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# Set Mic In-game for Radio

## Set Your Microphone

Sonoran Radio allows you to select and configure your microphone directly in-game.

### Step 1: Open the Microphone Menu

In chat, run the following command:

```
/radio 911 mic
```

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This will open the microphone configuration menu.

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Open microphone menu

### Step 2: Select Your Microphone

Click the dropdown menu and choose the microphone you want to use.

Select microphone\ <br>

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### Step 3: Configure Microphone Settings

Once selected, you can enable or disable your microphone and configure Automatic Gain Control.<br>

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#### Controls

* **Blue Microphone** = Microphone Enabled
* **Red Microphone** = Microphone Muted/Disabled
* **Green Slider** = Automatic Gain Control (AGC)

Automatic Gain Control helps balance microphone volume automatically.

Microphone controls

### Step 4: Return to the Game

Press `ESC` to close the menu and return to gameplay.


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