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If i use my Dolby Atmos filter the music will be loud and dialogues low but only in this game.
Shame as I really like Aloy's voice, I'm a fan of Ashly Burch's voice work since her stunning performance as Chloe in Life is Strange.
I've ended up leaving the main game volume at 100, dialogue at 100, and then lowering everything else to around 70% in order to boost the dialogue. There are also equalisation presets such as "headphones" and "tv" which might help. TV is the most dynamic I found, but thats running through a decent sound bar on the tv. A smaller sound bar connected to my PC also works best with tv setting and the above levels.