Is this allowed ? Using EQ amplifiers like Voicemeter Banana to amplify footstep

@espadakillar69 I don't know anything about the linked youtube software.

You cannot use anything that adjusts games files etc. 

But my son has used sonic software on his pc that adjusted the eq of the sound and its really simple to use and very effective with Apex presets. Details are in the AHQ thread below, if you are interested. 

Please post how you get on with the sonic software if you use it, there too. 

https://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/Improve-in-game-sounds-how-to/m-p/11720065#M216004

I plan to use this software since Apex Legend sound developers unable to fix their footsteps issue. If it is allowed. Hence i ask. 

@espadakillar69 I'd love to hear back from you when you have used voicemeetet for a bit. I don't see any problems using a straightforward eq adjuster.

This is the one my son uses. Maby you would be interested in doing a comparison between the two, and letting me know the results? I'm sure many here would be interested in which you think is better. I am on xbox so no help there yet. 

https://steelseries.com/gg/sonar

What @OldTreeCreeper has linked to only modifies how your headset plays back sounds, and not the actual game's sounds themselves, or its files.

It's similar to how Bloodhound's voice is treated. Say the actor themselves is the game, and the modifiers Respawn use to make her voice sound like Bloodhound's, is the sound software.

After I installed Sonar, it added another sound device for my headset. So now I have the playback device provided by my headset, and one provided by Sonar.

@r1ggedgame it's not an advantage when you are making the best of what sounds comes to you 😃 aful pity I cant install SSS on my xbox. 

@r1ggedgame yes there is, but to be of a similar standard to the SSS software, I'd have to spend a fair bit to get a decent eq. 

there is also the option to daisychain your notebook between your xbox and your headphones.
that would require semi pro audio interface to have a low latency (behringer UMC202HD, cheap and fast enough, headphone out is pretty decent)

@r1ggedgame yes I'm contemplating a daisy chain of sorts, I'll get back when I've figured it out.