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True Music Addon: Tales of Horror Vol.2: The Twilight Zone

Sadge :(

Probably won't be maintaining this one for B42. Anyone else welcome to fork and port.

Please, update this to B42?
I miss all the stories lol

You can play it like music cassettes with the true music mod. You can find the tapes randomly in the world. No additional steps needed, works like any other true music mod.

Perhaps this is a dumb question, but how do I get this in-game? Is it just a station I tune to? Also, will it work in multiplayer if the server owner and I both have the mod, or are there any additional steps that might need to be taken for the server owner?

@Zenith thanks! That sure is useful, and I will make a note of it. I'm somewhat familiar with a lot of tools but I want to point out one specific thing you said here below. (I will probably use oldskool CoolEdit btw). The fact loss of quality is time-period accurate didn't even cross my mind, good call there. Makes the task a bit easier to optimize performance/quality I suppose :)

--- On Audacity ---
Audacity is a thing. It's no longer 100% freeware, and is ""acquired"" by some Russian company. It's now 'collecting data' and doing some other stuff with 'malware-ish' properties. You can find a bunch of the information in their altered ToS (yes it stands out from industry standards). It's been that way for 2 years now. Probably can find a good video on it somewhere in 'someordinarygamer' YT library.

I use adobe audition. I imagine you can do this in any feature rich audio editor though (Audacity for sure!) .ogg files can use Vorbis for compression which has a 100-0 slider. When I export I set it to 30 and use a sample rate of 22050 at 50% quality.

If you listen really closely with it at max volume you can for sure hear some crunch but you don't need perfect audio in zomboid; they're likely going to be background audio and it's actually thematically accurate for the time period.

Other important note; if if you're putting the songs in both tapes and Vinyls make sure to manually delete the duplicates in the tapes and change all the .ogg references in the tapes folder to use the Vinyl oggs.

I was just wondering. How do you compress the audio files?

Other than the application, any pointers to avoid noticeable quality reduction would be nice.
I might make some mods to compliment the Twilight Series sometime soon.
Thinking about it, because I like casual storytelling tapes to listen to during my playthrough,
and I know a bunch of good stuff that others might like too (I mean A LOT more than the 20-ish Twilight tapes).