FREDZ: Created page with "Because most people that make custom sounds for Kingpin do it wrong, here’s a tutorial on how you should save your sound. Normal all sound from Kingpin stands in the directory: Kingpin\main\sounds\ {| border="1" cellspacing="4" cellpadding="4" |- | colspan="2" | Sound should always be saved in the following format: |- | Audio-Division: | Wave PCM |- | Average data speed: | 44,100 Kb/second |- | Samplefrequentie: | 22050Hz or 22.50Khz |- | Channels: | 1 Mono |- | Bit..."

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Created page with "Because most people that make custom sounds for Kingpin do it wrong, here’s a tutorial on how you should save your sound. Normal all sound from Kingpin stands in the directory: Kingpin\main\sounds\ {| border="1" cellspacing="4" cellpadding="4" |- | colspan="2" | Sound should always be saved in the following format: |- | Audio-Division: | Wave PCM |- | Average data speed: | 44,100 Kb/second |- | Samplefrequentie: | 22050Hz or 22.50Khz |- | Channels: | 1 Mono |- | Bit..."

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Because most people that make custom sounds for Kingpin do it wrong, here’s a tutorial on how you should save your sound.

Normal all sound from Kingpin stands in the directory: Kingpin\main\sounds\

{| border="1" cellspacing="4" cellpadding="4"
|-
| colspan="2" | Sound should always be saved in the following format:
|-
| Audio-Division:
| Wave PCM
|-
| Average data speed:
| 44,100 Kb/second
|-
| Samplefrequentie:
| 22050Hz or 22.50Khz
|-
| Channels:
| 1 Mono
|-
| Bit rate:
| 352 Kbps
|}
'''Important Note:'''

Never save sound in stereo or any other format because it can cause Kingpin to crash.

'''Why are WAV files mono?'''

The engine calculates that there are multiple sound spots. If you can make maps for Kingpin, you’ll understand that if you place a target_speaker, you don’t place just one but multiple, so you eventually achieve a stereo effect.

'''The sound program that Xatrix used was:'''

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_Forge Sound Forge 4.5]

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