Can you hear footsteps with turtle beach xc1

The PX5 looks like just about every other gaming headset with a microphone at first, but it has a DSP inside of it and is capable of saving settings on itself. It's designed mostly for use with the PS3 and Xbox , with the programmable digital signal processor allowing independent customization of the chat, game, and microphone signals.

Those custom settings are stored inside of it, and can be chosen during various parts of the game to emphasize sounds like footsteps or reloads that might otherwise be difficult to hear. We suspect the kids will really love that voice changing one. By Tyler Christensen. January 4, Dolby 7. Digital RF Wireless Game Sound: Uncompressed wireless digital audio signal delivers CD-quality game sound that rivals professional grade wired headphones.

Voice morphing: Disguise your voice by changing the sound from deep lows to screeching highs. The headset features a fully programmable digital signal processor that allows the listener to customize the sounds they want to emphasize in their games. I'm not talking about music versus sound effects here; you can modify the settings so footsteps or weapon reloads are louder, potentially gaining a real edge in only play. Multiple configurations can be programmed using a USB PC interface, stored directly on the headset for quick retrieval.

The PX5 is also the first headset to include dual radios. One controls the game sound, while the other is responsible for handling Bluetooth chat via the PlayStation 3.