Creating an Altsound for Visual Pinball from scratch

Step by step on creating an Altsound for VPX from scratch.
Altsound offers total control over the music and sounds of a VPX table.
In this video we talk about how to create an altsound by using Pinmame to record all of the original ROM sounds and create a .csv file to manipulate them.
Guide Thread
mega.nz/file/c...
Altsound Repository
altsound.vpin24...
Some of my Altsounds
vpuniverse.com...

[@nikolafeve]

Your altsound are incredible. Thank you very much for your work

[@danmassie2506]

I wish I had this guide a couple months ago. :)

[@3rdaxis649]

Interesting.

[@martyhaury7202]

hello thank you for the video tutorial but I wanted to know if you have a pdf or other version to read the different stages of creating an altsound thank you
cordially marty02

[@MajorFrenchy]

Well done.

[@jlang4492]

Can you do a video on how to change text in a rom?

[@DaveRoscoe]

Any idea where the Apophis tutorial you linked to on VPForums went?

[@iDigStuff]

No idea. Everything in the guide is covered in my videos though. You can also reach out to him and ask.

[@wonkaredits3327]

Did you make the follow up video showing the changes to tracks ? I want to start making some altsound packages to give something back to the virtual pinball community.

[@iDigStuff]

I haven’t yet, no.

[@treymitchell5229]

Is there a new link for the guide thread? The one in the description doesn't exist anymore.

[@iDigStuff]

New things coming very soon. Depending on your timeline you may want to wait.

[@iDigStuff]

Updated the old link

[@paulpolizzi3421]

Thats cool

[@lucvanesch181]

Am i the only one, not seeing F5 F6 after F4 ?

[@IdealCab]

dont have the F options too. any ideas?

[@IdealCab]

got it. you need the new version of vpinmame