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A soundtrack with ambient sounds of nature and some human activity (no music). Something there is very little/none of in native.
Meant to create a medieval atmosphere.
Very few soundeffects. If you fight long enough at the arena you might hear people shouting at you - courtesy of Rejenorst
And staying at the tavern for more than 30 sec. you'll hear some chattering. other than that: birds, wind, animals...
Anyway, hard to describe in words. I hope some will like it.
(If you know the ambient anti-soundtrack, you'll notice many similar sounds, but there are also some new samples in this)
How to install in M&B 1.01x:
There are two ways:
1. Replace the existing soundtrack: by placing the music folder in the mount&blade directory, and click yes to overwriting.
IMPORTANT: Make a backup of the original music folder if you wish to keep it.
2. To install the soundtrack in one particular mod, then do as follows:
- open the 'module.ini' file in the mod you wish to install Ambient Soundtrack into.
- find the line that says:
scan_module_sounds = 0
Replace the 0 with a 1 - like so:
scan_module_sounds = 1
Remember to save.
- Place the music.txt in the mod and say yes to overwriting.
- Finally place the music files in the 'music' folder in the mod. Play the mod and listen.
1. Replace the existing soundtrack: by placing the music folder in the mount&blade directory, and click yes to overwriting.
IMPORTANT: Make a backup of the original music folder if you wish to keep it.
2. To install the soundtrack in one particular mod, then do as follows:
- open the 'module.ini' file in the mod you wish to install Ambient Soundtrack into.
- find the line that says:
scan_module_sounds = 0
Replace the 0 with a 1 - like so:
scan_module_sounds = 1
Remember to save.
- Place the music.txt in the mod and say yes to overwriting.
- Finally place the music files in the 'music' folder in the mod. Play the mod and listen.
How to install in Warband: (by kenoxite)
Follow the steps below after you've installed it following the instructions in the readme.txt file.
This miniguide also assumes that you install this in a mod folder, not the root.
1. Copy the "wedding.ogg" file from the "music" folder (the one located in the root directory of Warband) to the mod's "music" one
2. Open the music.txt file of the mod and add this line at the end:
3. In the same txt file change the number at the beginning from 63 to 64.
That should do it. I merged it successfully with a Diplomacy+Polished Landscapes installation this way.
If you plan to install it on the root folder just skip step 1.
This miniguide also assumes that you install this in a mod folder, not the root.
1. Copy the "wedding.ogg" file from the "music" folder (the one located in the root directory of Warband) to the mod's "music" one
2. Open the music.txt file of the mod and add this line at the end:
Code:
wedding.ogg 256 256
That should do it. I merged it successfully with a Diplomacy+Polished Landscapes installation this way.
If you plan to install it on the root folder just skip step 1.
There is also an improved version for Warband that I suggest using rather than this one:
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,145744.msg3508002.html#msg3508002
Technical info:
Composed, produced and recorded with Cubase, using:
royalty free samples/soundeffects by:
www.soundsnap.com,
a sample by TheWitcher
and a few personal recordings.
Recorded in ogg. vorbis format 32 bit 44.100 khz. Stereo.
Sound quality of samples varies...
royalty free samples/soundeffects by:
www.soundsnap.com,
a sample by TheWitcher
and a few personal recordings.
Recorded in ogg. vorbis format 32 bit 44.100 khz. Stereo.
Sound quality of samples varies...
Credits:
TheWitcher (not the game) for ideas and some sound effects.
MrRoy for technical assistance on installation.
Rejenorst Media for vocals in taverns and arena tracks.
Kenoxite for installation instructions on Warband