CS:GO +voicerecord Command
This a useful console command that, when activated, will start continuously transmitting what you say to your teammates in game, meaning you don't need to hold down a mic hotkey. The command -voicerecord disables this command and stops transmitting what you say to your team. Check our examples for a way to bind this to a key.
Extra Information
Find additional information relating to this command below.| sv_cheats Required | No |
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| Client or Server Command | Both |
+voicerecord Examples
Find working examples of this command below.An in game leader might use this command at the beginning of the round so they can continue speaking to their team without needing to hold a button. They could then use -voicerecord when they don't have anything to say.
This is a command that will bind the F1 key to turning your mic on or off. Rather than needing to hold a button down, you can just press F1 once to start speaking, and then press F1 once when you're done. This can be set to anything, such as mouse4 to bind it to a mouse button if you have one.
CS:GO -voicerecord Command
This console command will stop transmitting voice communication if you've used a command that lets you communicate without holding down a hotkey. Check the examples for a bind to toggle between transmitting voice and not doing so.
Extra Information
Find additional information relating to this command below.| sv_cheats Required | No |
|---|---|
| Client or Server Command | Both |
-voicerecord Examples
Find working examples of this command below.This command binds the F1 key on your keyboard to a toggle between continously transmitting voice to your team and not doing so. This means instead of holding your mic hotkey to speak, you can just press a button once. You can use anything that suits you, not just F1, such as mouse4 if you have mouse buttons.