I have attached a video that explains my current issue i am dealing with. Thanks for the help.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-oWRBtBb04

For your two priority tones and airhorn, shorten them down to about a second or less and/or change the frequency that they play at. 

For your two priority tones and airhorn, shorten them down to about a second or less and/or change the frequency that they play at. 

All of them are less than one second, except for siren1. Where do i go about changing the frequency?

idk what to say man

All of them are less than one second, except for siren1. Where do i go about changing the frequency?

 

I'm not a modder and I don't really know much about creating custom content, but I'm fairly certain Audacity has a feature or something similar. Google is your friend :)

 

If your replacing audio files for the HORNS (Which you obviously are, custom sirens lol.) make sure you rebuild the archive as well.

 

Oddly enough I have your exact problem (well, had.) with a custom Weapon sound & mele sound(s), except the MELE file seemed to do what your siren does, every time people would fight I would just hear an ear-rape of loud noises and distortion. 

 

Just mess around with it a bit, I'm sure it would work eventually. 

Edited November 27, 201411 yr by Sonny236

Step 1. Go to www.video2mp3.net and paste the URL for the video.

Step 2. Download it.

Step 3. Cut it to contain the tones y want (separate files for wail,yelp,phaser,hi-lo,airhorn etc.) at www.mp3cut.net

Step 4. For each cutted file EXCEPT THE AIRHORN go to http://audio.online-convert.com/convert-to-wavand upload the file. But when converting, change the settings as follows (it's in a small box)

Change bit resolution: 16bit

Change sampling rate: 44100 Hz

Change audio channels: mono.

Then overwrite the cutted mp3s to avoid confusion.

For the airhorn: follow same procedure, but change the sampling rate to 16000Hz but if it doesn't work in game, try 22050Hz.

Step 5. Download and install a program called GoldWave.

Open all of the files (one after the other, not at same time) then go to File>Save As>Then select PCM signed 16bit mono, in File Type. Then save it, overwriting the converted wavs (it preserves stuff like sampling rate, audio channel etc)

Step 6: import the files into a fresh HORNS.ivaud file using GTAIVaud 1.1.5 (if you don't already have it, do a google search). My preferred order: SIREN_1: wail. SIREN_2: yelp. POLICE_WARNING: phaser. AMBULANCE_WARNING: Hi-Lo. And the airhorn in the 0xC7...something something slot. It doesn't have to be in that order, BTW. The main bits steps 1-5, and the first bit of 6.

Good luck, and nice choice of siren.

- cheesedude

Oh my god, just spent 15 mins typing out the above then watched the end of the video and realised you'd already done that! All for the best... *sigh*