SoundIntercept

SoundIntercept is a currently work-in-progress addon that intercepts Addon/Interface sounds, providing the option to either silence them, or to replace them with another.

EDIT: I've learned since the time v0.1 was posted that it is impossible to use an addon to intercept non-addon sounds. That is to say, SoundIntercept can only intercept sounds that are played by another addon, or by the in-game UI, NOT by the game engine.

This was mostly done per-request, but after I thought about it, I figured this addon may have its uses in being flexible.
That being said, its current capabilities are to silence/replace a sound, and to provide a function check for each sound to indicate when/where/etc. this change should be done.
Currently the intercepts are only configurable if you change the Lua code. In the future, I'll likely write a system that lets any user easily add new/modify "Intercepts."

It comes pre-packaged with one "Intercept," which was the request:
Replace the DBM sound "Run Away, Little Girl!" with a Female Dwarf's /flee sound.
This will not replace the sound in Karazhan (where it's actually used in the game).

EDIT: I've learned since the time v0.1 was posted that the zone check for Karazhan isn't needed, as the boss sound isn't played via the API function, and thus not interceptable. I will update the addon to reflect this when I get some time.

Intercept example:

InterceptThese["Sound\\Creature\\HoodWolf\\HoodWolfTransformPlayer01.wav"] = {
    ["replacement"] = "Sound\\Character\\Dwarf\\DwarfVocalFemale\\DwarfFemaleFlee01.wav",
    ["checkFunc"] = function() return SoundIntercept.check.NotInZone("Karazhan") end,
}

"Interface\\AddOns\\SoundIntercept\\example.mp3"

• Interface to allow users to easily specify sounds to intercept
• Write the ability to specify a random replacement from a list
• Prepackaged dropdown-style (or similar) scripts, similar to how Outfitter has configurable outfit scripts
• Sound-tracker: when turned on, prints the path of any sound into the chat frame, allowing you to know what sound to replace.
• Ability to pick whether the sound is disabled by the in-game option to disable all sounds, or not
• More filtering functionality, such as the ability to check if a sound path contains a string, is in a certain "folder", etc. Also would grant the ability to add checkFuncs to all sounds, so you could, for instance, disable all sounds when you're AFK
• Make the pre-packaged list (and all user-entered intercepts) be easily enableable/disableable