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Greeze's Vocal .wav Files for Scripting

Posted by Greeze.

Download the entire collection or grab the individual .wav files below.

This is a collection of .wav files I put together for vocal feedback from scripts. To use them, extract the .zip, or copy the individual files, into your C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\USERNAME\team fortress 2\tf\sound\ folder and reference them with the play command. See the Custom .wav files section for more information.

For example, to have your spy config tell you that you're disguising as a red soldier:

disguise 3 0; play cfg/red_soldier.wav

Another use is to add play commands at the bottom of every class config file to provide feedback on which class config has loaded:

play cfg/spy.wav; wait 100; play cfg/settingsExecuted.wav

The following files are currently included in the zip. The filenames represent which word(s) are spoken in each .wav:

Blue: blue.wav, blue_demoman.wav, blue_engineer.wav, blue_hwguy.wav, blue_medic.wav, blue_pyro.wav, blue_scout.wav, blue_sniper.wav, blue_soldier.wav, blue_spy.wav

Red: red.wav, red_demoman.wav, red_engineer.wav, red_hwguy.wav, red_medic.wav, red_pyro.wav, red_scout.wav, red_sniper.wav, red_soldier.wav, red_spy.wav

General: demoman.wav, engineer.wav, hwguy.wav, medic.wav, pyro.wav, scout.wav, settingsExecuted.wav, sniper.wav, soldier.wav, spy.wav

These files were created in Audacity by recording Vista's Text-To-Speech and applying an echo effect with a delay of .01 and amplitude of .75. They have all been saved as high-quality .wav files, which gives them a larger filesize than necessary. I will be downsampling all of them and re-uploading soon (unless some kind soul beats me to it).

creepy's Vocal .wav Files for Scripting

Posted by creepy.

Download the collection (705k).

Credit for this idea goes to Greeze (above). I created my own collection using AT&T Labs Research's Text-to-Speech demo. These files were created using the expected spelling except I spelled demoman as "demo man" because it sounded more natural. I used the Crystal (US English) voice but there are a number of other voices available on the site should you want to create your own collection. The site is very easy to use.

This collection mirrors Greeze's collection in naming so that you can replace his files with mine and not have to change your scripts. You can use Greeze's instructions (above) to use these files. As of this posting, my collection is smaller in file size, 700k v. 4.5MB, but the audio quality is still very good.

You can post and use these files any way you like as long as you include the read me but there are restrictions on their use from AT&T Labs Research. Please read their web policy for more info.