Decide what car sound group it would replace. (important)Īlso, clear the metadata tags even when there are none.ģ. Make sure to export the highlighted sound by selecting File>Export>Export Selected Audio, and export it as a WAV (Microsoft) Signed 16-bit PCM. Sound_001.wav - Hard acceleration sound (just one gear) Then make sure that both the front and end dots are aligned to the 'equator' (the line in the middle)Įxport the highlighted sounds (File>Export>Export Selected Audio) following this format:īank_xxx (refer to #3 for naming the banks) If you hear audio pops, then zoom in into the front and end of the selection until you see dots (individual samples) or just a nice, single line Also, test the sound for audio pops before exporting by pressing Shift + Space (repeat highlighted audio). Stop the recording, set the Project Rate (Hz) to 32000 (can be found in the bottom left corner), and highlight the sounds below one by one. You then need to convert the Stereo recording to Mono, do the following steps shown in the images below (just click on the images to make them HUGE, done this to make the post more compact)Ģ. Set the 1st box to Windows WASAPI, the 2nd box to your main output device, usually called Speakers (Realtek(R) Audio) (loopback), the 3rd to 2 (Stereo) Recording Channels, and the 4th should be the same as the 2nd one ) (To be able to record game audio, head to the section that has 4 drop-down menus Then open Audacity. Hit record (R) and record these: (Alternatively, you can also grab a youtube video that meets the requirements below) Mute all of the other sound effects (music, tire noise, environment noise, etc) except for the engine sound in the game's options. Don't be intimated by the length of this post.ġ. Want to start making some car sound mods? This is just the tutorial for you. (I also just felt like writing one, so I wouldn't also forget how to, heh)

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