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Usually, when the player uses the [[bp:Vs. Recorder|Vs. Recorder]], the game will very slightly lower the music's volume until it is closed again when the game restores the music back to the normal volume.
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The '''Vs. Recorder audio glitch''' refers to a very minor [[glitch]] in {{HGSS}}.


Usually when the player uses the [[bp:Vs. Recorder|Vs. Recorder]] the game will very slightly lower the music's volume until it is closed again when the game restores the music back to the normal volume.
If the player previously changed the music to a certain track via the PokéGear in {{HGSS}}, then using the [[bp:Vs. Seeker|Vs. Seeker]] may result in the volume of the music being unchanged.

If the player previously changed the music to a certain track via the Poké Gear in {{HGSS}}, then using the VS Seeker may result in the volume of the music being unchanged.


This glitch does not apply to the Piano in the [[bp:Villa|Villa]] in {{P}}.
This glitch does not apply to the Piano in the [[bp:Villa|Villa]] in {{P}}.


[[Category:Music glitches]]
[[Category:Music glitches]]
{{Misc Gen 4}}
[[Category:Generation IV glitches]]

Latest revision as of 15:40, 23 November 2019

Usually, when the player uses the Vs. Recorder, the game will very slightly lower the music's volume until it is closed again when the game restores the music back to the normal volume.

If the player previously changed the music to a certain track via the PokéGear in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, then using the Vs. Seeker may result in the volume of the music being unchanged.

This glitch does not apply to the Piano in the Villa in Pokémon Platinum.

Miscellaneous glitches of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, Pokémon Platinum, and Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver