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Files with fev file extension can be found as audio settings from FMOD proprietary audio library.
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The fev file extension is related to the FMOD audio format.
FMOD is a proprietary audio library made developed by Firelight Technologies Ltd.
The fsb files hold the actual FMOD audio data while *.fev files contains settings to join them all into one big thing with different settings.
FMOD audio is used by such great gaming studios like Blizzard, Bioware, or Ubisoft in most of their games released in previous years for titles like Bioshock, Dragon Age Origins, Need for Speed, The Witcher 2, Dawn of War 2 or lately Stronghold 3.
Open file with:
A set of complement tools for the FMOD Ex API
An audio engine for software developers
Set of tools for integration of Unreal 3 game engine to FMOD API
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