If everything was set up right, your sound effect will have played when you pick up an item box! Click File > Save and open up your edited Mario Kart Wii iso in Dolphin. Check the box labled 'Loop' and click okay.Ħ. Now it should bring up a window like this. Now find the sound you would like to replace and open. Right click on the sound Audio and click replace. You will be able to find this noise in Index 89, with the type RBNK, that looks like this.

GRP/RACE - Shared sfx across certain tracks.įor this example, we will be replacing the item box hit noise.

GRP/VO - Voice acting Where the voices of characters are stored.

Sadly, I won't be able to list them all here, but as a rule of thumb, here's what to look out for when looking for sound effects. Find the sound effect you would like to replace. You will be able to find the file in your iso dump folder here/DATA/files/soundĤ. Make sure to export the sound effect in a. Be sure to amplify it in Audacity to around 5 decibels more than normal. Then go to Config > Paths and check the 'Search subfolders' box for Dolphin to recognize the ripped game disc.Ģ. Then, right click on 'Disc' and click 'Extract entire disc' and extract to a folder.

To do this, right click on Mario Kart Wii and click on properties, and on the top right of the menu, click on filesystem.

Have you ever wanted to edit your sound effects, but don't know where any of them are? Well you're in luck! Unfortunately, this isn't as easy as adding a custom song, but with some poking around, you should be able to find what you're looking for.īrawlBox, a sound effect of your choice, Audacity, Dolphin, and a Mario Kart Wii isoġ.

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