Fallout New Vegas More Music Mod
DeepStyle is an open-source branch of DeepDream, a computer vision program developed by a Google engineer. DeepDream uses a complex neural network to; “find and enhance patterns in images via algorithmic pareidolia.” Put more simply, it gives images a strange, dream-like reworking. This particular mod was born by feeding a wide array of random source art into DeepStyle. After that, jam2go ran the Fallout New Vegas textures through the network. Not only that, but he also distorted the music and swapped around all of the game’s sound effects and dialogue; as if the visuals weren’t surreal enough. This latter effect was achieved via a script which is.
Fallout 4 New Vegas radio mod? - posted in Fallout 4 Mod Requests: So I like the radio in new vegas by far more than that I like the base fallout 4 one. Is there a mod that adds that music list to fallout 4?
- For Fallout: New Vegas on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Is there a mod that allowsyou to use music on your computer as a radio playlist?'
- Any radio mods with 80s music? Would be cool to listen to kenny loggins or robert palmer in new vegas #2. Cerberus Shepard. May 25, 2017 @ 10:45am The mod is called R.A.C.E and is available on the nexus! I use it my self for a heavy metal fallout NV(since the 40's stuff makes me really tired out of bordom!). If you navigate to Steam.
Author notesIf you want to use these in your mod that's fine, but hey, credit where credits due. These take time to assemble, pick and organize. I spend HOURS amounting to DAYS doing research, listening to all the crap that doesn't make the cut. Then they have to be leveled, some need to be edited down to cut out applause or other extemporaneous noises, pops, clicks and buzzes. This didn't take me five minutes. So don't be 'that guy' and just take all the songs I threw together for New Vegas and cram them into Fallout 4, then copy and paste directly from my song list, and then don't even have the courtesy to mention where you got them because it's public domain.
That doesn't mean this didn't take work, you Canadian ponce.Seriously, don't be that guy. Check out my other Radio Mod if you're playing Fallout 4.If you liked Old Man Mose's 'More Where That Came From' for GNR in Fallout 3, then you'll love these.
These packs add songs to both New Vegas radio stations that fit each of their distinct vibes. Radio New Vegas includes more Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Tony Bennett, Louis Prima, and lot's of 40's and 50's gems. Mojave Music Radio adds a number of 40's western groups like Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, The Sons of the Pioneers, Tex Williams, Bob Wills, and Bing Crosby doing some western inspired numbers with the Andrews Sisters. Even if you don't like 'Country' music. (I HATE country) I think you'll find these enjoyable as I tried to stick to stuff that is considered more western and western swing which was popular back in the 40's.I also include a number of songs the developers made a nod to in-game in the form of Quest names. 'That Lucky Old Sun', 'Ring-a-ding-ding', and 'Whispering Grass' just to name a few.With the imminent release of Fallout 4 I noticed a large uptick in downloads. Considering I'm using this myself with TTW right now, I figured I'd release a bonus pack of songs I've added over the last year.
Enjoy.With the update to Mojave Music Radio and the Expansion Pack for Radio New Vegas I consider this final. I'll be back for Fallout 4 though.
Thanks for listening!If songs are too loud on the pipboy, try leveling them down with, It's pretty easy just add all the MP3s, analyze, and adjust the db down accordingly in the box at the top. I'd suggest doing this in increments of -5db until they're where you want them.I do not use these with (although I do use it for my 'other' music and endorse it.) If you are please follow his instructions. If you want to use both sets of songs some files will have to be renamed to higher numbers or they will overwrite each other. Mediquette suggests a bulk file renamer like the one found.NOTES ON INSTALLING RADIO NEW VEGAS TRACKS.1.
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Requires by Jarol. Download that here:2. Paste his files into the root New Vegas directory, it's in the same folder that the Data folder is in. (Where FalloutNV.exe is) You do not need to worry about the batch files (I have already done steps 3-5 on Jarrol's installation instructions.YOU DO NOT NEED TO REFORMAT THE FILES THEY ARE READY TO WORK WITH THIS PLAYER AS IS)3. Download the 125 Radio New Vegas Tracks and the 25 Extension pack (if you haven't already) extract them, and put the mp3s and oggs inFallout New Vegas/Data/sound/songs/radionvextend(Yes, I am aware that using the NMM deposits these in the data folder instead of this folder, sorry for the oversight but I wasn't using NMM when I created it. You will need to copy and paste. Installing the expansion pack with NMM should create the directory for you)4.
Run Extended NVR Generator.exe which should be located in the New Vegas folder(The folder that contains the data folder) If you installed the extended generator correctly it should be there. Please note that you must run the generator executable as administrator (unless you've installed to somewhere other than the program files folder or set the New Vegas folder to allow read/write)5. Set number of songs to 125. Set other options as you choose.
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(If you download the expansion pack use 150)If you ARE NOT also using the Mojave track pack you may want to set all radios to NVR. But you shouldn't those tracks are great.If you have Fallout 3 there's a guide for adding the songs from Galaxy News Radio in the readme that came with the generator mod. This requires both Fallout 3 and FOMM (Fallout Mod Manager). Using FOMM you will extract the files (from the sound or songs.bsa, I forget which) and make sure you place them in the GNR folder located in data/sound/songs6.
Hit generate esp and then make sure you enable the esp in your mod manager or launcher.NOTES ON INSTALLING MOJAVE MUSIC RADIO TRACKS.1. Download the esp package for Mojave Music Radio Extended by ZeroDiamond2. Get the 100 track esp and place it in the data folder (Where esp files go)3. If you haven't already, download the 100 Mojave Radio tracks on this page and extract them.
Put the mp3s and mono oggs inData/sound/songs/mojaveextend (You may have to create that last folder)4. Using my tracks or his is fairly optional depending on yourpreferences. Mine are more 40's western swing, pop western and cowboysongs and his has a lot of bluegrass/folk which struck me as out of place.You're free to mix and match, I think there are a few crossovers but not many.If you do use some of his tracks please note that some of his do not work properly becausethe mono.ogg files are corrupted. You can tell which ones are by their file size (0).5.
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Make sure you check off the box for the Mojave 100 track esp in FOMM/NMM.All tracks have had their bitrates adjusted to 128kbps. Volumes have beennormalized.