MHW Voice Changer

Allow the reassigning of voices to other voices. This means that any voice or voice mod is compatible with (almost) any other voice!

Powered by the MHW Audio Modding Tool

Setup:

• []Download the zip and extract anywhere you want

  []Download the database file for the character voices

  []You'll also need Stracker's Loader installed as the resulting file it will generate will need it

  If you're converting a voice mod, you'll need the .nbnk it comes with.

  If you're converting vanilla voices, you'll need a tool to extract the .nbnk from the game's chunk file:

  • []MHWNoChunk (Recommended)

    []WorldChunkTool

    In most cases:

    The "Input Voice" should be the voice you want

    The "Output Voice" should be the voice you're currently using

    How to Use:

    • []Load the .nbnk file with the "Load File" button (It should auto-detect its information in the "Overview")

      []Select the voice to convert to with the "Output Voice" options

      []Click the "CONVERT" button to convert

      []Determine where to save the new .nbnk file

      If the conversion is successful, your new voice file should be in the folder you saved it to

      • []If you enabled 'Save to "Output", your new voice file should be in a folder called "Output" in the same folder as the .exe

      • []You can then take that .nbnk file and place it in MHW's nativePC folder

        []It should be placed in following directory ...\nativePC\sound\wwise\Windows

      If the conversion failed, you can check the console to see what happened
      • []If the error wasn't clear, you can report it to the "Bugs" section (I will probably ignore issues that involve Manual Mode!)

      RED TEXT:

      Red text indicates issues or unsupported voices

      Wwiseutil: ERROR

      • []The program couldn't find "wwiseutil.exe". Make sure it's in the same folder as the program and it's named correctly

      DB Version: ERROR
      • The program couldn't determine the database file version. Make sure it's in the same folder as the program and it's named correctly