Best HeSuVi Settings for PUBG
PUBG rewards hearing the enemy first. A HeSuVi setup tuned for long-range directional audio in PUBG: Battlegrounds.
Step 1: PUBG Audio Settings
- Set PUBG to Headphones / stereo output feeding HeSuVi.
- Disable any in-game HRTF-style option if present when using HeSuVi virtualization.
- Turn music volume down; lobby music masks nothing you need, but keep UI sounds audible.
Step 2: Profile Choice
- GSX: best for PUBG’s long sightlines — distant audio stays directional.
- DTS: alternative with a touch more forwardness for close-quarters Erangel compounds.
Step 3: EQ
Apply AutoEq, then a gentle 2–4 kHz lift for footsteps and a sub-bass cut so vehicle engines and red-zone bombs do not mask everything.
Vehicles and Distance
PUBG’s vehicle audio is loud by design — resist the urge to EQ around it. The sub-bass trim above is enough; over-cutting bass makes nearby footsteps thin.
The Bottom Line
PUBG checklist: headphones output in-game, GSX profile, AutoEq + presence lift + sub-bass trim. Patience with the audition — PUBG’s mix rewards the driest profile.
New to HeSuVi? Download it here and follow the setup guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is HeSuVi allowed in PUBG?
Yes — Windows audio driver effect, no interaction with anti-cheat.
Best HeSuVi profile for PUBG?
GSX for long-range precision; DTS as the closer-quarters alternative.
How do I hear footsteps better in PUBG?
AutoEq + 2–4 kHz lift + sub-bass cut. And turn down anything that is not footsteps.