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San Andreas Sound Suite

One connected audio layer for the world around your players.

A framework-independent FiveM suite for positional sound, synchronized dispatch, vehicle radio, server-owned stations, and local content building.

Framework-independent+6 integrations

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Version: Sound 1.5.16 · Dispatch 1.0.0 · Radio 1.0.0
Updated: Aug 21, 2026
License: MIT software · mixed media terms
Source: Source available
Readiness: Stable

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The local Content Builder assembles profiles, deployment plans, and generated resource configuration without running as a FiveM resource.

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01 / OVERVIEW

What it does

San Andreas Sound Suite is an original framework-independent audio ecosystem. San Andreas Sound provides the playback layer and compatibility APIs; Dispatch and Station Pack provide optional synchronized programming; Radio coordinates the in-vehicle experience; and the Content Builder prepares configuration bundles on a developer machine.

The public repository now includes release-edition manuals and component-specific license notices. The software is MIT-licensed, selected original documentation, artwork, and demo media use CC BY 4.0, and bundled Dispatch recordings retain their own source permissions and attribution requirements.

02 / COMPATIBILITY

Compatibility at a glance

Framework: Framework-independent
Integrations: OneSync (Radio)xSound APIInteractSound APIpma-voice optionalWeb AudioNode 20+ Builder
Synchronization: OneSync is required by san_andreas_radio
Runtime resources: Sound first; Dispatch and Station Pack optional; Radio last
Content Builder: Node.js 20+ on a local developer or server-owner computer
Media rights: Retain every component license, attribution, provenance, and media notice

Full compatibility and configuration

03 / HOW IT WORKS

How the suite fits together

Install only the components the server needs, keeping Sound first and Radio last so providers and optional catalogs are available when the head unit starts.

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Render through San Andreas Sound
The dependency-free audio backend handles positional playback and can provide xSound and InteractSound compatibility surfaces.
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Publish synchronized programming
Dispatch maintains six server-authoritative service timelines, while Station Pack can publish server-owned music stations and shared program timing.
03
Control the vehicle experience
San Andreas Radio combines native stations, Satellite, Bluetooth, Server Radio, and scanner controls around synchronized vehicle state.
04
Prepare content locally
The Node-based Content Builder creates validated dispatch, station, and suite configuration bundles without running as a FiveM resource.

04 / FEATURES

Core features

Positional sound backend

Plays entity-linked and positioned sources through direct Web Audio with spatial processing, plus an HTML or YouTube fallback where full HRTF processing is unavailable.

Synchronized service dispatch

Maintains independent police, fire, EMS, municipal service, aviation, and marine timelines with shared offsets for late joins and newly tuned vehicles.

Full vehicle head unit

Coordinates native radio, Satellite, Bluetooth playlists, Server Radio, and scanner controls with synchronized per-vehicle state.

Server-owned stations

Adds an optional station catalog and deterministic program clock with three original demonstration tracks and original artwork.

Local content builder

Provides a standalone browser workbench for assembling, validating, importing, and exporting suite configuration bundles.

05 / MORE DETAILS

More about San Andreas Sound Suite

Additional features6 more capabilities

xSound and InteractSound compatibility aliases
Six synchronized Dispatch channels with late-join offsets
Native, Satellite, Bluetooth, Server Radio, and scanner modes
Optional pma-voice live-player bridge
Original demo station media and thematic station artwork
Release manuals plus a local Node 20+ Content Builder

Where it fits2 common use cases

Servers replacing several audio dependencies

Use the suite when positional playback, legacy compatibility surfaces, vehicle media, and scanner programming should share one maintained stack.

Lore-friendly local programming

Dispatch and Station Pack support synchronized, locally hosted programming without depending on third-party runtime feeds by default.

06 / INSTALLATION

Ready to install?

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Requirements, installation, framework configuration, integration setup, and troubleshooting are covered in the documentation.

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07 / RELEASE & SOURCE

Release and source

Latest changesSound 1.5.16 · Radio 1.0.0 · Repository snapshot · Aug 21, 2026

Sound 1.5.16 · Radio 1.0.0Repository snapshot · Aug 21, 2026

Published release-edition manuals and component-specific software, documentation, artwork, demo-media, and attribution terms.
Published the four-resource runtime stack and local Content Builder on the public main-branch snapshot.
Updated Dispatch software to MIT while keeping its bundled recordings under their separate source permissions and notices.

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Source and provenanceOriginal · MIT software · mixed media terms

Origin: Original
Maintainer: DrSnyder
License: MIT software · mixed media terms
Source: Source available

Original DrSnyder suite with component-specific terms rather than one repository-wide license. Component software is MIT; selected original manuals, station artwork, and demo media use CC BY 4.0; Dispatch recordings retain the applicable source permissions and attribution notices identified by the component. Retain every bundled license, attribution, provenance, and media notice when redistributing the suite.

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San Andreas Sound Suite

What it does

Compatibility at a glance

How the suite fits together

Render through San Andreas Sound

Publish synchronized programming

Control the vehicle experience

Prepare content locally