Low Output Volume

[hanayalator]

Hey guys,
I've been having troubles with low output volume for fl 9. On my old comp (fl 8), I had my computer volume at about half, and it was more than loud enough when I was in Fl. Now on my new comp, with fl 9, I have my computer volume cranked to the max, and it's still fairly quiet in fl, even when it's maxed in fl as well. Any suggestions?

H

 

[Big Tone]

add a fl multiband compressor to the main channel mixer and you can raise the gain on the high lows and mids individually. don't go to far tho, you don't want it to clip.

 

[7thangel]

are you using the motherboard's built-in audio? no soundcard/interface?

 

[hanayalator]

Ya I'm just the motherboard's soundcard. I know I can throw a compressor on it, but that still doesn't bring up the volume very much.

 

[Gene Flo]

open up your volume control (for the computer not FL Studio) and make sure all of your voulme levels are turned up....

 

[hanayalator]

Ya the comp volume is cranked. I think it may be that this comp just has a shitty sound card.

 

[Big Tone]

naw. a new audio card or interface couldn't hurt but I noticed that it is low on my comp too. and I do have a decent audio interface.

 

[thedreampolice]

Is the wave volume up as well? Also what driver are you using in fl?

 

[hanayalator]

What do you mean by wave volume? The computer volume is up all the way, like in the sound properties. Alsoo I'm using the asio4all drivers that come with FL.

 

[thedreampolice]

Are you on Windows XP? Or Vista/7 Fruity will usually have its own volume control and if it is XP it will haev a wave volume that you can also turn up
see here
http://ridgeviewinitiative.com/DrumMixer/Images/WinVolCtrlInPB.PNG