Saints Row 4 Custom Music

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As a metalhead, I find this game's radio is lacking anything I like. SR3 had some decent stuff, but the only thing here is In Flames. Any way to add music? Just select Saints Row IV in the 'Game' string and click Build. Specify the path for the future archive file, enter name misctables.vpppc. Do the same with soundboot and soundscommon folders. Now place your new files into SRIV folder/packfiles/pc/cache directory. Powerpoint for mac os x torrent. Don't forget to backup original files!!! Enjoy your ingame music! Custom soundtrack? Saints Row IV PC. Linux PlayStation 3 Xbox 360. The game did a good job of keeping the music at the right volume so you could hear the game. Grab the audio file(s) you want to use and convert them to uncompressed.wav's. Audacity can do this easily. Fire up Wwise and make a new project. Remember what you named it, we'll need that later. Scanner program for mac. Once the project is open, drag the.wav files you converted over the 'Default Work Unit' list item under the 'Interactive Music Hierarchy' item. 🛑 SPOILER ALERT! Don't watch this video unless you played all the missions. 'Saints Row IV: Game of the Century Edition' 🔴 Rated 'M' by the Entertainment Sof. Lounge lizard for mac.

• Instead of Gibbed's Tools I used ThomasJepp.SaintsRow-rev121 utilities set.
• BNK Tools are the same
• Audiokinetic Wwise 2010.3.3 isn't working with SRIV, newer version is needed. I used 2014.1.6 version.
• AudioTools folder contains new versions of ww2ogg.exe and revorb.exe that are required to be converted to an OGG format that is readable by the audio player.

1. Extract 3 files: misc_tables.vpp_pc, sounds_common.vpp_pc, soundboot.vpp_pc. These files are in SRIV folder/packfiles/pc/cache. Use ThomasJepp.SaintsRow.ExtractPackfileGUI.exe.
2. Find your unpacked sounds_common.vpp_pc. In this folder find a file like this: radio_*_media.bnk_pc ('*' means name of a radio station). Copy this file into your working folder.
3. Extract your radio_*_media.bnk_pc. Just drag and drop it over bnk_pc_extractor.exe.
4. Unpack AudioTools folder where radio_*_media.bnk_pc is extracted. Run transcode.bat. When complete, look in the folder 'Completed' - there are files that we will need later.
5. Use Audacity for make uncompressed wav files. Just drag and drop all your custom music over the Audacity window. Ctrl+A -> Ctrl+Shift+L -> Choose destination folder and make sure if WAV (Microsoft) signed 16-bit PCM is chosen. Click Export and wait.
6. Install Wwise. First I installed Authoring_Data.msi, then Authoring_Win32.msi. Maybe installation program ask you to register an account.
7. Perform the steps 5-10 in the same way as in the post I attached in the beginning. Don't close Wwise, it will help you in future.
   
8. In the folder C:/Users/username/Documents/WwiseProjects/project_name/.cache/Windows/SFX you can find all the files in WEM format. Don't worry, it is a Vorbis (OGG) format which we needed. Copy all of them into your working folder where you extracted all the sound files from the radio station.
9. Rename these .wem files into .wav files. Try to use short filenames. I used ReNamer Pro for this operation, you can use any similar program. For automating, I named files like this: 00.wav, 01.wav .. 16.wav etc. Open the metadata file (e.g. radio_klassic_media.txt). In each line that contains the path to filename, delete the part of the name so the end of filename remains. E.g., D:Moddingradioklassic03.wav. The 'Find and Replace' tool will help you.
10. Run command prompt. Drag and drop bnk_pc_packer.exe, press Space, drag and drop radio_*_media.txt, press Space, drag and drop radio_*_media.bnk_pc. Press Enter. When done, old radio_*_media.bnk_pc will be replaced with new one, and new file will be appeared: radio_*_media.mbnk_pc.
11. Copy radio_*_media.bnk_pc into sounds_common.vpp_pc folder, replace old file. Copy radio_*_media.mbnk_pc into soundboot.vpp_pc folder, replace old file.
12. In a folder misc_tables.vpp_pc locate the file that contains the name of your radio station. E.g., klassic_radio.xtbl. Open it with Notepad or other text editor. Approximately in the middle of the file, locate the block . From here the information about all the songs in the radio station begins. In each block, find the line . This is the length of the song in milliseconds. Now maximize Wwise. Somewhere at the bottom right the duration of your songs will be indicated. It is necessary to enter it in the line. But note: the information about the songs is not in the order in which you extracted them. That's what I did: I opened all .ogg files in AIMP (you can use another player). The playlist shows the duration of all songs. I compared it with the duration in the line, and based on this I replaced the duration with the desired one. So I didn't have to listen to all the songs in a row. More details the guy in this video tells (begin watching at 18 minute): But the guy uses a tracklist for SR:TT. There is no one for SRIV.
13. After saving, we need to repack 3 folders. Open ThomasJepp.SaintsRow.BuildPackfileGUI.exe. In the 'Source Files' string you need to select a path for unpacked folder (e.g., D:Moddingextracted-misc_tables.vpp_pc). Don't pay attention to string 'Update .asm_pc file?'. Just select Saints Row IV in the 'Game' string and click Build. Specify the path for the future archive file, enter name misc_tables.vpp_pc. Do the same with soundboot and sounds_common folders. Now place your new files into SRIV folder/packfiles/pc/cache directory. Don't forget to backup original files!!!
14. Enjoy your ingame music!

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