ATR-42
07-09-08, 09:59 PM
This is not a full mod, since everyones "in game music" settings vary SO much. All im posting is the tracks. I amplified them and cut them in some spots to normalize the tracks signature. I only play 'in game' music (not radio or records) so my music plays pretty quietly in the background, these tracks worked for me, they 'should' work for implementation in your game as well.
so far ive integrated Hunt for red october, stock music, sh3 music, Crimson tide and now this set into the game nicely. they play out very nicely.
I set this up as part of my regular in game music.
A very important note about modding your music config file. Its easy to do, and always work with a back up...
Data\Sound\Music\music.cfg
you'll need to drop these files into your music folder then MAKE THE CHANGES TO THE CFG file!
its VERY easy to do.
simply add the track name to the desired "mood" and follow the numbering and formatting and name exactly. Remember to adjust the total track count at the top of the particular mood list. I titled the tracks to the mood they fit best into.
here is an example of my music config file
[TENSION]
Tracks=12
Track1=Tension_1.ogg
Track2=Tension_2.ogg
Track3=Tension_3.ogg
Track4=Tension_4.ogg
Track5=Tension_5.ogg
Track6=Tension_6.ogg
Track7=High_Tension_1.ogg
Track8=High_Tension_3.ogg
Track9=Tension_Deciphering The Signal.ogg
Track10=Tension_Optimus Vs megatron Part1.ogg
Track11=Tension_Sam On The Roof.ogg
Track12=Tension_Scorponok.ogg
the program i use to set the overall peak levels is called MP3Gain its free, and then individual tweeking and converting is done with Audacity, both fantastic light programs.
http://static1.filefront.com/ffv6/graphics/b_dl_now.gif (http://files.filefront.com/TransformersTracksOGGzip/;10997650;/fileinfo.html)
38 Meg
so far ive integrated Hunt for red october, stock music, sh3 music, Crimson tide and now this set into the game nicely. they play out very nicely.
I set this up as part of my regular in game music.
A very important note about modding your music config file. Its easy to do, and always work with a back up...
Data\Sound\Music\music.cfg
you'll need to drop these files into your music folder then MAKE THE CHANGES TO THE CFG file!
its VERY easy to do.
simply add the track name to the desired "mood" and follow the numbering and formatting and name exactly. Remember to adjust the total track count at the top of the particular mood list. I titled the tracks to the mood they fit best into.
here is an example of my music config file
[TENSION]
Tracks=12
Track1=Tension_1.ogg
Track2=Tension_2.ogg
Track3=Tension_3.ogg
Track4=Tension_4.ogg
Track5=Tension_5.ogg
Track6=Tension_6.ogg
Track7=High_Tension_1.ogg
Track8=High_Tension_3.ogg
Track9=Tension_Deciphering The Signal.ogg
Track10=Tension_Optimus Vs megatron Part1.ogg
Track11=Tension_Sam On The Roof.ogg
Track12=Tension_Scorponok.ogg
the program i use to set the overall peak levels is called MP3Gain its free, and then individual tweeking and converting is done with Audacity, both fantastic light programs.
http://static1.filefront.com/ffv6/graphics/b_dl_now.gif (http://files.filefront.com/TransformersTracksOGGzip/;10997650;/fileinfo.html)
38 Meg