I was making a track a few hours ago but I figured that I might have needed to lower the volume of the triangle channel by using DPCM samples. I know, Zxx effect can be used to achieve this but my problem is that I am playing samples (which use the full delta-counter range) and tilting them down may have been useful because the delta-counter would end in a high value, making the triangle and noise quieter, so I wanted to know if there's some way to tilt samples down instead of up in FamiTracker or some other external program. Help would be very appreciated.
Well, I tried but failed, although setting an initial delta-counter of 100 or something seems to make APU2 quieter, so yeah, I'll see if I stick to it for now. I think I should also learn how to use a hex editor so thank you all.
What I meant is how to proceed in order to achieve that. I mean, what options / functions should I use? That's what I wanted to know, and yeah, I use Audacity.
I use Goldwave not Audacity, but basically you move to the end of the waveform, zoom in so you can see the samples (tiny lines which make up the waveform), select how much you want to delete, then delete it. It should be relatively easy.
EDIT: Xyz_39808, I did things slightly different and it worked perfectly! I only have one more question: What version of Audacity are you using? I couldn't find some options but everything worked okay.
