Pretty much? I can't get custom sounds working, nor will ModSound work.

Now I'll get descriptive; I was originally trying to get custom "stings" (when you buy the perk sound) to work, I tried porting the ones from MOTD as a test, putting the file in my sounds with the same name as the alias' file did not work.

So I decided to created a new alias for my new file and change it in _zombiemode_perks.gsc, and as you guessed didn't work.

Then I found this: http://wiki.modsrepository.com/index.php?title=Call_of_Duty_5:_Custom_Sound

I followed everything to a tee, exporting through Audacity, alias, mod.cv etc.

However after I tried to run MODSound (Build Sounds) it spits this at me:

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	Errors
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FILES: 		17960
UPDATED: 	4
ERRORS: 	20014
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And no sound file is made in raw\sounds\ where I expect it to be as the tutorial states.

And now I'm hear with you. 

If you need any more info please ask, I hope you will be able to assist me.

the build sounds errors thing is normal usually. maybe check your soundaliases again? 

errors under sound mod builder are normal

For those kind of sounds, (the perk stings) you just need to use that black ops 2 sound studio to export them, then open them in audacity, export them as .wav (should already be wav but for some reason they never work until reexported, think thats a bug with sound studio), place them in your raw/sounds somewhere and add it to your alias

Recompile your map and that should be all

If you made a new alias and linked it to the path correctly and such , and modsound didn't copy your wav to raw, copy it manually there to the same path then compile your map and see if it works then. If not then try copying to the same alias path in your mapname mods folder, tick it in build mod and see if it works.

errors under sound mod builder are normal

For those kind of sounds, (the perk stings) you just need to use that black ops 2 sound studio to export them, then open them in audacity, export them as .wav (should already be wav but for some reason they never work until reexported, think thats a bug with sound studio), place them in your raw/sounds somewhere and add it to your alias

Recompile your map and that should be all

It didn't work for me but I still think I am doing something wrong when exporting it or soundalias, I think your info is still correct so I am marking this as best.

you can try messing around using my alias. I remember i had similar problems at one point