left 4 dead 2 как поменять музыку в меню
Left 4 dead 2 как поменять музыку в меню
This is going to show you how to convert and replace sounds or music with the original music of l4d1 or 2. It is complicated to understand at first but it gets really easy once you do it.
Please note: If your song cuts out before it is over, that’s because the song you chose is longer than the original sountrack. Nothing anybody can do about that sorry.
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Step 2: First of all your going to need to download the software that is going to convert the audio into a usable format and rate. It is called dbpoweramp. It is not free though but you can use this or find another program that is a complex as this. I PROMISE you this is the only thing your going to need to download in this tutorial!
Step 3: When you have dBpoweramp downloaded and installed either right click on the file you want to convert and click Convert to. in the list of options or open up dbpoweramp and it will bring you to windows explorer where you can simply double click on the audio you want to convert.
Step 4: Set converting to: as wave
Step 5: make sure to check the box Uncompressed then fill in the boxes with these
*IMPORTANT UPDATE* : It seems that a lot of audio files use a format that is different from this rate. If so, find the original file you are replacing, right click on it and chooce «Properties», go to the «Details» and you will find these settings there. Use THOSE settings, not the ones I give.
*UPDATE #2* : It seem that thanks to the magic of Windows 10, the Details tab doesn’t give you these settings. Just follow these instructions.
For Music Converstions:
Channels: 2 ‘stereo’ (CD)
Sample Size: 16 bit (CD)
Sample Rate: 44.1 KHz (CD)
For Voice Converstions:
Channels: 1 (mono)
Sample Size: 16 bit (CD)
Sample Rate: 44.1 KHz (CD)
NOTE: These are the most common used rates for music files in l4d2. These may change depending on what you are doing. In which case go to the original audio file in your left4dead2 sound foldier and right click on the file then go to properties. Then click on the tab called «Audio Properties» to view what these should be filled in as.
Step 6: Set the output foldier to where you would like. Either to the original foldier or another foldier of your choice then Convert >> at the bottom of the window.
This is where it all comes down. After you have the audio converted this is what you do with it.
Step 7: Go to the place where the original audio file (the one you want to replace) is stored.
Step 8: Copy and paste the new converted audio file into the foldier.
Step 9: You are going to want to take note of the name of the ORIGINAL audio file. Write it down somewhere or just memorize it. You have to memorize it EXCATLY the way it is meaning if the first letter of the name is lower case keep it that way.
left4death (original)
The end of the battle (new one)
Step 10: Rename the new audio file as the SAME name as the original file. This will make it so the game knows what song is being replaced.
Step 11: It will probably say that there is already a file with that name in the foldier. THAT IS FINE. Just click on the option to RENAME BUT KEEP BOTH FILES. It will then add a (2) at the end of the new audio file.
left4death (original)
left4death (2) (new one)
Step 12: Take the original audio file out of the foldier and put it somewhere safe in case you want to put it back.
Step 13: Now there should only be the new audio file with the name of the song you want replaced in there (the one with the (2) at the end). Rename it again only delete the (2) and the space between it and the name.
left4death (2) (new one)
And your done! In the end the foldier should look like it has the EXCACT same files as before only the original only that the sound in one of the audio files should be different. Go into the game and test out the new audio file.
Left 4 dead 2 как поменять музыку в меню
Note: Since the August 20, 2010 update, L4D2 fully supports custom sounds. Instructions provided by Valve are available in the L4D2 Campaign Add-on Tutorial. This article covers how custom sounds are used in L4D2, file management, and testing.
There are many places where custom sound files work: either in an official sound folder, a sound folder in a known search path, or addon containing a sound folder.
Build a new sound.cache in that folder with snd_buildsoundcachefordirectory before testing
Tip: Building/rebuilding sound.cache of a separate search path or addon is faster than using the official sound folder (especially with older computers). There are a smaller number of sound files to process every time sound.cache is built. There is the added benefit of managing your assets in a modular fashion during development. It is also easier to merge assets into a single VPK when ready to share/ship.
Create a folder in the addons directory. It should contain a sub-folder named sound. The addons directory is located at «..\left 4 dead 2\left4dead2\addons»
If a custom sound file is found at:
Left 4 dead 2/left4dead2/addons/customsoundaddon/sound/ambient/testsound.wav
Keep assets organized, separate, and as small as possible. Also, sounds in L4D2 are usually assigned using soundscripts. Start with at the least the following when developing with sounds:
A separate search path containing custom sounds and sound.cache, as discussed above. You may combine or separate assets anyway and anywhere you like as long as the mounting path is added to gameinfo.txt.
These files and folders will ultimately integrate with the map(s) and other assets for shipping as a single add-on/VPK.
So the sound works in-game now. what next? The rest of the post covers just that:
Compatible file types, specs, and bugs
In other words, the sound system in L4D2 is buggy but extensive testing will still give desired results. eventually.
Although you’re not restricted to these, the following are known sample rates, bitrates, and channels that were used in official sounds:
Tip: Use 16 Bit PCM format, as this is common in most audio software and is supported.
.wav: 176, 353, 706 or 1411 kbps (doesn’t have to be exact); 11, 22, or 44 kHz (must be exact); Stereo or Mono
For example, the song to the rolling credits, music/unalive/themonsterswithin.wav, plays over almost every other sound. If that sound file (along with the soundscript entry) is moved to the different directory, the music will behave differently. The player will hear other sounds mixed into the ending credits, such as zombies moaning, survivor remarks, soundscapes, etc.
A feature called soundmixers may be the script behind priority/ducking of sounds. The location of a sound file within the sound directory dynamically controls what is played in the foreground and what is softened or muted. The script is located in scripts\soundmixers.txt within pak01_dir.vpk. See GCFScape for details on how to extract the script for viewing. To do: It doesn’t seem to translate perfectly in-game, so it could be hard coded folder locations.
Note: Sound ducking (To do: is that correct terminology? priorities? ducking?) is not fully understood in this article. Soundmixers may or may not be a factor in determining the priority of songs. More information derived from testing or documentation is needed to fully document the way it works. For example, there is suspicion that there may be hard coding of directories involved (testing directories with the same priority attributes). New sound entry attributes only found in recent Source games may also contribute to sound priority.
Sounds that loop need to be looped with a third-party program. Please see Looping a Sound for details.
Looping examples: tank in-play music, motor engine, attacked by a hunter music, player-in-acid-pool music
Per-map soundscripts appear to be the only way to create custom or modified soundscript entries. Brand new soundscript entries can easily be created or an existing soundscript entry like Event.Tank can be safely overridden for a single map. When testing or shipping, the result is a maps folder that contains a _level_sounds.txt for every map within the campaign.
Open _level_sounds.txt with a text editor.
Please see L4D2 Soundscripts for more details. To do: Cover L4D2 soundscripts. What is unique to the game.
An entry can be played in-game via console or entity, such as ambient_generic or ambient_music. An example entry:
If a value has a space or tab character within it, wrap it in «quote marks».
All official in-game sound effects, vocalizations, and music rely on soundscripts to tweak the sound to the desired channels, volume, pitch, etc. With maps/ _level_sounds.txt. You can customize existing entries without causing conflicts with other addons and official campaigns. Simply copy the entries you would like to change to the per-map soundscript.
Soundscript entries can be found in the scripts/game_sounds_*.txt folder by opening pak01_dir.vpk with GCFScape.
A lot of music entries rely on Map Properties > Post-Fix String found in Hammer and nav mesh attributes in-game. For example, the Post-Fix String of the map c5m1_waterfront.bsp is «BigEasy» and it plays its style of intro music in-game, where the nav mesh is marked PLAYER_START and CHECKPOINT.
All of them are interesting. Here are a couple of them:
game_sounds_music.txt provides great sample soundscript entries for music. Some entries string together different notes of the same instrument and are played randomly in succession.
game_sounds_physics.txt has entries for sounds that play during in-game interactions, such as a walking on snow or shooting a concrete wall.
Official maps only use env_soundscape for level sound design. Other entities and methods may not work as intended. Feel free to experiment!
Note: There are other ways to confirm that sound.cache has been updated. Go the sound directory of that add-on and look at the time in which it was modified. You can even open sound.cache with a text editor to see if they contain sound files that are expected to be there.
1) Create an ambient_generic, ambient_music, or any other entity that has a property that requires a sound name
Tip: For ambient_generic, if the sound file is programmed to loop (the actual sound file itself), then un-check the flag «is NOT looped» in order to be able to stop the sound from continuously looping with input StopSound. ambient_music does not have this flag and looping should work as intended.
5) Test out the sound via «trigger entity» or console command:
Note: ambient_generic also features FadeIn and FadeOut inputs.
6) In most cases, if a sound refuses to stop playing for any reason, stop the sound via console. Consider the bugs involved with these sound entities if you need to be able to StopSound with entity I/O.
Саундтрек, его местонахождение и названия
Last Update: Monday, 26 July 2011 17:06
Может эта тема покажется довольно тупа для некоторых пользователей PG, но у кого есть L4D2 наверняка задумывались где можно скачать саундтрек (хотя кому он нужен). Эта тема создана для того, чтобы пользователи не скачивали весь архив набитой музыки ради одной/трех песен. Итак, приступим:
Для самого главного, надо зайти в папку с игрой. Пример:
E:/Games/Steam/SteamApps/common/left 4 dead 2/left4dead2
Музыка прохождения компании (титры):
sound/music/unalive/themonsterswithin.mp3
Для самого главного, надо зайти в папку с игрой. Пример:
E:/Games/Steam/SteamApps/common/left 4 dead 2/left4dead2_dlc1
Музыка которая звучит, когда игрок находится возле ведьмы:
sound/music/witch/witchencroacher_bride.mp3
Для самого главного, надо зайти в папку с игрой. Пример:
E:/Games/Steam/SteamApps/common/left 4 dead 2/left4dead2_dlc2
Для самого главного, надо зайти в папку с игрой. Пример:
E:/Games/Steam/Steamapps/common/left 4 dead 2/left4dead2_dlc3
Музыка в убежищах (сейфрумах):
sound/music/cpmusic/deepintheforest1 и deepintheforest2
Музыка при «буйстве» зомби:
sound/music/zombat/danger и /slayer и все подфайлы.
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Left 4 dead 2 как поменять музыку в меню
This replaces the Tank Music with Double Cross (Heat Street) from Payday: The Heist OST.
Note: I clipped and edited the song accordingly so that it would fit the tank appropriately
Be sure to check out [url=.
This sound mod makes it so that during the dark carnival concert, the two songs that play are instead:
Everybody Wants To rule The World: Tears For Fears Original
Everybody Wants To rule The World: Lorde Cover
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT CLAIM T.
Your campaign opens up and a piece of retro history greets your ears. This changes all of L4D 1 and 2s campaign intro songs into select level music from Goldeneye 64. Cold Stream and Crash Course are not included.
The song choices may not be to everyone.
Witch music from Halloween movie (Michael Myers theme)
This is a music pack containing songs from both Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number!
Here is a song list:
Main Menu: Fahkeet (HLM2)
Smoker theme: Technoir (HLM2)
Hunter theme: Slum Lord (HLM2)
Charger theme: Divide (HLM2)
Jockey theme: Le Per.
If you did like this mod, you should check the other ones. I made a music replacem.
ONLY CONCERT MODS! OTHER MODS NOT INCLUDED! Also is my first mod thanks.
Replaces Midnight Riders music in Dark Carnival
Replaces Midnight Riders posters, logos, and billboards
Replaces music at end of game.
Changes easter egg tourbus in The Passing
Changes normal End Rush and End Credits music
L4D2 Custom Sound and Music Tutorial
Contents
Since the August 20, 2010 update, L4D2 fully supports custom sounds. Instructions provided by Valve are available in the L4D2 Campaign Add-on Tutorial article. This article covers how custom sounds are used in L4D2, file management, and testing.
Getting started
If a custom sound file is found at left 4 dead 2/left4dead2/addons/customsoundaddon/sound/ambient/testsound.wav:
Some suggestions
Keep assets organized, separate, and as small as possible. Also, sounds in L4D2 are usually assigned using soundscripts. Start with at the least the following when developing with sounds:
Getting it to sound right
So the sound works in-game now. what next? The rest of the article covers just that:
Compatible file types, specs, and 
bugs
bugs In other words, the sound system in L4D2 is buggy but extensive testing will still give desired results. eventually.
Although you’re not restricted to these, the following are known sample rates, bitrates, and channels that were used in official sounds:
Location matters!
For example, the song to the rolling credits, music/unalive/themonsterswithin.wav, plays over almost every other sound. If that sound file (along with the soundscript entry) is moved to the different directory, the music will behave differently. The player will hear other sounds mixed into the ending credits, such as zombies moaning, survivor remarks, soundscapes, etc.
A feature called soundmixers may be the script behind priority/ducking of sounds. The location of a sound file within the sound directory dynamically controls what is played in the foreground and what is softened or muted. The script is located in scripts\soundmixers.txt within pak01_dir.vpk. See GCFScape for details on how to extract the script for viewing. To do: It doesn’t seem to translate perfectly in-game, so it could be hard coded folder locations.
Looping
Sounds that loop need to be looped with a third-party program. Please see Looping a Sound for details.
Looping examples: tank in-play music, motor engine, attacked by a hunter music, player-in-acid-pool music
Soundscripts
Per-map soundscripts appear to be the only way to create custom or modified soundscript entries. Brand new soundscript entries can easily be created or an existing soundscript entry like Event.Tank can be safely overridden for a single map. When testing or shipping, the result is a maps folder that contains a _level_sounds.txt for every map within the campaign.
Open _level_sounds.txt with a text editor.
Please see L4D2 Soundscripts for more details. To do: Cover L4D2 soundscripts. What is unique to the game.
Soundscript entries
An entry can be played in-game via console or entity, such as ambient_generic or ambient_music. An example entry:
If a value has a space or tab character within it, wrap it in «quote marks».
Soundscripts are used frequently
All official in-game sound effects, vocalizations, and music rely on soundscripts to tweak the sound to the desired channels, volume, pitch, etc. With maps/ _level_sounds.txt. You can customize existing entries without causing conflicts with other addons and official campaigns. Simply copy the entries you would like to change to the per-map soundscript.
Soundscript entries can be found in the scripts/game_sounds_*.txt folder by opening pak01_dir.vpk with GCFScape.
Interesting soundscripts
All of them are interesting. Here are a couple of them:
Soundscapes
Because Soundscapes are «Per Map» every single map of a campaign needs one.
To avoid copy-pasting the entire script and keeping track of changes across all soundscape files, you can create a «master» soundscape which has all the content it needs, while all other soundscript files simply «include» the master script. So all changes in the master are automatically loaded into all other scripts.
like so:
Official maps only use env_soundscape for level sound design. Other entities and methods may not work as intended. Feel free to experiment!
Testing
With console
With entities
To do: extend testing: sounding right, unique music features in l4ds.
Shipping
As mentioned in the L4D2 Campaign Add-on Tutorial, the final, and most likely separate, VPK will contain all the unique assets to your campaign or single map. In terms of custom sound, simply copy over the sound folder and per-map soundscripts that you have been working with. Congratulations on shipping!