Here are my Doctor Who mixes. I just finished a new one. Doctor Who Meets Metal.

Doctorin' the Tardis

Doctor Who Meets Metal

Thanks. I just uploaded the Metal version to the Pinsound site. While I was updating the Doctorin' the Tardis version with a Youtube link, it appeared to take it offline and put it back into the queue for approval by them. Sorry about that. Hopefully they will get it back online soon.

I've got some ideas to make a few more. I love the variety and the ability to switch mixes whenever I want.

T2 sounds as dramatic as ever. I like it.

Here's my Doctor Who Disco I finished. Groovy. I spent about 10 hours on this one. There's a lot of editing to make these come out right.

FYI: I made my videos with a 1/8" stereo cable run from the headphone jack into my labtop to record the music track. I turn the output of the sound board to max and have it faintly playing on the laptop. Just enough for my video camera to pick it up (for syncing later). My camera records the video and the flipper sounds, ball smacks, etc. Then I add the music sound track and blend them together with Adobe Premiere. The only tricky part is syncing the two up. This was the best way to hear the music. My first video stunk because my camera picked up mostly flipper sounds.

Yes. No glass to avoid reflections. My camera was duct taped to the lock down bar MacGyver style.

I agree. I have put more plays on my Doctor Who with my new sound mixes in the past 4 months that I have in the past 2 years prior. It transforms the game.

Speaking of Doctor Who, here's my latest mix. I just uploaded it to the PinSound site and hopefully it appears in a few days.

Thanks. That laser sound is taken directly from the show and is an authentic Dalek laser blast. There are 3 variations of it.

Any remote chance Pinsound could be made compatible with Gottlieb System 3? I would put one of these in my Stargate in a heartbeat.

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Congrats! I made 4 of them for Doctor Who. Which one did you use? BTW, you can install all of them and change to a different mix by lowering the volume to 0 and back up again. You can even do that during game play (in between balls for example).

Here's a question for people with Pinsound in their STTNG. Does yours hesitate to play some music tracks? I notice it when starting a mode after the mission start jingle. There's a second or two delay before the track starts on mine.

AND, at the end of game, the final music track repeats forever well after the game is over. It's using the main theme track at the end so I can't just add in 10 minutes of silence to compensate for this bug.

I found the reason for the music not starting when it should. I had some dead air at the end of a jingle. I trimmed it and now it works like it should. Still got the odd issue with the music at game over, though.

I've put Pinsound in a Last Action Hero and a Jurassic Park. Neither one had any hum or slight buzz that the originals sound boards had. The LAH was cutting out at high volume so I put in a switching power supply to power it. Jurassic Park was okay. The difference with LAH is probably due to the fact that it still has the original power supply board and the best sound mix for it is mostly heavy metal music (more bass) causing more power draw. The JP has a newer Rottendog power supply.

Oh, and the mix for JP by Endprodukt is superb.

The mix sound perfect in my game, but I imagine a combination of different speakers, tone settings, balance settings probably cause variations in how the mix performs.

You can adjust the volume of the music by putting a gain.txt file in your music directory (within the mix). Include one number in it (0-20, default being 10). Try an 8. If you want the music quieter, put a lower number. If you want it louder, but a bigger number.

Glad it worked to your liking! Pinsound rocks!