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* FonixData.cdf for lip syncing. This specifically should be in the Data/Sound/Voice/Processing/ folder in your Skyrim directory. This file is reportedly created when the Creation Kit is installed; if not, then see here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/40971 | * FonixData.cdf for lip syncing. This specifically should be in the Data/Sound/Voice/Processing/ folder in your Skyrim directory. This file is reportedly created when the Creation Kit is installed; if not, then see here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/40971 | ||
* If you are using Skyrim Special Edition then you will need to download and install Nukem's CK fixes: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/20061. (If you are using the SSE CK, you should be using this anyways—trust me.) | * If you are using Skyrim Special Edition then you will need to download and install Nukem's CK fixes: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/20061. (If you are using the SSE CK, you should be using this anyways—trust me.) | ||
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==Audio File Naming Convention== | ==Audio File Naming Convention== | ||
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[[File:QI-VoiceLines-Fig6-VoiceFolder1.PNG]] | [[File:QI-VoiceLines-Fig6-VoiceFolder1.PNG]] | ||
− | + | In this folder, create a new folder whose name is your plugin's name exactly. For instance, if my plugin's filename was "KM's Test Plugin.esp", then I would create a new folder named "KM's Test Plugin.esp". | |
[[File:QI-VoiceLines-Fig7-VoiceFolder2.PNG]] | [[File:QI-VoiceLines-Fig7-VoiceFolder2.PNG]] | ||
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* Generally, it's just faster. | * Generally, it's just faster. | ||
* The label track can be saved and reloaded so that its labels can easily be adjusted later. | * The label track can be saved and reloaded so that its labels can easily be adjusted later. | ||
− | * It allows multiple people to work on the implementation at once. | + | * It allows multiple people to work on the implementation at once. For instance the implementer could create the label track on the original audio while a sound engineer is simultaneously mastering the audio. Then, the implementer could load their label track onto the mastered audio to cut into individual files. |
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===Creating the Label Track=== | ===Creating the Label Track=== | ||
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[[File:QI-VoiceLines-Fig15-Stereo.png]] | [[File:QI-VoiceLines-Fig15-Stereo.png]] | ||
− | <li> To convert to 44100 Hz, use Ctrl+A to select your entire track, and then go to Tracks → Resample and select 44100 Hz | + | <li> To convert to 44100 Hz, use Ctrl+A to select your entire track, and then go to Tracks → Resample and select 44100 Hz.</li> |
[[File:QI-VoiceLines-Fig16-Resample.png]] | [[File:QI-VoiceLines-Fig16-Resample.png]] |