Street parties, car meets, and festival scenarios all share the same audio problem on FiveM: background music plays for one person or breaks sync the moment another player walks over. RAHE Speakers System fixes that with a proper spatial audio engine — sound attenuates realistically based on distance and position, and every nearby player hears the same thing at the same time.

What the Script Does

Players can pick up a speaker and carry it around, drop it anywhere in the world, or physically attach it to a vehicle. Permanent speakers can be placed at fixed locations like stages or venue interiors, with logging and access controls so you decide who gets to change the playlist. A built-in speaker shop lets players configure speaker types without touching config files.

• Spatial audio — volume scales with distance and direction for genuine three-dimensional sound
• Carry-and-deploy speakers: place them, move them, or mount them on vehicles with visual attachment
• Speaker groups — sync multiple units across a location or multiple vehicles for coordinated playback
• Music queue and play history built in
• Audio filters: lowpass, highpass, and bandpass options for sound design flexibility
• Permanent speaker support with configurable access controls and server-side logging
• In-game speaker shop for player-facing customization without config edits
• Gizmo-based positioning for permanent speaker placement
• Idle resource usage: 0.00ms — active playback peaks at 0.02–0.04ms

Framework Support

Works with ESX, QBCore, and standalone setups. Dependencies are oxmysql and ox_lib. The framework bridge is in the unencrypted portion of the escrow delivery, so you can adjust notification handlers and item checks without waiting on a support ticket.

Best Uses on Your Server

Car meet culture needs sound that actually moves with the vehicles — attaching a speaker to a car roof and having it project music outward as you cruise is a feature that flatly does not exist in most FiveM audio resources. Same story for outdoor festival maps and club venues: RAHE’s speaker groups let you wire several units together so the far corner of a venue sounds different from the stage front. The access control layer on permanent speakers means staff-only zones stay staff-only without custom scripting.

If your server runs any kind of social scene — events, car culture, nightlife roleplay — this script earns its place fast.