Soft Maps/CI Moment

LadySekhmet said:
Yes, but sometimes the sensitivity all the way to 0 doesn't help. It has to do where the comfort levels and threshold levels are. They are much lower than a regular map, So it's better that way than having the sensitivity to 0.
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Turning down sensitivity to 0 never helped me.
 
sr171soars said:
Soft maps?!? The closest thing I could think of is autosensitivity. This is a strategy where the map adjusts the ambient environmental noises so that speech is much clearer. Unfortunately, it also diminishes speech somewhat as well but not as much as the other noises. I only use that like listening to talk radio sometimes while driving and the windows down. In using it, I still have to turn the radio volume up.

I guess a soft map is a permanently reduced level of sounds compared to normal maps. If that is the case, then no I don't have a soft map. I much prefer getting my input as close to reality as possible. :D
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I'm not missing any environmental sounds with my soft map. I hear everything I do with my regular map except that it is quieter.
 
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