Windows 10: How to turn down TTS's default volume levels?

I hear Discord's TTS uses the TTS of Windows 10. Sometimes I use the /tts command in text channels to communicate with friends we're in a voice channel with.

If one of them finds that the voice that reads my text-to-speech is too loud, how would they go about lowering?

From some old threads, most address windows 7 settings not available, a solution like control panel -> speech recognition -> text to speech -> Audio Output -> Speaker -> Levels are set to 100, only takes you to the default Sound device menu which raises the sound level of all apps

What can I advise a friend to have the channel's TTS read at a lower volume?

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