Family Guy - Peter Does Crack

What is in Family Guy - Peter Does Crack?

Family Guy — Peter Does Crack maps a Brian–Peter exchange into 14 voice cues with source captions, character labels, scene start times and paired images. A separate backing track is additional audio, not a fifteenth dialogue cue. Read the questions and responses before choosing a line to record; this is a scene Pack, not a full episode.

Source format

ZIP

Archive download

4.1 MB

Catalogued audio files

15

Inventory checked

2026-09-20

Full runtime

Shown after local decoding

Audio-file counts may include music and interface sounds. They are not verified dialogue counts. View the original listing and author information ↗

Local import and audio checks

The complete local ZIP passed size/hash, CRC and current-importer checks on October 11, 2026: all 14 voice cues mapped with source captions and images. Full runtime and spoken delivery were not listening-checked; a real microphone take and its score remain unverified.

How to practice with this Pack

Review the adult-content warning first. Locate Brian's opening question or a full Peter response, listen to it in the game and record that cue separately. Replay a take before retrying or passing the microphone. The source contains drug references, strong language and racial stereotypes; select material appropriate for your group.

Compatibility and preparation

The source is a ZIP containing Ogg voice clips and a separate backing track. Cue start times describe scene positions, not clip lengths. Local mapping does not guarantee Ogg playback on every device, and browser recording, scoring and online-room use have not been verified for this Pack in this check. Keep the source ZIP; Pack export is not an MP4 episode or video remix.

Choose a line before recording

The source maps a Brian–Peter exchange into 14 cues, with a separate backing track. Use the character labels to choose a question or response for solo recording, or take turns on one agreed cue in a local group.

Adult content: drug references, strong language and racial stereotypes appear in the source captions. This is not a children's Pack. Check the full cue list before sharing or inviting a group.

1. Start by locating Brian's question

“Peter, what are you doing?”

This is the opening mapped question. Use it to identify Brian's part, then listen to the reference before recording a response or attempting an impression.

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2. Choose a full Peter response

“Hey, at least I'm not drinking, Brian.”

This sentence provides an alternative to the one-word entry earlier in the list. Record it on its own; keeping the same sentence across retries makes your takes easier to compare.

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3. Find the longer follow-up

“Yeah, this isn't exactly a good substitute. Where'd you get crack?”

Brian's caption contains a statement followed by a question. Listen for the transition between them, then replay your take to check that neither part was cut off.

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From the source clip to your next take

1. Review the content warning and source captions first. Pick a Brian or Peter cue, not the additional backing track.
2. Use Auto load & play above and wait for the Ogg references to prepare. Listen to your chosen cue on this device; successful ZIP import alone does not prove the browser can decode it.
3. Record a complete take, replay it and check the result before retrying. For a group, keep the same reference and microphone setup for each player; this is not a claim that the Pack has passed online-room testing.

These are source-caption browsing suggestions, not a completed microphone or scoring test. Listen to the actual reference before using punctuation as a timing guide. A score compares audio performance features; it does not check the transcript, identify a character or certify an accent.

Checks and limitations for this Pack

The complete local ZIP passed size/hash and CRC checks on October 11, 2026. The current DubRound importer mapped the voice entries, source captions and images. Browser playback, a real microphone recording and scoring of that recording still need a device check; no tested difficulty or score is claimed here.

Source captions have not been independently listening-checked. Import warnings also leave media rights unconfirmed: source availability is not permission to redistribute. Keep your original archive and only share material you have permission to use.

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Pack import help → Keep the source archive and check its format before editing. The ZIP editor does not convert every archive type or reproduce the original game's features.