to stereo (as there are only 2 speakers in the actual headset). As such Windows is reporting this to software such as games. For Windows the Logitech headset is multichannel (5.1 or 7.1 channels) device. This is the most easy solution.īut I guess you want to use the surround sound effect. If you don't need any audio enhancement of G Hub you could uninstall G Hub and go with a default Windows audio driver. Both are so-called Audio Processing Objects (APO's) and sometimes these can't work together. The cause of this "breaking" is that the audio enhancement of the Logitech G Hub software (the surround sound effect) can't work together with Equalizer APO.
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