Using Audio Radar with Headphones & External Speakers | Gaming Setup Guide

Using Audio Radar with Headphones and External Speakers

Audio Radar is designed to work alongside headphones or external speakers, enhancing your gaming experience with visualized audio cues.

How It Works

Audio Radar processes audio directly from your gaming console or PC, not from output devices like speakers or soundbars. It analyzes the in-game sounds and translates them into directional visual cues on the LED light bars.

Using Headphones with Audio Radar

  1. If you're using a corded headset, you can connect it via the 3.5mm audio jack on the front edge of the Command Center.
  2. However, at this time, headsets with built-in microphones will have their mic function disabled when plugged into this port.

Using External Speakers with Audio Radar

  1. Audio Radar does not interfere with external speakers, soundbars, or surround sound systems.
  2. You can continue using your preferred audio output system while Audio Radar works independently to provide visualized sound cues.

Setup Guides for Different Systems

Each system has unique setup requirements. Follow the relevant guide for your platform:
  1. PC (Requires Voicemeeter Banana): PC Setup Guide | Advanced Audio (Multiple Outputs)
  2. Xbox: Xbox Setup Guide
  3. PlayStation (Some Limitations Apply): PlayStation Setup Guide


Enhance Your Gaming Experience

Audio Radar is not a replacement for your existing audio setup but an enhancement. Whether you're using headphones, a soundbar, or a full surround sound system, it provides visual reinforcement of critical in-game sounds, helping you stay fully immersed in every gaming session.