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How to lower the BGM music during battle?

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    I've updated my game to the latest version of Essentials, and now I have the following questions:

    1. I wonder where I can find the option in a script how to lower the BMG Volume a bit.
    Like now i plays like I think on 100%, which is too high in my opinion :/
    2. Also, the PC boot and shutdown sounds are also way too loud...

    Any ideas where I can change those settings inside the script editor?

    Thanks ^^
     
    I've updated my game to the latest version of Essentials, and now I have the following questions:

    1. I wonder where I can find the option in a script how to lower the BMG Volume a bit.
    Like now i plays like I think on 100%, which is too high in my opinion :/
    2. Also, the PC boot and shutdown sounds are also way too loud...

    Any ideas where I can change those settings inside the script editor?

    Thanks ^^
    Search for pbBGMPlay and pbSEPlay in scripts. You find something like pbBGMPlay(name), change it to pbBGMPlay(name, volume) where the volume can be something like 80. Change only the BGM or SE that you wish to change.

    The battle bgm is in def pbBattleAnimation
     
    That didn't seem to work. I tried applying that, and it's still too loud. Does that edit set all battle volumes to 80? Because that's not what I want. I'd like the individual song to be set to a specified volume in the meta data.
     
    If it's an individual song you want to modify, you'd be better off opening it in audacity and lowering it manually.
     
    Audacity isn't capable of lowering the volume on a midi. I seriously would love to know how to do that.
     
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