[AIRdomination]

I know that to change the volume of the sounds you must go into the .txt file and lower [spl]

But I have noticed that this works only external sounds... from within cockpit it is still very loud... is there a way to reduce that as well?

[Paulo Hirth]

this software can help you

http://www.heimskringla.com/software/levtrim/index.html

[I/JG27_Waggel]

To ajust sound levels ..... use your computers recording device......
go into the samples folder select each new sample one by one , then right click
and select Record, then select Effects, increase/decrease volume by 25%.
There are two sets of sounds , one for the cockpit, one for the external,
external sounds have an X in front .

I have found this in a sound mod read me and it works fine

[Guest]

.. And did anyone know how to add a "hearphones/helmet" effect to in-cockpit sound? did pilot use them? so sound may be more "occlused" than we have now.

[SG2_Wasy]

I know that to change the volume of the sounds you must go into the .txt file and lower [spl]

But I have noticed that this works only external sounds... from within cockpit it is still very loud... is there a way to reduce that as well?

Recommended off hardware acceleration

[Bee]

The only sounds I need to make lower are the ones for a plane crash and a splash. Both of these are so stupidly loud, it really is appalling. If anyone knows which sound sample belongs to these and how to lower them, I'll consider them my personal hero. :lol:

[AIRdomination]

To ajust sound levels ..... use your computers recording device......
go into the samples folder select each new sample one by one , then right click
and select Record, then select Effects, increase/decrease volume by 25%.
There are two sets of sounds , one for the cockpit, one for the external,
external sounds have an X in front .

I have found this in a sound mod read me and it works fine

How to do this? What recording device?

[madcat]

To ajust sound levels ..... use your computers recording device......
go into the samples folder select each new sample one by one , then right click
and select Record, then select Effects, increase/decrease volume by 25%.
There are two sets of sounds , one for the cockpit, one for the external,
external sounds have an X in front .

I have found this in a sound mod read me and it works fine

Think it's from Jafa's sounds readme but here it is in picture's

CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENLARGE


CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENLARGE

[patrick james brian]

To ajust sound levels ..... use your computers recording device......
go into the samples folder select each new sample one by one , then right click
and select Record, then select Effects, increase/decrease volume by 25%.
There are two sets of sounds , one for the cockpit, one for the external,
external sounds have an X in front .

I have found this in a sound mod read me and it works fine

good tip thanks
it did help me a lot with some of the wav files to
increase the volume.