Custom weapon sounds for GTA V and FiveM
Replace, edit and silence weapon sounds, the headshot sound and footsteps in the game's sound files. Drop a sound on the weapon's card, fine-tune it and download.
- Free, no credits
- Your sounds are never uploaded
What you can change
Every shot,
every step.
Weapons show as cards, one per weapon, and a sound dropped on a card goes into every sound the card stands for.
Gunshots
Drop an MP3, WAV, OGG or M4A on the weapon's card and the shot is replaced.
Headshot and hits
Replace the headshot sound or silence bullet hits on bodies, cars, concrete and wood.
Louder footsteps
Raise the footsteps with a preset or with the volume for the whole file.
Fine-tune
Volume, pitch, bass, treble, trimming and fades, with the game's sound and yours side by side.
Take from another pack
Open another sound pack's .awc files and take the sounds that differ from the game's.
Pack health
Before the download, sounds that are too long, clip or are silent are checked.
How it works
Out of the game,
back in.
- 01
Take out the .awc file
With CodeWalker from RESIDENT.rpf or WEAPONS_PLAYER.rpf, or with the program ModFiveM for your computer.
- 02
Replace the sounds
Drop your sounds on the cards and fine-tune them. Everything is saved in your browser.
- 03
Put it back
Download the changed file and put it in the same place, or let the program do it with a backup.
Guides
Step by step,
in the guides.
The guides take you on, from the first step to the server.
- Custom weapon sounds with CodeWalkerReplace weapon sounds, the headshot sound and footsteps in GTA V for FiveM: take the .awc file out with CodeWalker, change it in the sound editor and put it back.Read the guide
- ModFiveM for your computerThe program beside the sound editor: install it, pair it with the editor, put sounds back into the game without CodeWalker and restore the original.Read the guide
Questions
Common questions
What we are asked most about custom weapon sounds.