In this article, we'll guide you through optimizing the in-game settings of Minecraft for use with Audio Radar. We'll cover the preferred audio settings, step-by-step instructions for configuring Audio Radar, and tips for testing and optimizing your setup. Additionally, you'll find best practices and examples of how Audio Radar can enhance your gameplay experience.

Game-Specific Settings

Step 1:   
From the main menu click on ‘Options.’

Step 2:

Select ‘Music & Sounds. ’
 

Step 3: 

Turn ‘Music,’ ‘Weather,’ and ‘Ambient/Environment’ to OFF. Choose whether you'd like to hear ‘Players.’ Turn on ‘Show Subtitles.’ Make sure ‘Directional Audio’ is OFF.

Configuring Audio Radar

Adjust Sensitivity: We recommend a low sensitivity when multiple mobs are nearby and a higher one when there are few.

Testing Tips

Enter a Creative Mode: Test how Audio Radar reacts to different sounds.

Use Subtitles: When you combine the colors of the light bars with subtitles, you can almost be 100% accurate on what you're hearing.

Iterate on Settings: Make incremental changes to your audio settings based on your experience in the practice matches. Notice if certain sounds are too prominent or if others need to be more discernible.

To prevent discord calls from interfering with Audio Radar, check out this article: How to Separate Discord from Audio Radar using Voicemeeter Banana.