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mobucks · 08-08-10, 12:53 PM

Maybe its just my rig, or my speakers, but amb_SubmarineInterior.wav inside data\sound is just oppressive with the ambient "noise" if that's what you call it.

Googling "edit .wav files" i found an open source program called Audacity.

1. Opened file with audacity,

2. Ctrl-A to select all

3. Theres a slider for +/- dB on the left of the selected sample, bring it down to taste, however it will play slightly lower in game than windows, so don't go too low.

4. File->Export as WAV...

5. Save it to desktop or w/e

6. Modfolder it for JGME and install.

7. Enjoy being able to hear electric engines, and goodbye unsettling annoying noise.

PS maybe someone has already done this, but i didnt find it. Also, you can do the same for ambienthydrophone.wav as well, but more than a few decibles is probably too much.

08-08-10, 12:53 PM	#1
mobucks Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 713 Downloads: 209 Uploads: 0	[TEC] Lowered Ambient Sub Interior Sound Maybe its just my rig, or my speakers, but amb_SubmarineInterior.wav inside data\sound is just oppressive with the ambient "noise" if that's what you call it. Googling "edit .wav files" i found an open source program called Audacity. 1. Opened file with audacity, 2. Ctrl-A to select all 3. Theres a slider for +/- dB on the left of the selected sample, bring it down to taste, however it will play slightly lower in game than windows, so don't go too low. 4. File->Export as WAV... 5. Save it to desktop or w/e 6. Modfolder it for JGME and install. 7. Enjoy being able to hear electric engines, and goodbye unsettling annoying noise. PS maybe someone has already done this, but i didnt find it. Also, you can do the same for ambienthydrophone.wav as well, but more than a few decibles is probably too much.