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Creating Your Own Sound Packs
This guide explains how to prepare your own audio files for use with the Engage Pro Elite.
Each button on the Engage Pro Elite supports two primary actions:
- Click
- Short Hold
Each action is identified by a specific file name.
| Button | File Name |
|---|---|
| Button 1 | t1clk.wav |
| Button 2 | t2clk.wav |
| Button 3 | t3clk.wav |
| Button 4 | t4clk.wav |
| Button 5 | t5clk.wav |
| Button 6 | t6clk.wav |
| Button 7 | t7clk.wav |
| Button 8 | t8clk.wav |
| Button | File Name |
|---|---|
| Button 1 | t1hld.wav |
| Button 2 | t2hld.wav |
| Button 3 | t3hld.wav |
| Button 4 | t4hld.wav |
| Button 5 | t5hld.wav |
| Button 6 | t6hld.wav |
| Button 7 | t7hld.wav |
| Button 8 | t8hld.wav |
A button can contain multiple sounds for either Click or Hold actions.
Simply increment the number at the end of the filename.
Click:
t1clk1.wav
t1clk2.wav
t1clk3.wav
Hold:
t4hld1.wav
t4hld2.wav
t4hld3.wav
When multiple files are present, the Engage Pro Elite will cycle through them in sequence.
All audio files must use the following format:
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| File Type | WAV |
| Bit Depth | 16-bit |
| Channels | Mono |
| Sample Rate | 44,100 Hz |
Using any other format may result in:
- Audio playing too quickly
- Audio playing too slowly
- Distorted playback
- Incorrect volume levels
- Files not playing at all
Once your audio files have been prepared, they can be installed onto your Engage Pro Elite.
๐ See:
Installing & Removing Sound Packs
This guide explains:
- Folder structure
- Character profiles
- Installing new sound packs
- Removing existing sound packs
If you experience audio issues such as:
- Sounds playing too fast
- Sounds playing too slow
- Audio that is too quiet
- Audio that is too loud
- Distorted playback
Please verify your audio files are using the correct format before assuming there is a problem with the Engage Pro Elite.
The vast majority of playback issues are caused by incorrectly formatted audio files rather than a fault with the device.