Source/secret panel: https://m.tapas.io/episode/3005249
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I feel like the real issue, is that we only get one volume bar. If it was normal to define both the minimal and maximal volume setting and have the players stretch the given dynamic range into that then it would all be good.
How can we set volume of music, SFX and voice separately, in games but not in movies?
Because a video game is a program that can change it's behavior as it's running.
A video is a recording. It's already been recorded.
You can record multiple channels, you already have left and right recorded separately. Other channels could exist for different things, it would just need a standard to follow to be useful