Ambient Soundtrack

[Adorno1]

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:

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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.

Technical info:

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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...

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.

[Flanged]

Nice work Adorno, I nearly always play without music in Native because it's more realistic, but with these sound effects I can leave the music on, and enjoy even more realism.

[Hader]

Definitely will make running around the village countryside more enjoyable. Those peasants are so bland and boring....