I just installed my first PinSound board in a GnR and I'm loving it so far. I do, however, have a few questions about modifying one of the sound packages I downloaded. The mix contains five folders: Jingle, Music, SFX, Single and Voice. In the "Single" folder, there is a sub-folder called "1505898115-GAME OVER". This folder contains the music clip that plays after the match sequence. What I'd like to do is add a second sound clip that can also be called. It is my understanding that if you put multiple sound clips in the same sub-folder, they will be randomly played when they are called by the game. I tried this, but my new clip never plays. What am I doing wrong? Do I need to name the new sound clip anything in particular?

Also, is there somewhere I can find a list of all the events in the game and their corresponding numbers? I assumed this information would be available when I loaded the file into PinSound Studio Pro, but I don't see it anywhere. In fact, I'm a bit confused by the software. It doesn't seem like there is much you can do with it other than some basic volume settings and assigning custom shaker motor actions.

Thanks for the advice. I'll give it a shot. It should be the right format. I edited it in Audacity then exported it as a 16-bit .wav file. I did the same thing to replace one of the existing songs in the mix, and that one plays fine in the game.

I'm extracting a new sound package right now, so I won't be able to get to it until tomorrow. I'll definitely keep you guys posted.

LOL!!! It turns out that's exactly what happened. When I was testing it last night, it just happened to randomly play the same track three times in a row, so I falsely assumed it wasn't working properly. When I tried it again this morning, it played my new track the first two times and then the old track the third time.

Is there any specific method required for naming the songs within the folders? On the mixes I downloaded, I noticed that most of the song titles have a number before them such as "06-Paradise City". I'm assuming this is simply a reference to the track number on the album and doesn't have any bearing on how the PinSound board recognizes it.

Ah, this explains why I was confused by the PinSound Studio Pro software. The limited functionality seemed odd, but I guess that's because they haven't migrated all the features over yet.

No worries. I cleaned it up for you.

I've finally got my GnR mix exactly how I want it. I'm super happy with the way it turned out. PinSound is such an amazing product!