Does making a file called dxvk.conf next to the exe and inserting d3d9.deviceLossOnFocusLoss = True make a difference?

Does making a file called dxvk.conf next to the exe and inserting d3d9.deviceLossOnFocusLoss = True make a difference?

Unfortunately no. This bug can be replicated when playing during rainy weather in-game and if you get some wanted level stars, it will trigger the police radio and after that some of the gameplay sounds will turn silent or glitched out

And if you remove dxvk it will stop reproducing?
Attach the dxvk log that appears next to the games exe.

Do you have frame limiter disabled? I had this issue on Windows too many years ago when FPS was unlocked. FramerateVigilante should give you 60fps lock when using frame limiter, anything higher can give you issues.

And if you remove dxvk it will stop reproducing? Attach the dxvk log that appears next to the games exe.

Yes after removing DXVK it doesn't happen, here's the attached logs:

gta_sa_d3d9.log
gta_sa_dxgi.log

Do you have frame limiter disabled? I had this issue on Windows too many years ago when FPS was unlocked. FramerateVigilante should give you 60fps lock when using frame limiter, anything higher can give you issues.

Yes, the frame limiter is enabled and i use FramerateVigilante with 60 fps

Can't reproduce on Wine with mods you listed. Can you try IndirectSound if that fixes your issue?

Use this guide: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Glossary:Sound_card#Creative

For al System, enable EAX and surround.

Creative ALchemy for all system.

1. Download and install Creative EAX 4 Unified Redistributable.
2. Download and install latest ALchemy 1.45.20.
3. This for unlock the Creative ALchemy software ALchemy Restriction Remover.
4. Open the Creative and add GTA SA, default settings.

Have you checked with locked 30fps?
Edit: These games have smaller or larger bugs above 30.