Did you finish the sound package for Indy? I am considering an upgrade to my machine and wondered how it turned out.

I commissioned some new music for a game. I just stuck it into the USB drive without doing any research and found out that the original music files are pretty low amplitude. I see some other people are having similar problems over the past few pages. Here's one way to fix it in Audacity:

1) Open a file from the original game. CTRL+A, Analyze -> Measure RMS
2) Repeat to find average RMS of original tracks
3) Open your new audio file
4) CTRL+A, Effect -> Volume & Compression -> Loudness Normalization, Normalize RMS to "value from step 2"
5) Presets & Settings -> Save preset -> Preset Name = Game Title
6) Apply
7) File -> Export -> Export as WAV
8) Repeat

I hope that helps someone else in the future.

OK, I need some help.

I replaced most of my music files with WAVs. I had everything working. I decided to add some more songs to my multiball folder to get some variety. After adding those files nothing played when multiball occurred. Just silence until the song should have been finished. The other files seem to be playing correctly, just not that folder.

Here is what I have tried:
1) Opened the file in Studio - everything works correctly. Resaved and tried again. No change.
2) Erased my USB drive, reinstalled from original ZIP (everything worked), went back and replaced files, waited for processing in machine, same result.

Any suggestions for troubleshooting?