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vegueire
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June 16, 2026
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all of your sound effects are super quiet I can't use any of them, i have to max my volume to even hear them and even then they are hardly audible.

  • June 16, 2026
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as I said. sound effects are so quiet they can’t be hear or are unsuable. 

Correct answer Hajar Toutsi

Hi vegueire,

Thanks for flagging this and for sharing the files, really helpful for tracking this down.
 

We took a close look, and the good news is the audio levels themselves are working as expected. What's likely happening is that a prompt like this can produce a result that feels more distant or soft, even when the levels are technically fine, which can come across as "quiet" depending on your speakers or headphones.
 

To get a stronger, more present result, try being a bit more direct about the strike and resonance in your prompt. A few examples that tend to work well (with results attached below):

  • "Single heavy bronze funeral bell toll, deep bass resonance, powerful strike, long ominous decay"
  • "One massive church bell toll, strong attack, deep low resonance, dark and powerful"
  • "Cinematic funeral bell, single slow heavy toll, deep resonant bass, sharp initial strike"


Also, if you generate a take you like the character of but want it to hit a bit harder, you can raise the gain/volume on that clip in your editor of choice (e.g. Premiere) as a quick workaround.

Hope this helps, let us know how it goes!
 

Hajar
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vegueire
vegueireAuthor
Participant
June 16, 2026

Deep, resounding- low toned-bass- a heavy, slow-tolling funeral bell—a classic death knell
This is the prompt, here are the files- i burned another round of credits, I hadn’t saved any because this is the constant result. 

Hajar Toutsi
Community Manager
Hajar ToutsiCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
Community Manager
June 18, 2026

Hi vegueire,

Thanks for flagging this and for sharing the files, really helpful for tracking this down.
 

We took a close look, and the good news is the audio levels themselves are working as expected. What's likely happening is that a prompt like this can produce a result that feels more distant or soft, even when the levels are technically fine, which can come across as "quiet" depending on your speakers or headphones.
 

To get a stronger, more present result, try being a bit more direct about the strike and resonance in your prompt. A few examples that tend to work well (with results attached below):

  • "Single heavy bronze funeral bell toll, deep bass resonance, powerful strike, long ominous decay"
  • "One massive church bell toll, strong attack, deep low resonance, dark and powerful"
  • "Cinematic funeral bell, single slow heavy toll, deep resonant bass, sharp initial strike"


Also, if you generate a take you like the character of but want it to hit a bit harder, you can raise the gain/volume on that clip in your editor of choice (e.g. Premiere) as a quick workaround.

Hope this helps, let us know how it goes!
 

Hajar
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June 16, 2026

Hey ​@vegueire 
Help us, help you.

Could you provide a sample of the results of the sound effects?
 

Cheers

Nate