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Add sound notification #86
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My opinion about selected sound: way too long. I'd say attack-sustain (first attack to last beginning of release) should be over in 0.5-2 seconds and release shouldn't last over 1 seconds. From beginning to end I'd say 2 - 2,5 seconds is absolute maximum for default notification sound. Suggestion if you'd like to have similar doorbell sound, could try this (CC0, needs some gain adjustment): https://freesound.org/people/BlackNeon1234/sounds/348322/ |
Ok, why not for the proposed sound. But I think it has to be something heard. At least, if you doesn't like the sound, you uncheck it. |
Just saying that there's a reason why default notification sound for nearby every email, sms and chat applications are closer to 0.5-2 seconds than 3-5 seconds. |
My opinion, either Oxygen-Im-New-Mail.ogg or Doorbell.oga, maybe Oxygen-Im-Nudge.ogg But I think Doorbell.oga hits roof and there's some clipping, doesn't exactly sound clean but there's some cracks and might need editing. Also all but Oxygen-Im-Nudge.ogg (which has additional stereo effect) or Doorbell.oga are biased toward right channel, didn't actually check but sounds like that for me. Just trying to listen I think Oxygen-Im-Nudge.ogg is only one that is actually clean, Doorbell.oga isn't too bad but not clean. |
So, we keep Nudge ? |
Works for me, I think that's best option so far (without some additional work / editing). |
* Add sound notification * Change sound Update translations
This is a PR which adds a sound notification, and its setting of course. I used the same "ding-dong" as the one in
unified_inventory
when you set your home. It is taken from https://freesound.org/people/bennstir/sounds/81072/ (I added the author in both README and about.lua). The code addition is kind of trivial (just a check for the setting and it plays). Tell me your feedback ;)