Can you upload the sound file? If you can make it available for me to download, I'll try to help you. It is really hard to explain how to fix. It will be easier to just listen to the sound file myself and fix it for you. Then I can explain what I did to fix it. Really, the best way to know if the sound is a problem is to load it to your saber and listen to it play.
Swing and clash sounds are usually under one second. That short of a sound doesn't play well through Audacity. You should play it from your saber to be positive.
Can you upload the sound file? If you can make it available for me to download, I'll try to help you. It is really hard to explain how to fix. It will be easier to just listen to the sound file myself and fix it for you. Then I can explain what I did to fix it. Really, the best way to know if the sound is a problem is to load it to your saber and listen to it play.
Thanks for the offer! I was going to try to upload it to the saber first and see if the bug transfers over or not, but that brought a whole new set of problems that I wasn't familiar with before as I've just started using the software. I've been trying to adjust the memory banks to make room for a new sound font, since it's currently set to the defaults with no space left over, but that means I'll delete all the existing ones just to reformat the memory banks as far as I can tell (which is really annoying in my opinion). Also, I'm assuming there's no secret way to just delete a single sound font to open up some space without it deleting everything else.
I figured before I reformat it and it deletes all the existing fonts, I'll just back them up and reinsert them, but there's no way to download them after they've been applied. So then I downloaded the default sound fonts from the website, and tested it to see if the software would let me upload them. I went and looked at the files it gave me and they're all separate .lsu files, which I'm assuming means that I'll have to go back and recreate each sound font file by file.
However, I also looked into the files that come with the Obsidian Launcher after it's installed, and there are some .pfnt files with the appropriate sound font name that I assumed would open up that font in the Launcher, with everything dialed in and with no need for me to go in and individually upload dozens of .lsu files. However, when I go from the launcher and try to find these files, they don’t even show up as options, just the .lsu files that are all lumped together in the Sounds folder. It also doesn’t recognize .rar files (from a font I found online).
ALSO I really need the Silent font, but since it won’t let you download what’s already on the saber, I guess I’ll have to make my own.
So basically my plan of action is to go into the Launcher and recreate each font bit by bit with the dozens of .lsu files, then download those so they’re converted to the .pfnt files. Then I’ll reformat the memory, effectively deleting all the saved fonts just to free up that one space so I can try out the font I’m tinkering with.
Sorry about the avalanche of words but writing this helped me figure out the steps I have to take. If wrong about the file compatibilities and doing this in a crazy roundabout way or if I’m missing a critical piece of information about this new software I’m exploring, could you let me know? Clearly this is new to me and I’m struggling a bit lmao
