Sonic Adventure 2/Sound Editing/Voices

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Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast) Main Article Object Editing Editing Objects File Name Layout Format Special Objects Object Lists Programs Sound Editing Sound Editing Music List Voices Sound Effects Level Data Formats Locations Models Model Files Animation Files Model Formats Info Level List Character Animation IDs Character Action Lists Event List Cutscenes Textures Global Indexes Sonic Adventure 2: Battle (Gamecube) Main Article Object Editing Editing Objects File Name Layout Format Special Objects Object Lists Programs Sound Editing Sound Editing Music List Voices Sound Effects Level Data Formats Locations Models Model Files Animation Files Model Formats Info Level List Character Animation IDs Character Action Lists Event List Cutscenes Textures Global Indexes Sonic Adventure 2 (PC) Main Article Object Editing Editing Objects File Name Layout Format Special Objects Object Lists Programs Sound Editing Sound Editing Music List Voices Sound Effects Level Data Formats Locations Models Model Files Animation Files Model Formats EXE Editing EXE Editing RAM Editing RAM Editing Info Level List Character Animation IDs Character Action Lists Event List Cutscenes Textures Global Indexes

Voices

The following is a listing of the voice files in Sonic Adventure 2.

The English voice files are located in the EVENT_ADX_E.AFS archive, while the Japanese voices are stored in the EVENT_ADX.AFS archive. Both files are in all versions of the game, and the voice files are saved in the .ahx format. They can be played back in any media player that supports the VGMStream codec or CRI ADX tools.
On the Dreamcast version, these archives are stored in the SONIC2 folder.
The GameCube version places these files in the root of the disc.
The PC version stores the files in the resource\gd_PC folder.
The GameCube and 2012 re-releases contain the same voice data, while the Dreamcast version lacks many of the multiplayer sounds.

This is the main article. Click the links to the corresponding pages to see all the voice clips. Each page contains 400 samples at most, ordered numerically as they appear in the AFS archive.