Sound Mixing Follow-up
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Sound Mixing Follow-up
I finally got around to adjusting my sound mixing issue in an old post a while back. I found my sweet spot to be -75 for Daytona 2, since if I cranked it up to -100, then the game audio is completely lost. If anyone else has a different sweet spot, let me know. I'm still experimenting.
Re: Sound Mixing Follow-up
Firstly make sure Supermodel detects the correct number of speakers you have. The log file should report what it finds.
It thinks my laptop has 4 speakers so I have to use the channels command to correct this, otherwise surround sounds are getting lost.
Also for me -40 is ideal.
So my Daytona command would be
BTW, I also adjust for is Sega Rally with +5 and legacy sound,
It thinks my laptop has 4 speakers so I have to use the channels command to correct this, otherwise surround sounds are getting lost.
Also for me -40 is ideal.
So my Daytona command would be
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"Supermodel.exe" "Roms\dayto2pe.zip" -balance=-40 -channels=2 -ppc-frequency=66
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"Supermodel.exe" "Roms\srally2.zip" -balance=05 -legacy-scsp -channels=2 -ppc-frequency=88
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Re: Sound Mixing Follow-up
So I open the EXE and not the INI file?
Re: Sound Mixing Follow-up
You can do either.
You can use the command line to launch Supermodel with the command you want, or you can put all your settings in the ini file.
The command line options will override the ini file ones.
You can use the command line to launch Supermodel with the command you want, or you can put all your settings in the ini file.
The command line options will override the ini file ones.