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Richard Gouge

What is the ideal volume to set my SimVibe sound card in Windows to get the most from effects, but prevent clipping? I know this could vary from card to card and amp to amp, but is there a general rule of thumb? If I recall from my days in car audio it was around 80%. 

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Bernard Villers Jr
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100% on the sound card. SimVibe + cloud tuning will handle the amplitude of each effect to prevent clipping during normal driving circumstances. You might clip when hitting a wall or flipping the car, but those aren't considered "normal driving circumstances".

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