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April 27, 2018

About ducking time

  • April 27, 2018
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Ducking seems to be fixed now. I have grouped my echo and Sonos devices in the Alexa app and ducking seems to only affect the Sonos device that is associated with the echo that processes the command.
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    Smilja
    Smilja
    December 18, 2018
    I’m reasonably sure that Sonos have improved the 'listening ability' of the Alexa part of their devices with each new recent firmware update, at least my devices seem to have improved, but I would still like to see some kind of slider bar that allows a 'percentage' adjustment of the sound of Alexa's voice in relation to the audio output of the speaker itself, as I have had Alexa 'bawl' at me on the odd early morning occasion, having played music quite loudly the night before.
    That's not even doable for Amazon's Echos right now.
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