Keep volume feedback thread to ONE comment thread. Every mod I release is louder than vanilla and as a result I have a lot of private messages and comments about it. While it's completely valid feedback and I recognise that until I release a full magic sound pack (Which is coming as soon as I finish the rest of the mods!) that the ISC magic slider will cause some audio to be either too loud or too quiet, It's a little tiring to see constantly, especially given as being slightly louder than vanilla is the idea behind what I'm doing. I don't like quiet, impactless audio effects, I like to feel it in my bones.
There are some known bugs with audio mods that are as a result of incorrect or edited sound descriptors. Please use xEdit to check that your installed spell mods do not change descriptors before you comment about inconsistent sound effects.
I do not take requests other than from mod authors. All magic sounds will be complete in the future, as will hopefully be audio replacers for the various magic mods available on the Nexus.
Even if my mods are too loud for your preference, this is not an excuse to break Nexus rules and to reupload my entire mod. My permissions are closed for a reason.
If you have a criticism of my mod that you want to tell me you are welcome to say it in the comments; and if I agree then I'll change it. But they're my mods; and if you don't like it you're welcome to change that in your own game but without permissions you're not welcome to share anything that involves my audio files.
Wicked, sounds great. I have a quick question, if I wanna lower the volume myself for personal use only, can I just do a quick db reduction in audacity?
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Even if my mods are too loud for your preference, this is not an excuse to break Nexus rules and to reupload my entire mod. My permissions are closed for a reason.
If you have a criticism of my mod that you want to tell me you are welcome to say it in the comments; and if I agree then I'll change it. But they're my mods; and if you don't like it you're welcome to change that in your own game but without permissions you're not welcome to share anything that involves my audio files.
I have a quick question, if I wanna lower the volume myself for personal use only, can I just do a quick db reduction in audacity?
also, use wavosaur to add loop points on the sound files with _lp at the end of them so the loop doesnt break.
Great work on this, they sound appropriately horrifying.
I love it! Thanks~