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Subjectsomething about mars attack and indy 500 Reply to this message
Posted byClass316
Posted on04/29/01 09:04 PM



why are the flipper sounds so much louder than emulated sound. kinds ruins the fun. is there a way around it?




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Posted bybluejaywpg
Posted on04/29/01 09:07 PM



After you start the pinball game, press F1, uncheck Use Samples, click OK, close the table (to return to the editor), then restart the table. That should get rid of the flipper sounds altogether.

> why are the flipper sounds so much louder than emulated sound. kinds ruins the
> fun. is there a way around it?
>


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SubjectRe: something about mars attack and indy 500 new Reply to this message
Posted byClass316
Posted on04/29/01 09:45 PM



that didn't seem to work...and other tables don't have that "problem"...




SubjectRe: something about mars attack and indy 500 new Reply to this message
Posted bymetallik
Posted on04/29/01 10:33 PM



The DCS games are a lot lower (volume-wise) than the others. Do this: Start the game, then use the 8 and 9 keys to adjust the volume. Set it to 28 (no higher or you'll get static) and it'll sound right.


Subjectwhoa thanks! that makes it sound much better for the ears! (nt) new Reply to this message
Posted byClass316
Posted on04/29/01 11:02 PM



> The DCS games are a lot lower (volume-wise) than the others. Do this: Start the
> game, then use the 8 and 9 keys to adjust the volume. Set it to 28 (no higher
> or you'll get static) and it'll sound right.
>





SubjectRe: something about mars attack and indy 500 new Reply to this message
Posted bysellenoff
Posted on04/30/01 01:54 AM



FYI - DCS games probably ran sound through a large amplifier, and thus can be set very low volume on the real machines..

Just my guess..

> The DCS games are a lot lower (volume-wise) than the others. Do this: Start the
> game, then use the 8 and 9 keys to adjust the volume. Set it to 28 (no higher
> or you'll get static) and it'll sound right.
>





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