High-Fidelity Music Project

Basically, higher quality music with less audio compression for both radio and background tracks in the entire game, its DLCs and CC content.

This mod uses audio from PS4 as a source, so no AI or other processing.

Just take a listen at SoundCloud

Fallout 4 is a game from 2015. So in order to reduce the size of the install, Bethesda used audio compression. A pretty strong audio compression. You can really hear the compression artifacts.

PS4 version of the game features better sound quality because it uses Sony's proprietary audio format.

This mod is a port of PS4 music to PC. It takes up more storage, but it is definitely worth it.

Above is an animated spectrogram that visualizes the differences. As you can see, vanilla version has a lot of data missing (black blocky patches). And any sound higher than 12kHz is completely cut off.

This is a different spectrogram. Here, blue represents the vanilla audio, and green is this mod's audio. As you can tell, much more audio data is preserved.

Simple version.

If you have all the DLCs, just download the main file and install it like any other mod.

If you don't own the DLCs or own only some of them, download the respective files under optional downloads.

Complex version.

To do so, you need to add the names of the archives at the end of SResourceArchiveList2= in your Fallout4.ini or Fallout4Custom.ini

So, If I use the All in One version my line is going to look like this

"SResourceArchiveList2=Fallout4 - Animations.ba2, HQMusicAIO - Main.ba2"

With not All in One version, you just add the names of those archives. You guys are smart, you'll figure it out!

[*]This mod was formerly know as High Quality Music from PS4. The rebrandin