Hello.

I found a video from Jeff Favignano where he is playing LSPDFR. In this Video, he used the police megaphone to stop a suspect. How did he used it? Video is named "wanted in Davis". You can find it in the playlist LSPDFR 2016.

Jeff isn't using a megaphone mod. He's simply editing his recorded voice in post-production to sound like a megaphone.

@ImThatN1k I have to go to work right now but I can give you my settings that I used on my first LSPDFR video using Sony Vegas.

18 hours ago, Hyfrith said:

Jeff isn't using a megaphone mod. He's simply editing his recorded voice in post-production to sound like a megaphone.

 

11 hours ago, EOchoa8 said:

@ImThatN1k I have to go to work right now but I can give you my settings that I used on my first LSPDFR video using Sony Vegas.

THIS. I do it to for some of my patrol videos. Vegas makes it easy because you can save the settings and reload them anytime you need them. I used to use audacity to achieve the effect before Sony Vegas. Just use a hi pass filter and a touch of reverb.

 

Edited June 8, 20169 yr by BuddaRocks

On 07/06/2016 at 0:14 PM, Hyfrith said:

Jeff isn't using a megaphone mod. He's simply editing his recorded voice in post-production to sound like a megaphone.

I know this. But I know how he used the real megaphone. When you are pressing E in a traffic stop you can use it.

1 hour ago, ImThatN1k said:

I know this. But I know how he used the real megaphone. When you are pressing E in a traffic stop you can use it.

What? As far as I am aware there is no megaphone function built into lspdfr. 

LSPDFR does not have the ability to "read" audio from your microphone. 

Edited June 9, 20169 yr by BuddaRocks

On 09/06/2016 at 9:36 PM, ImThatN1k said:

I know this. But I know how he used the real megaphone. When you are pressing E in a traffic stop you can use it.

I don't really understand what you're trying to say now.

In vanilla LSPDFR, if you are in a pursuit, you can press Shift (default) and your character will call out some in-game recorded insult towards the perp. Just the same as the NPC police do against you.

However, there is no way for a player to do what Jeff does when conducting a traffic stop in some of his videos and use your own mic to broadcast over the "megaphone". Jeff achieves this effect in his video by editing his voice in post-production.

1 hour ago, Hyfrith said:

I don't really understand what you're trying to say now.

In vanilla LSPDFR, if you are in a pursuit, you can press Shift (default) and your character will call out some in-game recorded insult towards the perp. Just the same as the NPC police do against you.

However, there is no way for a player to do what Jeff does when conducting a traffic stop in some of his videos and use your own mic to broadcast over the "megaphone". Jeff achieves this effect in his video by editing his voice in post-production.

I am familiar with the episode I think he is referring to. Jeff does use an elgato capture, but he did say something about how he has the game audio and his mic routed through some additional software for EQ'ing and other vocal effects. If I recall correctly, Jeff may have a key binded to that setup that effects a filter on his vocal channel temporarily so he can achieve that effect "as it happens" But I am not 100% on this. 

In reality, I prefer to do it for my vids in post so I have complete control over the effects. 

On 11.6.2016 at 3:24 PM, Hyfrith said:

I don't really understand what you're trying to say now.

In vanilla LSPDFR, if you are in a pursuit, you can press Shift (default) and your character will call out some in-game recorded insult towards the perp. Just the same as the NPC police do against you.

However, there is no way for a player to do what Jeff does when conducting a traffic stop in some of his videos and use your own mic to broadcast over the "megaphone". Jeff achieves this effect in his video by editing his voice in post-production.

I know it's a bit late but that's what I meant and I figured it out myself. But yea thanks anyways.

Edited May 29, 20178 yr by ImThatN1k