why is V's voice so low and quiet?

[Alphakuh]

is there any option to make it louder

[EricHVela]

Which V voice and what game, system, and device settings are you using with your audio (PC and speakers)?

[Alphakuh]

Originally posted by Alphakuh:

Originally posted by EricHVela:

Which V voice and what game, system, and device settings are you using with your audio (PC and speakers)?

The main characters own voice, and im using headphone or speakers (Notebook). Device settings and system settings are the normal ones

[Amanoob105]

Originally posted by Alphakuh:

Originally posted by Alphakuh:

The main characters own voice, and im using headphone or speakers (Notebook). Device settings and system settings are the normal ones

Yes but which main characters voice, male or female ?

[Alphakuh]

Originally posted by Amanoob105:

Originally posted by Alphakuh:

The main characters own voice, and im using headphone or speakers (Notebook). Device settings and system settings are the normal ones

Yes but which main characters voice, male or female ?

Male, sorry

[Rico]

Sounds like your settings. Male V isnt low / quiet; in fact he sounds more confident (older) and experienced than anything

[Nar!]

Sometimes the audio bugs out in this game. Apparently it's been happening since the beginning. Last night, I experienced it myself for about a minute during my meet up with Dexter Deshawn. My female V was barely audible. Then it suddenly fixed itself.

Try restarting your game and see if it fixes it. There's so much audio elements in the game, that some will seemingly be pushed back behind the layers of other audio elements, making certain things sound either too low or too loud. I'm not sure if this will help, but I play with the audio settings every now and then, where I lower the SFX to 85% and vocals to 90% and overall audio at 100%. Then restart the game.

The SFX slider controls car sounds, TV sounds and overall ambient noise.

[[=]Josiah]

Also worth checking/dialing-in the spatialization settings (headphones, home theater, etc...) as some of the tricks used for a particular setting may play badly with your personal setup.

[Alphakuh]

Originally posted by =Josiah:

Also worth checking/dialing-in the spatialization settings (headphones, home theater, etc...) as some of the tricks used for a particular setting may play badly with your personal setup.

where can i look for that? in the specific program of the headphones or in my settings of the pc? Sorry for speakers im a full noob on the pc.

[[=]Josiah]

I'm not at my gaming PC so apologies for a vague-ish answer:

1. Start with the in-game settings (it should be Settings -> Sound -> Speaker Presets). Start by checking that your preset matches what you're actually using (i.e. set to headphones if you're using headphones).
2. Some PC manufacturers have extra spatialization options or "speaker enhancements". My gaming PC, for instance, uses ASUS Armory Crate which has a few options to make the tiny speakers on my ROG ALLY sound 'bigger'. I would disable these features to remove them as a variable.
3. If you're using an analog headset or speaker system, make sure those connectors are plugged-in securely. Sometimes a cable gets pulled out partially and causes one of the channels to disappear.
4. To add to Nar's suggestions about settings, on most games I have to dial back all the other sounds while keeping dialogue/voice at max. In CP2077, I think I have dialogue set to max and everything else is pulled down to 8.

[Radical Randy]

Weird, for me V is louder than everyone else and kind of hurts my ears at points.

[Alphakuh]

it was windows with my headphones activation. i activated sonys roomsound for my headphones in the windows settings, now it works

[Dewfire]

I ran into this once, my speakers had been set to 5.1 surround, so the voice was trying to come out of a non-existent center channel. Check your sound/audio settings in windows first.