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I did notice a few sound related changes, for example, picking up med-kits now makes a far more annoying sound. I think, from id's point of view, it might be seen as too big a change to the original game to use Trent Reznor's sounds. Even though they were better for the most part, I think a lot of people are just used to the original sounds by now (and the sound design in Doom 3 was very strong). Changing them changes the whole feel and atmosphere of the game. Either that, or it was something that was never even considered at any point. Purely speculation, of course.
well the sound you hear when you pick up the medkits, is the same one that the Soulcube makes when you kill something with it and its lifeforce being transferred back to you. Plus, if you have the 2004-05 version of "Resurrection of Evil" on the PC, Trent's original sounds automatically carries over into that game.
There is nothing wrong with the vanilla sounds. I prefer them.