CzarDB's video: Splatoon How to Soundhoard Tutorial

In this tutorial, i'll show you how to use OatmealDome's "Splatoon Music Randomizer" application to replace the in-game music with silence. This'll help you in being able to hear other sounds around you more clearly while playing, such as "Swimming", "Running", "Specials being Activated", and lot's more. --- ▼ Follow CzarDB ➞YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CzarDB ➞Twitter: https://twitter.com/czardb ➞Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/czardb ➞Google+: http://bit.ly/1C0rRGN --- *Tutorial starts are 1:27 * STEPS (ONE-TIME SETUP): 1. Copy MusicRandomizer.exe from the .zip to an empty folder on your computer. 2. Double click on the MusicRandomizer.exe file to start it up. 3. Click "Import File". (Make sure that the file path leading to 'silence.bfstm' contains NO SPACES [maybe use underscores to space words in a folder name instead]) (4) Ignore this step. Seriously. It's only for people who want to know how to add legitimate custom music later on (think of it as an optional step, but defeats the purpose of this tutorial) STEPS (REPEAT EVERY TIME): 5. Make sure your WiiU is connected to the same network as you computer (so if one is wireless, make sure the other is wireless. If one is wired, make sure the other is wired.). On your Wii U, go to http://loadiine.ovh. 6. Select "Cafiine + Kernel" from the drop-down list and press the green checkmark button. 7. Immediately go back into the internet browser, and go back to loadiine.ovh once again. 8. On your Gamepad, use the D-pad to cycle through the numbers. Go left or right to switch which sections you're changing, and go up or down to change the value. Match it with your computer's local IP address, or AKA: an "IPv4 Address". --To find your computer's IPv4, open up "command prompt" (from the start menu). Once there, type "ipconfig" and strike the enter key. You'll see your IPv4 there. Match that address on your gamepad, and press A when finished. 9. Go back to the WiiU menu, and immediately launch Splatoon. 10. The tracks you added (in this case, silence) should now replace the in-game music. --- OVERVIEWS (if you're so inclined): • Musicrandomizer OVERVIEW: https://github.com/OatmealDome/MusicRandomizer • MusicRandomizer with macOS: https://github.com/OatmealDome/MusicRandomizer/blob/master/MacGuide.md DOWNLOADS: • MusicRandomizer DOWNLOAD (feat. latest releases): https://github.com/OatmealDome/SplatoonUtilities/releases • Silent.bfstm (AKA: The silent music file): https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9pZ5s-GkuTCZlJZczNxS3Q5UHc/view?usp=sharing