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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Volume

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Posted: 18th Jan 2006 20:23
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This might seem like a stupid question, but how can I turn ingame volume down. Right now it overpowers the other sound effects that I've put in there and ruins the mood. What can I do?

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SN Lima
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Posted: 19th Jan 2006 03:41
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Roxio Media Creator offers something called "Sound Editor" You can use that. Or Adobe Premiere versions 7-pro works wonders for volume

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Posted: 19th Jan 2006 04:10
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I havent found a way to turn the sound down; i turn up my other created sounds to overpower the ingame sounds. Then, you can keep the volume at a slightly lower level anyway.
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Posted: 19th Jan 2006 14:25
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And how do you affect the volume of your own sounds? Just record them louder or is there some way in FPSC to turn it up.

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Posted: 19th Jan 2006 15:12 Edited at: 19th Jan 2006 15:14
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Perhaps the simplest way is to open them in Wundows sound recorder and increase the volume before resaving. You can test them and revert the sounds to the original settings if you are not happy as long as you dont save until you are satisfied with what you are achieving.

Better still just open the offending single ambient background sound and reduce its volume. That will save a lot of work only having to edit the one sound.

If you do any of this remeber to back up your sounds first and keep copies of the original ones safe - then you can always put them back as were - if you get any problems.

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Posted: 20th Jan 2006 03:24
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Yea, sound rcorder for microsoft is the best way to do it.

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