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Setup notes, headphone comparisons and the odd argument about what a mix should sound like.
What happens to a PullzeAudio build before you get it
Audio software fails quietly rather than loudly, so our testing is aimed at the failures you would blame on your own ears.
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LAN season: packing your audio setup
A hall full of rigs is not the quiet room you practised in. The trip is survivable if you test the whole…
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Make every session sound like yours
Most people never touch their sound because the tools ask too much. PullzeAudio asks for one decision, and gives the rest back…
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Five Footstep Myths That Are Quietly Costing You Rounds
Half-true footstep advice spreads faster than good advice ever does. Here are five of the most repeated myths and what is happening…
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Pulse or Phantom: how to choose
Pulse and Phantom ship with every copy. Here is the honest, non-technical way to work out which one belongs in your session…
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Discord Ducking Without Losing Game Audio
Ducking steps your game mix back whenever a voice arrives, which keeps callouts readable over gunfire, but pushed too far it takes…
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Loud And Clear Are Different Problems
Volume raises everything in step, so nothing becomes easier to pick out. Clarity comes from separation, and separation is a mix problem…
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What a free trial should feel like
No card, no hidden countdown, and no disabled features. Our trial is the whole app, and here is why we set it…
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Why directional audio fails on Windows defaults
A headset with a good reputation for imaging can still place sound badly. The problem is often the layer before your ears,…
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