Khirildith

I'll admit that thought never crossed my mind. Especially since there's so many radio mods that add more songs to the game. Well, I'm not set on Sinatra, I just thought it'd be cool to have the Sing-Atra 3000 sing like just one single artist to avoid it being just another radio channel and to give an impression of personality. Maybe a different artist then?

I have an idea/request for a settlement supplement/placeable item called the Sing-Atra 3000. An item/npc that can be placed in your settlement to give a bit of ambience, singing old Frank Sinatra classics, much like Magnolia gives ambience to The Third Rail with her smooth smooth songs. The idea is to take one of the old Gen 1 or 2 synths and make it into a prop. Slap a tattered suit and a tie on it, and have it belt out Sinatra at the top of its (slightly distorted) voice. It could either be an npc (if doable) that can walk around and leaves the stage (or designated singing-spot) occasionally like Magnolia does. Or, if/when possible, simply a synth-in-a-box, with its legs chopped of and its upper torso, arms and head merged with a jukebox or other fixture, somehow (see incredibly crude photomanipulated concept attached). Since it's not something I would be able to do myself, I am hoping my idea sparks the imagination of someone, so it might someday find its way into the game. Cheers, Khirildith

Gotta say, I love Glory's husky voice. I just wish there was more of it.

Necroing this one. I really dig the atmosphere that Magnolia/Lynda Carter's songs bring to the Third Rail. Unfortunately my travels seldom takes me there. I would find it profoundly awesome if I could instead add a singer (or Magnolia herself) to one of my settlements using her songs and the "live" vibe we get from the club in Goodneighbor. It could even be a non-interactive prop-settler that just loops the songs when "activated" like a radio. I have been spending way too much time building a bar as it is, and this would be the pièce de résistance of the bar - my own on-stage entertainer in place of a generic jukebox. Modman, whoever you are, please listen to this humble request and allow me to enjoy Lynda Carter's brilliant songs in the luxury of my own homemade bar. - Khirildith