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Six new Radio Stations added to the Wasteland.
Guided Randomizer creates radio that plays songs at random without a set song order or repeats.
Over 200+ Public Domain tracks for that classic 50's feel
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Six new Radio Stations added to the Wasteland.
Guided Randomizer creates radio that plays songs at random without a set song order or repeats.
Over 200+ Public Domain tracks for that classic 50's feel
Big Beantown Tunes -Your source for traveling the big city in style or tracking down the
perps late at night.
https://youtu.be/RMG3wkdKcwg
D and J's Picket Fences Radio - Remember the old way of life? There is music for all
your memories: Shopping Mall suburbia, The Daily Commute, and
Saturday afternoon grill outs.
https://youtu.be/G0qBmiuSawI
https://youtu.be/w5uGDVTrCfA
Horror Coast - Don't walk alone on the beach! Open up your Pip-Boy today to hear some of
Hollywood's most horrific tunes.
https://youtu.be/OoA9ingsr80
Le Grenier - For that romantic night in with you favorite companion.
https://youtu.be/mq9VGwXrQow
Perry's Pub –Looks like a wastelander has decided to do some pirate radio in the
city. He may call it bar music but others seem to disagree.
WCBR – Leftover public radio broadcast sharing some of the pre-war public domain
tunes.
https://youtu.be/DjhdEGY8HuQ
ALWAYS BACK UP SAVES BEFORE INSTALLING NEW MODS!
Easy Install:
Mod Compatibility:
No issues so far.
Known Issues:
-Selecting stations with the keyboard "E" key will not always register a change in station.
This also has a side effect of skipping the current song if you select the same station.
If using the "enter" key it does not seem to cause an issue.
-Due to the way Fallout 4 handles radio nativity, there can be a pause before a song
starts. This pause should last a few seconds but I've seen it go as
long as ten. It commonly happens when first changing to a radio
station.
Reported Issue of Missing Far Harbor DLC causes failure to load. If you do not have Far Harbor it should still work as I have not used any assets from Far Harbor. If the issue persists use the optional Vanilla Only file as that will not have the FarHarbor.esm in the RadioAmericana.esp file header.
Guided Randomizer creates radio that plays songs at random without a set song order or repeats.
Over 200+ Public Domain tracks for that classic 50's feel
Big Beantown Tunes -Your source for traveling the big city in style or tracking down the
perps late at night.
https://youtu.be/RMG3wkdKcwg
D and J's Picket Fences Radio - Remember the old way of life? There is music for all
your memories: Shopping Mall suburbia, The Daily Commute, and
Saturday afternoon grill outs.
https://youtu.be/G0qBmiuSawI
https://youtu.be/w5uGDVTrCfA
Horror Coast - Don't walk alone on the beach! Open up your Pip-Boy today to hear some of
Hollywood's most horrific tunes.
https://youtu.be/OoA9ingsr80
Le Grenier - For that romantic night in with you favorite companion.
https://youtu.be/mq9VGwXrQow
Perry's Pub –Looks like a wastelander has decided to do some pirate radio in the
city. He may call it bar music but others seem to disagree.
WCBR – Leftover public radio broadcast sharing some of the pre-war public domain
tunes.
https://youtu.be/DjhdEGY8HuQ
ALWAYS BACK UP SAVES BEFORE INSTALLING NEW MODS!
Easy Install:
Mod Compatibility:
No issues so far.
Known Issues:
-Selecting stations with the keyboard "E" key will not always register a change in station.
This also has a side effect of skipping the current song if you select the same station.
If using the "enter" key it does not seem to cause an issue.
-Due to the way Fallout 4 handles radio nativity, there can be a pause before a song
starts. This pause should last a few seconds but I've seen it go as
long as ten. It commonly happens when first changing to a radio
station.
Reported Issue of Missing Far Harbor DLC causes failure to load. If you do not have Far Harbor it should still work as I have not used any assets from Far Harbor. If the issue persists use the optional Vanilla Only file as that will not have the FarHarbor.esm in the RadioAmericana.esp file header.