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Hello I need some audio testers right away! (Patreon)

Published:
2023-08-15 21:23:01
Imported:
2026-06

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I'm trying to pick a good level for this audio effect I'm doing. The first video has it louder as well as playing a stereo audio in both ears. Like a left/right audio in the left and a left/right audio in the right. The second video is quieter and is a mono audio in each other. Left in the left, right in the right.

#1 https://youtu.be/SjUmwR1opO8

#2 https://youtu.be/zcZOLSmCTn0

I have 3 questions: Is it tingly? Is it good at low and higher volumes? Is it disorienting? It is meant to be a device to "pressurize" your ears for cryosleep

I want it to be audible even at low volumes but I want it to be tolerable at higher volumes

There is some clipping to the audio in the first version, but that can be tingly

Do you prefer one or the other? Do you think a 3rd version with changes should be made?

Edit: I have made a 3rd version that is like the first version but louder so it is more audible at lower volumes. 

#3 https://youtu.be/dJr_Ppk2ETA

Thoughts?

Comments

Corrin

I think it's a bit too quiet at low volumes, I can't really hear it but can hear you whispering. And I prefer #1, when the second one comes in it gets really tingly.

Dennis Flores

Listened to it in my car at high volumes. The first clip is was kind of pleasant with the highs and lows. The second one seemed almost like a light rumble the whole time. Both are tingly but for me the first was best

trebuh

#2 for me, but both are good.

ShiningKite

Both are tingly but I prefer #1 because it's more intense It sounds fine at both volumes 2# Is like a nice ambient sound that compliments your whispering I don't think it's disorienting 1# feels more relaxing because it's calmer but 2# is better for my tingles

ShiningKite

I'm definitely liking 3# the most

Lane

Personally, I didn’t enjoy #1. I think #2 is the best .

Calcicu

Wow, this is really tingly. I strongly prefer #1, I like the stereo effect. It's nice for me at high and low volumes, not disorienting at all. I thought it was a little on the intense/fatiguing side, the clip was nice but it might burn me out after several minutes straight. For reference I'm listening with pretty sensitive headphones.

Jaskell

#2 I think

NateTheNerdy

I like #1 the most, #2 wasn't bad, but I disliked #3. I felt like the volume wasn't bad and it was rather tingly

Fawlters

#2 is my preference, it feels smoother and more relaxing. I think I prefer 3 over 1, but there's not a huge difference there for me.

Eduardo Gonzalez

2 definitely it's perfect I feel like 1 and 3 would be too overpowering for most viewers

DragonBytes

I like #1 because it sounds both intense and somehow smooth and soothing at the same time. Clip #3 sort of overpowers your voice at times which might work if you want it to add to the realism of the roleplay.

Malin Larsson

I prefer #2 overall, but out of #1 and #3 I prefer #3. 😊

SnaggyDuck

I like the trigger and I like the cleaner sound of #2 and its balance with your voice, but I found #3 markedly more tingly. Undecided on whether the clipping is adding to or detracting from it, but still my favorite of the three.

James

All three are good and tingly, but I think #3 is the best. The mono effect in #2 makes it feel more straightforward than the others. The stereo effect in #1 and #3 grabs my attention and I enjoy it a bit more. #2 is like a massage that feels great, but is less intense, so you may doze off during it. #1 and #3 are akin to more intense massages, so they feel better, but you're less likely to doze off. If you want to sleep, #2 may be better. If you want tingles, #1 and #3 are better. It's good at both low and high volumes. At high volumes, it functions well as the main attraction. I think you could also use it at low volumes where a different, louder sound is layered on top of it that you want people to pay more attention to. #1 and #3 are definitely more disorienting than #2, but in a good way. Your stereo technique is kind of uncanny and I really like it. If you want people to feel like they're being pressurized, #1 and #3 are better at creating this effect. I think the increased volume of #3 makes it better than #1. This is such a cool sound that it deserves the extra attention it elicits when it's played louder.

Chris

I like #2 best. it's just most consistent in volume, so the little bit of popping effects are tingly. #3 is fine, and interesting. #1 is a lot.