Thanks for the report, however this is not a bug.
When a combinator is updated often, its working sound speeds up, up to 2 times speed.
As far as I can tell this behaviour hasn't been changed in 7 years.

This is not possible.
The closest you can get is probably using fade_in_ticks on the main sound.

Donion wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 11:05 am I can double check with the sound designer

He will look at it at some point.

Thanks for the report.
This is working as intended, pretty much all train sounds are dependent on the speed of the train.
When the train is leaving a stop it's too slow to play those sounds.
I can double check with the sound designer but this is "Not a bug" either way.

Perhaps the default should be to pick the track based on the view location, but finish that track even if the view subsequently changes? Regardless, I'm perfectly happy with his hidden setting. You can achieve that by using the other newly introduced hidden settings, see https://forums.factorio.com...

Rocket silo sounds are pretty big and loud in general and they have increased audible range compared to most other sounds. In 1.1 and for a long time during development of 2.0 the sounds were unlimited and some people actually liked the crazy cacophony of many rockets flying. The limit of 3 is alrea...

Looking at your save with the 4 rocket silos on Fulgora, it's working as intended. Rocket flying sound is limited to 3 instances at the same time. If you think more are playing, please record a clip with "show-recently-played-sound-info" debug option enabled and reproduction steps (if ther...

Hello,
this seems very unusual and out of our control.
"not enough sound output" doesn't make much sense to me, data-wise the output should be constant.
It looks to me as a driver issue, you can try changing the preferred audio driver in Sound Settings (requires restarting the game).

Thanks for the report, the issue is fixed for the next release, 2.0.22.

Looking at the log, I don't see how this crash could occur. Given it happened just once randomly, I would guess it's a random failure, potentially suggesting a hardware instability. If you experience more crashes and they are exactly the same I can look into it further. If it would be different cras...

Thanks for the report, the issue is fixed for the next release, 2.0.22.

You can try changing the preferred audio driver in Sound Settings (requires restarting the game) from Default (PulseAudio) to PipeWire.
Similar reports for reference: 119067 118921

Duplicate, ref. 122205

Thanks for the report. Today the soundtrack has been updated, primarily to add Disc 2, but I've also trimmed off the stray note at the end of Track 4 (Disc 1).

kizrak wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2024 3:48 am If I set `music-transition-delay-ticks` to `216000` or some other combination of settings allow me to achieve this?

Yes, setting the delay to some huge number will do what you want, the current song will finish and a new one based on the current surface you're looking at will start.

For 2.0.21 (the next release) I've added a delay before music transition happens, it's 8 seconds by default. The duration of each music transition stage is configurable using hidden sound settings music-transition-delay-ticks music-transition-fade-out-ticks music-transition-pause-ticks music-transit...

In 2.0.21 (the next release) I've added a hidden sound setting "ambient-music-based-on-physical-location", which defaults to false. Changing it to true will, as the name suggests, base the music on the player's physical location (the character's location).

Ref. 119871, 119140
Once I have those done you should be able to adjust settings so the music transitions are to your liking.

Adding to the report, if you keep building the same signal on the same spot it will cycle between placing a ghost and making an upgrade request.
The sound is just a side effect of the buildability logic.

The issue is now fixed for the next release, 2.0.21.
Thanks again for the reports.