A single command is enough to order your squad into the right formation, stance, combat mode, let them select targets and engage the enemy or break contact and return to the player.

Use compound commands for standard situations such as attacking, retreating, preparing an ambush, etc.

Use Speakeasy as a voice recorder for a quick memo instead of typing or writing it down.

Speak your chat messages into the mic instead of typing them.

Use auto-movement for long marches and hold a drink in your hand instead of keeping pressed down forever.

Call your AI subordinates by their role instead of memorizing their numbers: 'Grenadier, flank left!', 'MG, open fire!'.

Speakeasy comes with several unique features: Just say the word to take a screenshot, centre your TrackIR, or toggle your RealLight visual effects.

You can also use Speakeasy to control your game-related hardware and software. All currently supported mods are listed in the key sheet which is in the Speakeasy package. Speakeasy covers all commands of vanilla Arma 3 and a selection of popular modifications including ACE, TFAR, ACRE, Command & Control and more. With Voice Attack and Speakeasy you can use your voice as an extra controller beside your keyboard, mouse, joystick etc. They teamed up to create Speakeasy which is one of the most ambitious projects for voice control in Arma 3. Alpha-Kilo has experimented with all sorts of voice control software since 2009 and published profiles and key sheets for Voice Attack, Voice Activated Commands and Livrot Mic Command.

Woofer has published a profile for Voice Attack and made several videos which show how immersive voice control can be. Both authors have several years of experience with voice control software for Arma 3. Speakeasy is a profile for the voice control software Voice Attack made by woofer and Alpha-Kilo.

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