How to Fix a Quiet Mic in FiveM & GTA RP

The FiveM Voice Chat Problem

If you play GTA V Roleplay on FiveM servers, you know how hard it is to be heard. Between loud custom car engine mods, sirens, and crowded city squares, having a quiet microphone means your roleplay interactions get completely ignored or talked over.

The Solution: Cruze Blast

Cruze Blast is a free audio engine that creates a virtual microphone on your PC. It intercepts your quiet mic, applies up to 6000 dB of digital gain, filters out your background noise with a smart noise gate, and feeds it directly into FiveM.

Since the processing happens in real-time with zero latency, your voice matches your character's mouth movements perfectly, and you'll never be drowned out by a V12 engine again.

Setup Guide for FiveM

1. Launch Cruze Blast. Select your physical microphone as the Input Source.
2. Select CABLE Input (VB-Audio Virtual Cable) as your Output Destination, and hit the Power button.
3. Open GTA V Settings. Navigate to the Voice Chat tab.
4. Change your Voice Chat Input Device to CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable).
5. Adjust the gain slider in Cruze Blast until your friends can hear you clearly in-game.