Video summary
How to Install SOUND MODS | 2 Minute Installation Tutorial | Assetto Corsa Mod Guides & Tutorials
Main summary
Key takeaways
Summary of the tutorial (Sound mods for Assetto Corsa)
- The video provides a 2-minute guide to installing sound mods in Assetto Corsa, using a Toyota Supra stock sound replacement as an example.
- The mod being installed is “custom sound for the stock Toyota Supra” by Skip Sound, downloadable from RaceDepartment.com.
Key prerequisite: mods are car-specific
- Downloaded sound files are intended for the specific car you already have in your
carsfolder.
Backup recommended (to avoid overwriting)
- The creator emphasizes making a backup of the stock sound files in the car’s folder before replacing anything.
How to locate the correct car folder
- Recommended method: go to the car folder under Assetto Corsa’s
carsdirectory, then copy the sound files. - Faster method mentioned: right-click the car name → click “folder” to jump directly to the correct
carsfolder.
Installation steps
- Open the downloaded mod archive to view its internal structure.
- In this example, the mod is structured so you can copy the mod’s
content/files into the Assetto Corsa root. - The video warns that doing this will overwrite the stock sound unless a backup was made.
- Specifically, it instructs:
- Create a backup of the existing sound before proceeding.
- Then copy everything from the mod’s
sfxfolder into the target car’ssfxfolder.
- Overwrite when prompted (only after backing up).
Outcome
- After copying/overwriting, the user can enjoy the installed sound mod.
Reviews / guides / tutorials mentioned
- This is itself a short installation tutorial for Assetto Corsa sound mods.
- The video references additional sound mods available from:
- RaceDepartment.com
- “your favorite ones” from other sources
Main speakers / sources
- Speaker: “thetribe” (host refers to themselves as “the tribe” / “tribesmen”)
- Sound mod source: Skip Sound
- Download source site: RaceDepartment.com