Y'all outta know by now we don't do real April Fools jokes on this channel. *BUT* if you're in the Heavy Iron Modding community, I got you covered! If you're wondering how I make these music swaps... well then you might wanna sit down, as it is a very complicated process. I turn the game on. Then I go to the options menu, an integral feature in almost every modern game ever. Finally, I turn the music down under the option labeled "music." And that's it!... Actually, that's only half true for this game. I turned down the music using the mod "SA2 Volume Controls," a link for which can be found in the description. Music Swap Requests guidelines can be found here: docs.google.com/document/d/1tdOdiXwtQIznf_-ta2onMATPr3gxQHWRZRS0jFHNv-0/edit?usp=sharing
It isn't hard to actually replace the music in PC SA2. The game's files can be found in your C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Sonic Adventure 2. They're right there, unencrypted. All you need is a program to convert audio files to ADX.
@@thisisasupersayin376 I am well aware how to replace the music in SA2, this is what I did all the way back in the original music swap. *BUT* that in turn means you can't edit in what you want, and it also means I have to re-record a level/boss everytime someone sends a request. By silencing the music all together, I basically make future SA2 related videos easier to do. As well as potentially make it easier for other content creators. As all of my musicless footage is available as free-to-use B-roll, or for other people to make their own swaps.
