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As long as the mod works fine and you have no errors, then there's no need to change anything, it's just a matter of avoiding conflict with other audio mods. I have a similar placement when using RimPy to sort and it works just fine in my almost 400 mod list.
My mod is a simple collection of SoundDefs and patches, there's no reason to include more strict load order rules, I just made sure it loads somewhat after Core + DLCs.
As always, if you find issues, report them with as much information as possible.
If so, is there something you can put in the about.xml to have it loaded closer to the top, such as placing it before vanilla expanded framework? RimSort places VFE directly after Hugslib.
Thanks for pointing it out, I'll fix it in the next update and make it more clear, you're supposed to load this mod close to the top in order for the patches to load correctly.
If you use RimPy or other mod loaders, they should just do it properly by themselves.
IN-game mod browser description: "It is important that you load this mod after any other mods that modify sound files to avoid issues."
So, uh, which is it? :-)
If you still experience issues, please re-download the mod and make sure the mod is up to date by checking your mod folder for .ogg audio files. I don't know how many mods you are using but please read through the pinned thread, the issue you mentioned was exclusive to Linux only.