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NR1999 Sound Balance

2 posts by 2 people · 16 Mar 1999 - 16 Mar 1999

Could someone PLEASE tell me (and the many others who can't get it) how to balance the sound sliders in Nascar Racing 1999 Edition so that you can hear the spotter AND have "normal" sound levels for everything else in the game WITHOUT adjusting your Windows master volume level (since you don't have to adjust it for any other game). It's been asked many times before, but I am just getting really sick and tired of not being able to hear the spotter properly. And, yes, I have tried balancing the sounds with the Spotter set to 50% as it suggests in the manual. Regardless of where I place the NR1999 master volume slider and/or the Spotter volume slider, there is no way to get normally/properly balanced sounds--it's that simple. So assuming I and many others are morons, please tell me where you place your sliders and what the result is. Thanks, Marc. -- **************************************************************************** Marc Collins "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist---" General John B. Sedgwick's last words, 1864 ****************************************************************************
Doug 16 Mar 1999#456275
Quoted text (28 lines)> Could someone PLEASE tell me (and the many others who can't get it) how to > balance the sound sliders in Nascar Racing 1999 Edition so that you can hear > the spotter AND have "normal" sound levels for everything else in the game > WITHOUT adjusting your Windows master volume level (since you don't have to > adjust it for any other game). > It's been asked many times before, but I am just getting really sick and > tired of not being able to hear the spotter properly. > And, yes, I have tried balancing the sounds with the Spotter set to 50% as > it suggests in the manual. Regardless of where I place the NR1999 master > volume slider and/or the Spotter volume slider, there is no way to get > normally/properly balanced sounds--it's that simple. So assuming I and many > others are morons, please tell me where you place your sliders and what the > result is. > Thanks, > Marc. > -- > **************************************************************************** > Marc Collins > "They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist---" > General John B. Sedgwick's last words, 1864 > ****************************************************************************
I keep spotter set to 90 Master & Sound fx at 100 Skid at about 50 my engine 75 other engines 73 Once you go above about 90 on the spotter all other sound fx get much lower. compensate by turning your volume up. I have a old SB16 and generic speakers.I paid 20 bucks at a computer show but they sound great. Having a bass speaker made a big diffrence. Hope this helps a little. Doug D

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