Forza Horizon Radio Extender

Overview

A tool that lets you add your own music to the radio stations of Forza Horizon 6. Your tracks are added alongside the stock ones, and the stock ones can be replaced without duration limitation. Support for Forza Horizon 4 and 5 is also included.

• []Launch the tool.[/]

  []Select a station.[/]

  []Add your tracks.[/]

  []Build and wait.[/]

  []Done, ready to play.[/]

You can also replace the default tracks with your own, without being limited to the original's length. Or simply disable them.

It is also recommended to fine-tune the markers for each music track. Below is a little more detail about the marker system.

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Markers

Forza Horizon 4/5/6 uses a system of timing markers that tell the game when and what to play in different scenarios. When you add or replace a music track, standard universal values are used so it works (more or less) correctly.

To make a track sound as native as possible in-game, each track's markers should be tuned manually.

The tool includes a marker editor. It lets you tune the game's timing markers conveniently and precisely.

Marker guide

Below is a description of the markers.

Global markers:

• []TrackStart — start of the track. Default: 0.[/]

  []End — end of the track. Default: 100%.[/]

Open-world markers:

• []DJStart — where the DJ comes in at the end and the music fades out. Best placed right at the end as the track fades, 3-5 seconds before the end. Default: 100% - 5 sec.[/]

  []DJDrop — where the DJ finishes talking at the start and the music comes to the front. Best placed after the intro or on an early drop, no later than 30 seconds. Default: 0 sec.[/]

  []DJSegment — a DJ insert in the middle of the track, layered on top of the music. I'd put it on some calmer part mid-track. Default: 60%.[/]

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