For now, I'll simply show how to swap out a song in Pistol Whip. The timings, visual effects, etc. are all generated from the audio file, so this is a MUCH better method than simply muting the audio and playing something in the background, trying to time playing the song to the song's start.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSbFB692NTo&feature=youtu.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvuaCH9MpxQ&lc=z22mg5oobrjiypkkvacdp430u4z3vgsle2bk1oulfdpw03c010c&feature=em-comments

1. Install Wwise

  1. Go to

Download Wwise

And download Wwise. Once you download the launcher, open it and install the latest Wwise version

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2. Open Wwise and create a new project

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Name it anything. You can deselect all the assets to import. You don't need a paid version, the demo version works fine for this.

3. Click on "Project," Import Audio Files (Shift+I)

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Drag in your wav file (I think it needs to be a wav file. You can use the free "Audicity app"

to convert an MP3 to a wav.