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Add shout:shriek and shout:wail sounds #35
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The echo effect is a bit weird but it adds to strangeness of the scream so I guess it's okay. However they're super loud so you can either lower it in json, setting it to 10 in my test made it pretty okay or edit the file itself to be quieter.
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I actually noticed it a bit loud and reduced it to 70. Isn't 10 too low? wouldn't steps be higher than a wail/shriek at that level? I'll test it locally |
Yeah, 10 is too low IMO, it's even lower than a footstep sound, I wouldn't put it lower than 40-50 That's why I was asking how you were handling volume normalization :P |
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quick edit to pass the automated test
Ok, re-tested with 40 and that works |
Co-authored-by: Fris0uman <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Fris0uman <[email protected]>
PR for #34.
Feel free to mention if you want me to change anything.
This is the best I could do with the tools I have and what I know. No audio changes.