OOOOOOOOOHHHHH

Anyone noticed this in the Ash Lake...? I noticed it today when I went to get the Dragon scales and decided to record it.



edit:Right I didn't think I'd have to explain it....

... it cuts out when you look down, and only plays when you pan your view to the sky.

Do you just mean all the other arch trees? Because we do know about that.

DoughGuy wrote:Do you just mean all the other arch trees? Because we do know about that.

The music

Yes. I have. Remember the Tomb of Giants? Ash Lake before the Orange Fog Gate to Nito? You get too see a better perspective of what the world is from the Tomb of Giants, and see the roofing and end of the Stone Arch Trees that reside within Ash Lake... stopping at an abyss of sorts.

If you mean the lights of the sky, as well as the many trees that reach to the 'sky', you will have a better view in the Tomb of Giants on how far they reach. Surprisingly, not that high.

And the Music? It was always their

i think most people have but is it just me or from copied ash lake from castle in the sky? it's one of my favorite studio ghibli movies.

Right I didn't think I'd have to explain it....

... it cuts out when you look down, and only plays when you pan your view to the sky.

It does that for most games, when the speakers are not exactly made for the... 360 degree environment. i had that for amnesia once. Thought it was game. Turns it it was speakers. I look down in ash lake, and the music still plays. Just the type of speaker you have.

Are you talking about that ray of light?

Please, elucidate...

He's talking about the music. It only plays when you look up, and not when you look down. Pretty weird.

HOW CAN YOU GUYS NOT HEAR IT?! I mean... Unless you're watching it with no sound. But ya, idk what that is. Idt it's speakers, Acidic. How could the volume change simply with moving the joystick and looking up in-game? Idk what it is, but it's hilarious!

I have seen it in many games before. When I turn my character around to face away from an area, for example a character that is speaking, the sound muffle,s almost as if it is gone. When I turn my character at a certain proportion, the sound came back. it was that for me in Dead Space, Amnesia, and other Games. I have encountered that a few times in Dark Souls too.

It just is the sound/music and speaker set up of the PS3/Xbox and the speakers itself. It also goes for computers as well. it will be gone, if you fix the set up right... usually it is a software thing, so it is pretty easy to fix.

JoeBroski09 wrote:HOW CAN YOU GUYS NOT HEAR IT?! I mean... Unless you're watching it with no sound. But ya, idk what that is. Idt it's speakers, Acidic. How could the volume change simply with moving the joystick and looking up in-game? Idk what it is, but it's hilarious!

If you play on a television like mine with only a yellow and white RCA, your television only uses a single speaker, so say your PC uses a Left and Right speaker, you could compare that to your TV having only one speaker, let's say a "left". So it really is only playing out of one speaker on a TV like mine, instead of 2.

but I really doubt that has anything to do with it. Unless that sort of screen movement I'm doing modifies it enough that it will move from the left to right on a TV with 2 separate speakers, meaning it would move from "On" to "Nothing". However, my recorder goes directly into the PC using all red yellow and white, so pretty much all I said doesn't work. lmao

Oh, wait. I understand. This confirmed it. my TV used to do this when I first stared playing MW2 on my olllld tv.

TV's by default won't do left-right volume. It will only do left. Or only do right. Or if it's a new TV, and it does do left and right, as in, only have normal stereo, it will only do left right, and not up down.

SO! The game is set up for dolby surround sound, but your TV can only display part of what the game is telling it to.

Either that, or DKS isn't really made for Stereo, and you DO have it set for Stereo, but From got lazy and programmed Stereo by simply cutting out part of the Dolby Surround Sound, instead of creating a whole new sound file.

My bad, my speakers were muted. Explains a lot.

I don't remember hearing that chorus of Ooooooohhhhs when i went to ash lake. Cool find OP. I really don't get the discussion that has gone on afterwards.

I love the chorus effect of Ash Lake. If it disappeared I would never visit that place again. The only sound would be my trekking through the sand.

Mustaklaki wrote:Right I didn't think I'd have to explain it....

... it cuts out when you look down, and only plays when you pan your view to the sky.

Umm no, Nausicca

This is a pretty random wacky find lol, good job I love seeing stuff like this