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Nascar 2 sound problem?

3 posts by 3 people · 16 Mar 1997 - 18 Mar 1997

thend.. 16 Mar 1997#359495
I just purchased and loaded Nascar2 and it seems the sound is not as good as Nascar1. It sound as though a helicopter is running on top of the car engines. It does not seem to have the deep roar that Nascar1 has. It this normal or do I have a problem? I'm using an Ensoniq Audiopci wavetable sound card with speakers and subwoofer and running in soundblaster mode. Thanks
Todd Walker 18 Mar 1997#359749
Quoted text (8 lines)>I just purchased and loaded Nascar2 and it seems the sound is not as >good as Nascar1. It sound as though a helicopter is running on top >of the car engines. It does not seem to have the deep roar that >Nascar1 has. It this normal or do I have a problem? >I'm using an Ensoniq Audiopci wavetable sound card with speakers and >subwoofer and running in soundblaster mode. >Thanks
Just wanted to let you know that you are not alone. I have noticed the same problem on my system. I have a SB16 with Altec Lansing speakers and a subwoofer. On Nascar 1, it would shake my desk but on 2, the sound is very weak. I have played with all of the sound settings to no avail. If anyone has an idea, PLEASE let me (us) know! Todd Walker
Quoted text (16 lines)> >I just purchased and loaded Nascar2 and it seems the sound is not as > >good as Nascar1. It sound as though a helicopter is running on top > >of the car engines. It does not seem to have the deep roar that > >Nascar1 has. It this normal or do I have a problem? > >I'm using an Ensoniq Audiopci wavetable sound card with speakers and > >subwoofer and running in soundblaster mode. > >Thanks > Just wanted to let you know that you are not alone. I have noticed > the same problem on my system. I have a SB16 with Altec Lansing > speakers and a subwoofer. On Nascar 1, it would shake my desk but on > 2, the sound is very weak. I have played with all of the sound > settings to no avail. If anyone has an idea, PLEASE let me (us) know! > Todd Walker
Todd, try adjusting the spotter's voice level audio as outlined in the manual. Keep in mind that as you slide the level up between 0-50%, the spotter's voice level increases. As you slide the level beyond 50%, all other sounds in the game begin to diminish proportionately. If you want maximum everything, run the spotter audio no higher than 50%. Move it above 50% if you want the other sounds to decrease in order to hear his voice above engines, etc. God Bless, Steve

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