I have the power to upgrade my voice
I've always thought that some of the drum sounds were a bit depressing as they proclaimed that DragonBorn had fought heroically through another level. Honestly, there's only one thing that can do it in my head, He Man's "I Have the Power" clip is awesome. 'nuff said :)
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I've always thought that some of the drum sounds were a bit depressing as they proclaimed that DragonBorn had fought heroically through another level. Honestly, there's only one thing that can do it in my head, He Man's "I Have the Power" clip is awesome. 'nuff said :)
All credit goes to WeskerKing1 for giving me this idea in "Morrowind Level Up Fanfare". It's a very simple matter of using audacity to convert the file to .wav format and then put it into a folder path: steamapps/common/Skyrim Special Edition/Data/Sound/FX/UI.
If you have any mod that replaces a lot of sounds then just accept the override if needed. I personally don't have the file ui_levelup.wav but it seems to work just fine.
All credit goes to Mattel for the sound clips from his fantastic animated series :)
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All credit goes to WeskerKing1 for giving me this idea in his `Morrowind Level Up Fanfare`. It's Pretty simple affair to use audacity to convert a file (as well as mucking with the levels if needed) to.wav format and then drop it into the folder path: steamapps/common/Skyrim Special Edition/Data/Sound/FX/UI.
If you have any mods that replace a lot of sounds then just accept the overwrite if needed. I personally didn't have the file ui_levelup.wav but it seems to work perfectly fine.
All credit to Mattel for the sound clip from the fantastic animated series:)
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