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Try altering the sound of effects in the audio menu maybe that will help.
And i am pretty sure the game gets a bit distoted in helicopters maybe its not an issue at all
The problem is actually with the Corsair driver and how it handles the windows 7.1 environment.
I don't know if the issue is the same with other headsets, but this was my solution:
1. Enter Device Manager in search bar >Open Device Manager> Sound, video, game controllers>Corsair VOID Headset> Right-click and select "Update Driver"
2. Choose "Browse my computer" > "Let me pick from a list of drivers on my computer"
3. You will see the Corsair official driver in the list, also the Windows generic driver.
Choose the windows driver and it will be installed.
4. You will need to restart your computer, and then watch for a pop up prompt
saying "Windows detected that audio enhancements for Corsair VOID Headset were causing problems and were disabled. Do you want to re-enable?"
Select NO.
5. Now open the Sounds app by right clicking the speaker icon in the task bar and selecting "Sounds" > Playback tab
6. Right click "Corsair Headset" > Properties > Spatial Sound
7. Select from drop-down list "Windows Sonic for Headphones"
Ensure that "turn on 7.1 virtual surround" box is checked off (should be automatically)
CONGRATS, now you can experience Arma 3 (and many other games) in working 7.1 surround sound, without any of these problems that the official driver seems to create.
I don't know, but I think this same method will work for other USB headsets as it seems to be a driver compatibility issue