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Let Them Talk (LTT) — A Client-side Addon for Plasmo Voice & Simple Voice Chat, that lowers your in-game music and other apps while someone is talking. It automatically ducks (scales down) the volume of Spotify, your browser, or whatever else is playing — relative to whatever level it's already at — then smoothly restores everything once the talking stops. No more scrambling for the volume mixer mid-conversation.
Works with the two most popular proximity voice mods — it hooks into their audio so ducking reacts to what you actually hear (distance and per-player volume included).
Mod controls the volume of your other apps through your operating system's audio mixer:
pactl) or PipeWire (wpctl + pw-dump). Install pulseaudio-utils or pipewire + wireplumber.
Everything is configurable in-game through a clean YACL screen (or by editing the config file directly).
Pick exactly which apps get ducked, and by how much. One entry per line as process=multiplier:
spotify=0.1 -> 10% volumechrome=0.3 -> 30% volume
⚙️ Note: The multiplier is relative to the app's current volume — not 100%.
If Spotify is already sitting at 50% in your mixer, spotify=0.1 ducks it to 10% of that 50% (≈5%), then restores it back to 50%. It never overrides your own volume choices, only scales them while someone talks.
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| process | The app's process name, no .exe needed (e.g. spotify, chrome). |
| multiplier | 0 = mute1.0 = unchanged0.1 = 10% of current volume1.2 = +20% (capped at 100% by Windows). |
Default targets are spotify and chrome, each ducked to 10% of their current volume while someone talks.
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