OK, good move on the outside air. Sounds like high room air CO2. Dont' forget what I said the other day, kalk also adds some Alk.
KalK = Ca(OH)2
CO2 plus that OH = HCO3- which is buffer, bicarbonate, which is in your 2-part as baking soda, NaHCO3. So, if you have a higher kalk pH for the drip that 7.7 will come up, the Alk will come up and you can cut back on the 2-part Alk sup. This should bring night pH up to 8 at night and still having the Alk demand you need. Thus, you are killing 4 birds with one stone, i.e., pH up, adding Alk, adding calcium, adding less of that Na, from the NaHCO3, which you do not need.