Custom Lock/Unlock Sounds LG G2 - G2 General

Hey everyone, here is a quick guide for custom lock/unlock sounds on the LG G2.
Things you'll need:
Root access
Audacity software (for converting non OGG sound files, and it's free!)
Root Explorer App on your G2
1. Find the sound bites that you want for your lock/unlock sounds.
(If they are already OGGs, good for you! Skip to step 3)
2. Use Audacity to edit the sound files that you have. (Feel free to ask me any specific questions about using Audacity). After you are finished, go to File>Export and save your files as OGG.
3. Rename your two new OGG files as Unlock.ogg and Lock.ogg then make a copy of both files.
IMPORTANT: the G2 uses two sets of Lock/unlock sounds. The default lock and unlock ogg's are used when the device is locked with the power button or unlocked after entering a passkey/pattern. The effect-based sounds are used when turning the screen off WITHOUT locking the phone or unlocking the screen via slide. You will need to replace both sets for consistency.
Rename the copies depending on which slide effect you have active. For example, my Verizon G2 seems locked on the particle effect. So the files I have to replace are called particle_unlock.ogg and particle_lock.ogg. I was able to find the names by looking in the system/media/audio/ui folder in Root Explorer and playing all the unlock sounds till I found the ones that matched my effect.
4. Take your 4 OGG's and put them onto the G2's internal storage.
5. Open Root Explorer and navigate to system/media/audio/ui. Find the four files that you are going to replace (Unlock.ogg, Lock.ogg, effect_unlock.ogg, effect_lock.ogg) and make back-ups of them. I made a new folder in sdcard/ and copied them there.
6. Find and copy the four new OGG's to system/media/audio/ui and replace the old ones.
7. Almost there, now the permissions of the new OGG's need to be changed to rw-r--r--. Otherwise the phone won't open the them. For those who don't know how, long press the file and choose Permissions. Next make the check boxes look like this:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
8. Now restart your phone and enjoy your new sounds.:highfive:

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A Note on Volume
Some of the sound clips that people use can end up being too loud or too soft. The lock/unlock sounds's volume cannot be tweaked by changing system volume settings. Instead you have to change the volume of the OGG's themselves.
If you are using Audacity, you can easily tweak the volume with the slider shown by the red arrow.
I checked the volume in decibels of the stock lock/unlock sounds and they average around -10 dB. You can check the output volume of your sound at the meter shown by the blue arrow.
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