So I remember seeing a mod for Half-Life 2 that involved replacing literally every single sound in the game into a person's bad voice imitation of those sounds. I started trying to imagine what that might sound like if I tried it and it would be pretty comical to say the least. I have the equipment to do that (Audacity, a microphone, and a copy of SCP:CB). How do you mod sound effects into SCP:CB and do you guys think this would be a good mod?

Itd be silly, yes, but its a ok idea. I do have a microphone, that of awful quality, and I have audacity. What if a bunch of people decided they liked this idea and did different parts of the sounds, like 1 person does music and a certain few scp sounds, someone does some other scp sounds and maybe some ambience, ect. I like the idea

I'll start production when I can. It may take a while, SCP:CB has a lot of effects.

I'd do it for a laugh. I have audacity and a studio microphone. Just be wary of this:

hug0905 wrote:Add this: Do NOT replace the sound effects with your voice.

Precipitator wrote:I'd do it for a laugh. I have audacity and a studio microphone. Just be wary of this:

hug0905 wrote:Add this: Do NOT replace the sound effects with your voice.

Whats so bad about it?

kinda curious...

PootWizard wrote:

Precipitator wrote:I'd do it for a laugh. I have audacity and a studio microphone. Just be wary of this:

hug0905 wrote:Add this: Do NOT replace the sound effects with your voice.

Whats so bad about it?

kinda curious...

It would sound completely ridiculous. Imagine doing a bad imitation of the "Horror.ogg" sound file that plays when 173 pops up in your face. Now imagine every other sound in the game being replaced in similar manner.

LORD DEATH wrote:It would sound completely ridiculous. Imagine doing a bad imitation of the "Horror.ogg" sound file that plays when 173 pops up in your face. Now imagine every other sound in the game being replaced in similar manner

Isn't being dumb kind of the point of these mods?