ZeroDev Sound

A FiveM car audio and speaker script for QBCore, ESX, Qbox and standalone servers: players build systems into their own cars and set down speakers that move with the music.

This resource does not contain or provide any third-party audio or music integrations. Music plays only from audio files the server owner adds to the resource and GTA's built-in radio. Players cannot enter links. Only add audio you own or hold the rights to use and distribute; streaming content without permission can breach the Cfx.re Creator Platform License Agreement and the law.

Every ZeroDev Sound 3.0 model in one lineup: the Roam, shelf, tower, ceiling speaker, home subwoofer, PA, mixer stand, monitor, concert subwoofer, line array, a speaker wall, a horn column, a barn-door panel, a chuchero, an 18-inch SX sub, an amp and the sound trailer.
Product render Not one speaker: a whole sound system

Sound

Overview

Speakers your players buy, carry, link and build into their cars.

ZeroDev Sound gives your players real speakers: a portable they carry, home speakers that link room to room, a full stage rig for events, and car audio they build into their own cars piece by piece, from a trunk wall to a Dominican roof wall.

Sound comes from where the speaker stands, through walls and out of open car doors, and every woofer and sub moves with the music. One remote runs it all: /sound, E at a speaker, or the Sound app in Pulse Phone.

  • 120car audio parts: subs from 8" to 21", Dominican walls, horn columns and chucheros
  • 10models: handheld, home and concert
  • 16speakers linked into one system
  • 250 mbetween linked concert speakers

Sound

Before you buy

Everything that decides whether it fits your server, in one place.

What you get
The zerodev-sound resource: every speaker model, the car audio install bay, the store, the Pulse Phone app and the install guide.
Version
3.0.1, released 22 October 2026. Release notes.
Price
$85 once, with lifetime updates. Or $20 a month, with updates while the plan runs.
Trial and cancelling
7-day free trial on your own server, then $20 a month plus applicable tax unless cancelled before renewal. One trial per customer. Cancel a trial or a monthly plan in your Tebex payment history; access runs to the end of the period already paid. Cancelling is not a refund: purchases follow the Tebex checkout terms.
Frameworks
ESX Legacy, QBCore, Qbox, Standalone. Check your setup.
Needs
oxmysql (tables are created on their own, no SQL to import). Optional: ox_target or qb-target (otherwise a key prompt), pma-voice for the microphone, Pulse Phone 1.2.9 or newer for the Sound app and the car stereo on Pulse Drive.
Third-party services
None. The music comes from song files you add to the resource and GTA's built-in radio, with no API key or account.
Editable files
Readable after escrow: every config file (config.lua, catalogue.lua, vehicles.lua), all language files, the framework bridge (server/bridge.lua) and the inventory items (server/items.lua). The rest stays encrypted.
Install and updates
One folder, started after your framework and inventory; the console prints the item entries for your inventory. From an earlier version: replace the folder, keep config.lua and vehicles.lua, use the new catalogue.lua; speakers, car installs and playlists carry over (UPGRADING.md is in the package).
Limits
ESX Legacy, QBCore, Qbox and standalone only. Defaults: 8 speakers per player, 16 linked, 6 songs heard at once (all settings). The 0.01 / 0.16 ms resmon figures are from Sound 1.0; 3.0 has not been re-measured.
Support
The documentation, then a private ticket in our Discord. Tickets usually get a first reply within a day. Delivery is through Tebex to your Cfx.re Keymaster.

Sound

See it before you buy

Things you can open and check yourself, before a trial or a purchase.

Check your setupPick your framework, inventory and voice resource and see what works, with the dates we tested it.The install guide, in fullRequirements, items, car audio, music sources and the limits, before you buy.4 releases, all in the openWhat changed in each version, on the changelog.

Sound 3.0

What's new in ZeroDev Sound 3.0

Released 20 October 2026.

New 3D models

Every speaker and car part is a new model, with cones that move wherever there are drivers: subs, walls, horn columns, chucheros and the Roam.

120 car parts

Dominican speaker walls, horn columns, chucheros, cornetas, a roof rack, van barn-door panels and cargo walls, a pickup bed tower, SX subs 10" to 21", pods, false floors, LED channels, live screens and a sound trailer.

Ready layouts

Dominican roof wall (chipeo), van barn doors, van cargo walls, pickup bed tower and trunk walls. The bay only offers what fits the car in front of it.

Fits any car

Parts sit on the car's own surfaces. A part too big for one spot tries the others or goes in at the largest size that fits; one that fits nowhere is refused with the reason.

Wall builder

Rows and columns of panels, swap a single cell, stand a chuchero on top.

Chipeo mode

On the head unit: the car bounces harder on the kick and the LED strips pulse.

Sound by place

Speakers on the roof, in a pickup bed or on open barn doors play out to the street. In the cabin, open doors and windows change the sound.

25 languages

The interface in the same 25 languages as Pulse Phone.

Coming from 1.x? Your speakers, installs and playlists carry over. Read the update notes first.

Sound

Compatibility

Found on start, with ten inventories. The console prints the exact item entries for your inventory, ready to paste.

Check your setup

Pick what your server runs. Each answer comes from our test records: tested in game or start-up checked means we ran it; supported, not verified means the code is there but no test has been recorded yet.

ZeroDev Sound

Framework

  • Choose your framework.

Inventory

  • Choose your inventory.

Voice

  • Choose your voice.
Test records and setup
  • ESX Legacy
  • QBCore
  • Qbox
  • Standalone

Requirements

server.cfg

Copy the zerodev-sound folder into your server after your framework and inventory. Start it once and the console prints the item entries for your inventory.

ensure oxmysql
# your framework and inventory
ensure zerodev-sound
Police and neighbours

Police can turn a speaker off or seize it, neighbours report loud music with /noise, and quiet hours cap the volume at night.

Installs follow the plate

A car install follows the plate through any garage, impound or respawn. No garage edits.

Admin list

/soundadmin shows every speaker, what it plays and who owns it, with stop and remove. Its Settings tab changes bays, prices, limits and quiet hours live.

Readable and editable

Config, catalogue, vehicles, locales and the framework bridge stay open. Placed speakers survive restarts.

Every supported script

Frameworks

  • ESX Legacy
  • QBCore
  • Qbox
  • Standalone

Detected on start.

Inventories

  • ox_inventory
  • qb-inventory
  • qs-inventory
  • codem-inventory
  • origen_inventory
  • tgiann-inventory
  • Framework inventories

The console prints the exact item entries for the inventory it finds.

Targets

  • ox_target
  • qb-target
  • Key prompt

Any one, or none.

Pulse Phone

With Pulse Phone 1.2.9 or newer: the Sound app in App Hub, now playing on the Island and Lock Screen, and the car stereo on Pulse Drive.

Install guideRequirements, the install steps, items for your inventory and the first start.Car audioThe install bay, which cars can be built, prices and parts.Pulse PhoneThe Sound app and the car stereo on Pulse Drive.The full install guideWhen your script is not in the list.

Sound

What you get

A Baller with its hatch open: a trunk wall of red-lit subwoofers above two amps.
In game

Car audio, built by hand

Drive into the install bay and build on your own car from 120 parts: Dominican speaker walls, horn columns, chucheros, SX subs up to 21", LED channels and live screens. Ready layouts fit the car in front of the bay. Test it, then install. Only new parts are charged.

The Roam portable speaker.
Product render

Carry the party

The Roam comes out of the inventory in your hands and keeps playing while you walk. Set it down, pick it up, link several.

Tower speakers, a subwoofer, a shelf speaker and a ceiling speaker.
Product render

Sound for every room

Shelf, tower, ceiling speaker and a home subwoofer. Link up to 16 around a home, bar or shop, with opening hours for businesses.

A concert rig with PA speakers on tripods, subs, a line array and monitors.
Product render

A real stage rig

PA on tripods, a stackable line array, monitors, a double-18" sub and a DJ mixer. Far speakers wait for the stage, like a real show.

Every ZeroDev Sound model in one lineup.
Product render

One remote

Play, link and tune any speaker from /sound, E at the speaker, or the Sound app in Pulse Phone.

The measured performance card.
Measured

Light on your server

Measured with resmon on our test server with Sound 1.0 and one player: 0.01 ms idle and 0.16 ms with music playing nearby. Not yet re-measured on 3.0. The interface does nothing while closed.

Everything inside

Speakers

  • Roam Portable Speaker
  • Shelf Speaker
  • Tower Speaker
  • Ceiling Speaker
  • Home Subwoofer
  • PA Speaker on a tripod
  • Line Array
  • Stage Monitor
  • Concert Subwoofer
  • DJ Mixer

Car audio

  • 120 parts in eight finishes: subs, walls, horns, chucheros, amps, power, screens and lights
  • Ready layouts per car: Dominican roof wall (chipeo), van barn doors, cargo walls, pickup bed tower, trunk walls
  • Five ready kits that fit inside any car
  • Sizes: subs 8 to 21 inch, other parts 80 to 130% and stretched to fit
  • Doors, windows, the boot and the roof change the sound
  • Chipeo mode: the car bounces on the kick, bass bounce and blown subs that smoke

Music

  • Song files you add to the resource, and GTA's built-in radio
  • Seven sound modes, chipeo included and a three-band equaliser
  • Queue and saved playlists
  • Owner, party or open control

Server

  • Store with a clerk at any location
  • Police off and seize, /noise, quiet hours
  • /soundadmin list and Settings desk
  • Start-up check and soundcheck
  • Repair kits for shot speakers

Sound

FAQ

Can I update from 1.x?

Yes. Replace the folder, keep your config.lua and vehicles.lua, and use the new catalogue.lua. Your speakers, car installs and playlists carry over on their own. The package includes UPGRADING.md.

Do I need Pulse Phone?

No. ZeroDev Sound works on its own with /sound and E at a speaker. With Pulse Phone 1.2.9 or newer you also get the Sound app and the car stereo on Pulse Drive.

Which cars can players build?

By default, cars in your framework's owned-vehicles table (owned_vehicles on ESX, player_vehicles on QBCore and Qbox); set Config.Install.vehicles = 'any' to allow NPC, spawned and rental cars too. On a standalone server every car counts. Boxes stand on the measured boot floor of 336 base-game cars; on add-on cars every part is placed by hand in the installer.

How many speakers and parts can a server run?

120 is the number of car audio parts to choose from, not a limit per car. A player can place 8 speakers by default (Config.MaxPlacedPerPlayer, admins have no limit) and link up to 16 into one system (Config.MaxLinkedPerGroup). To keep clients smooth, players hear up to 6 separate songs at once and up to 24 cones move per frame (Config.Streaming). All of these are settings; raising them costs performance on busy servers.

Where does the music come from?

From the song files you add to the resource, and GTA's built-in radio. No API key or account is needed. Players pick from your songs; they cannot enter links, and nothing a player types or pastes is played.

Every song gets 3D sound, the sound modes, the EQ and cones that move with the bass. How to add songs is in the install guide.

Will car installs survive garages and restarts?

Yes. An install is saved in your database against the plate and comes back through any garage, impound or respawn. A car with a fake or changed plate does not find its install until its saved plate is back, and cars that exist only on one player's screen (garage previews, some showroom cars) cannot get one.

How does the trial work?

Try ZeroDev Sound free for 7 days. It then continues at $20/month plus applicable tax unless cancelled before renewal. One trial per customer. Manage or cancel through Tebex.

Buying, delivery and licence questions are on the support page.

Sound

Pairs well with

With Pulse Phone 1.2.9 or newer you also get the Sound app and the car stereo on Pulse Drive.

Docs and support

Documentation and support

Start with the quick start. Problems are in the troubleshooting guide. Tickets usually get a first reply within a day.

Read the docsDiscord

In game