Modding your own music into the game is already easy, but I just wanted to share my personal selection moreso as a convenience factor for those who don't wanna go through the hassle. 4GB New Vegas -> 4GB VRAM enabled for New Vegas. New Vegas Stutter Remover -> Essential to remove certain stutter issues. Mod Configuration Menu -> Many mods will not work without this. I wasn't able to alter everything, like the stingers that play after a battle, but if you guys have any issues, or if you'd like to see anything improved upon, feedback is greatly appreciated. New Vegas Script Extender (not on Nexus) -> essential mod, makes most other mods work. I acquired most of the music from here, with some of the New Vegas ambience being ripped straight from the source. lolĪ portion of sound effects have been altered, too, such as the perk confirmation noise, and the Sanctuary discovery jingle. I didn't know how to theme the Railroad properly, so I just slapped together a few of the 'tribal' ambiences from Fallout 2.

Institute plays 'technology' sounding stuff, like the music from Vault City and Vault 13 Brotherhood and Minutemen areas play 'military' music (NCR & etc.) Towns come with their own flavor of mystique and allure, supplied by the desert sounds of Shady Sands Cityscapes are now grim reminders of what's been lost, amplified by Morgan's 'Metallic Monks' Dungeons become even more nerve-wracking with a mix of tension-inducing tracks from Mark Morgan and Inon Zur The foothills are serenaded with the somber yet sweet melodies of Goodsprings I sorted certain tracks thematically, depending on the area: Ever felt like Bethesda's version of the wasteland wasn't desolate enough? Have you always wanted that feeling of someone- or some thing- watching you? Enhance your Fallout 4 experience with the exploration and combat music replaced by a selection of tracks from Fallout 1, 2, and New Vegas.

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