The Fathomssoundings for the Keeper
Session 1:12:079:42 pm local
Soundingin the room
Now soundingThe Harbour · Investigation
The Shelf
Band II of V78 fathoms· Unease· louder as you go deeper
PlayingPenumbraKevin MacLeod2:14 / 5:31
Music and tide table are off. To resume, tap a station.
SignalDread rise3 s left Under the waterTideRain · Heartbeat Transmittingmusic ducked

The Chart Table

signals, the tide table, the wireless and the loudness

Ship’s log9:44 · Tide table: Rain, Heartbeat.9:44 pm local · session 1:12:07

Signals one-shots over everything

Single cues from the sound below

Tide table loops under the music

Tide levelall loops · 55%
stillrough

Wireless your voice, through the set

Hold to speak through a small, crackling set; the music ducks. The bell rings six times; tap it again to answer.

Loudness separate volume is on

Whole mixmaster · 80%
hushfull
Music volumeseparate from depth · 62%
hushfull

Depth now only picks the music. Turn separate volume off in Settings to make deeper also mean louder.

Settings & Manual

the chart room

Ship’s log9:41 · Lead struck The Shelf, 78 fathoms.9:42 pm local · session 1:12:07

Settings

Offline keep every track aboard

Saving 41 of 117 · about 120 MB to go

Discord relay play into a voice channel

Waiting for /connect. Join a voice channel, then type /connect with this code:

RLY4H2

Keys

1 – 5
stations (scenes)
↑ ↓ · ⇧1 – 5
raise or lower the lead, jump to a band
Space
the sound from below
Q W E R A S D
signals
T
hold to transmit
C
combat at The Wreck
Esc · X
fade out · cut
F
full screen

How it works

  1. Stations are the five scenes; each keeps its own depth.
  2. The lead sets intensity; music crossfades as it crosses a band.
  3. The cartouche plays a sound that fits the depth; press again to stop it.
  4. Signals play over everything; the tide table stacks loops underneath.
  5. Fade eases all out; Cut stops everything, bell included.

Credits

Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), CC BY 4.0. Engravings from the public domain: U.S. Coast Survey (1853), Denys-Montfort, Ernst Haeckel.

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