Replacement - Fallout 4 Sound Effects Rework Project (Updated)

This mod repackages the weapon sounds from ReeseSFX's F4RP mod as replacements

Original address:

Prefix:

Fallout 4 Resound Project - Guns (optional if you want to use the FO4RP-3rdAutoPatch file):

Updated on May 29th:

Patch 2.11

• Fixed the problem of double gunshots when firing automatic handguns.

Updated to version 2.1.0 on January 25th, and optional volume reduction patch

Updated version 1.02 of FO4RP-3rdAutoPatch file on January 10, 2026

Updated version 1.01 of FO4RP-3rdAutoPatch file on December 22

Optional FO4RP-3rdAutoPatch file updated on December 18th):

Patch version. Must use FO4RP as a prefix; no replacer is required.

This version uses the same sound effects but in a different format, covering the automatic shooting sound effects to avoid third-person rate of fire loopholes.

Updated to version 1.2.0 on December 16th

Updated on November 18th:

1.0.3 (last version)

• Fixed an issue with NPC volume being too high when playing Thompson and replaced their voices with those that match the weapons
• Other small improvements

[Just in case, I added a changelog in the posts section]

I recently downloaded the original mod and immediately fell in love with the sound of it. However, I encountered a bug in the third-person perspective: the weapon's rate of fire changes based on the character's movements - the rate of fire increases when aiming and decreases when crouching. It turns out that the game (at least to me) actually behaves this way, and the original sound effects do a good job of masking this behavior.

In the original Fallout 4, automatic fire was accompanied by a repetitive looping sound effect. In contrast, ReeseSFX's mod extends the weapon sound system so that each bullet can be generated and processed independently. I can't find any other way to solve the third-person perspective problem except to repackage the original sound into a loop similar to the original.

The rate of fire sounds stable, and while it will sacrifice some of the quality of the original mod, I'm releasing this mod with the author's permission for reference by players who may encounter similar issues. If you don't play third-person with automatic weapons, I recommend playing the original version because each bullet is randomly generated. Imagine this - in the original, some weapons only had a single firing sound!

I tried to preserve the variety of the original as much as possible, making each shot as different as possible within the constraints of the original's file structure. Now this replacer just overrides ReeseSFX

Recommended modules: Reverb and Ambiance Overhaul

Persistent Volume Sliders

(I really hope this text reads okay. My English is not very good and I have to say a few nice words to ChatGPT because he always wants to sneak in all kinds of random content, haha)