Replace microphone (de)activation noises that are made with generated noise

[hvanmegen]

Context

This is not so much a feature as it is a replacement for the currently used samples for the on- and off-sounds for the microphone.

Description

Right now, Mumble uses frequency sweeps going up and down for the respective 'microphone on' and 'microphone off' signal.

I suggest replacing these with samples containing EQ'ed generated noise. Higher pitched noise for the on-signal, and lower pitched noise for the off-signal, pretty much like it is done in Teamspeak3, where the effect resembles the activation and deactivation of actual real-life portophones.

Mumble component

Client

OS-specific?

No

Additional information

No response

[hvanmegen]

I have created a pull request for this which replaces the original sounds while keeping the old sound effects as renamed files: #5892

[hvanmegen]

Working on a new pull request that can fix this based on the feedback I got

[hvanmegen]

I've created new on_noise.ogg and off_noise.ogg samples, and I've renamed the original on.ogg -> on_sweep.ogg and the off.ogg -> off_sweep.ogg.

I'm terribly sorry, but I have no clue on how I could set up these samples as a default into Mumble myself other than moving a file in a directory and changing the src/mumble/mumble.qrc file..

I'll try to have another stab at it with the comment I got @ #5892 (comment) but the last time I tried, I couldn't get it to work and I kinda got stuck there 😓

samples.zip

[hvanmegen]

I did my best, sorry if my commit messages were not entirely up to spec.. #6181

Is there any way of setting them up as a default, so all it takes is just enabling the (de)activation sounds in the settings and having these selected by default (with the old sweeps as fallback) ?