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- Wave Race 64 / 1080 .sf2 files. by 1983parrothead at 6:43 AM EST on February 15, 2017
- Hi, I am currently trying to create or find Wave Race 64 and 1080 Snowboarding soundfonts. Any help is welcome. Thanks.
- by Ghignarda at 7:50 AM EST on February 15, 2017
- Has anyone got any idea where this instrument might come from?
It plays in these songs
https://youtu.be/JNFDQb_xPaM?t=40
at 40 seconds
https://youtu.be/_WWas0zLHL4?t=33
at 33 seconds
https://youtu.be/ivm94vewmwg
the intro of this song
It sounds like some sort of chiff/bottle synth, but I can't find anything like it.
- by G-Boy at 8:28 AM EST on February 15, 2017
- @1983parrothead
I can create a soundfont of these games if you want. Would you want the presets to be in a specific order (like for example, General MIDI soundfonts)?
- G-Boy by 1983parrothead at 9:17 AM EST on February 15, 2017
- Yes, they have to be well structured to automatically play the right instruments to the most obvious channels of MIDI files.
- Two different soundfonts by 1983parrothead at 9:19 AM EST on February 15, 2017
- Please make them their own soundfonts separately.
- by G-Boy at 11:24 AM EST on February 15, 2017
- @1983parrothead
OK, I'm working on it.
Edit: Do you want me to rip the SFX too?
edited 11:54 AM EST February 15, 2017
- SFX by 1983parrothead at 12:22 PM EST on February 15, 2017
- Perhaps not, because they wouldn't make music better.
- Future soundfonts by 1983parrothead at 12:35 PM EST on February 15, 2017
- For future soundfonts, what program and tutorial works best?
- Overly Detailed Guide by G-Boy at 1:58 AM EST on February 16, 2017
- @1983parrothead
That depends on which console the game was released on.
If you want to rip a N64 soundfont:
1: Go here.
2: Scroll down until you see the orange "Download" link.
3: Click the link.
4: Choose the place in your computer that you want the file to be downloaded in.
5: Click "Save".
6: Extract the .RAR file with a Zip Archiver, I recommend Bandizip.
7: Double-click the "N64SoundListToolUpdated" folder in the place that you extracted the file to.
8: Double-click "Release".
9: Double-click "N64SoundListTool".
10: Search for the name of the N64 ROM that you want to rip a soundfont of.
11: Click "I'm Feeling Lucky".
12: Follow the steps on the website.
13: (step 4)
14: (step 5)
15: Extract the ROM with a Zip Archiver.
16: Double-click the folder with the ROM's name in the place that you extracted it to.
17: Right-click the ROM in the folder.
18: Click "Copy".
19: Go to the "N64SoundListToolUpdated" folder.
20: Right-click an empty part of the folder.
21: Click "Paste".
22: Open the N64SoundListTool window.
23: Click "File".
24: Hover your cursor over "Open Known Game".
25: Choose the ROM that you want to rip a soundfont of.
26: Click the ROM.
27: Go to the ROM folder.
28: Click the ROM.
29: Click "Open".
30: Click "Rip All Sound Banks".
31: Choose the ROM folder.
32: Download the Polyphone Soundfont Editor.
33: Follow the steps on the website.
34: Open the Polyphone installer.
35: Follow the steps in the installer.
36: Double-click "Polyphone" on your desktop.
37: Click "File".
38: Click "New".
39: Name your soundfont.
40: Click the green wave picture.
41: Import the samples from the ROM folder.
42: ???
43: Profit!
edited 3:52 AM EST February 16, 2017
edited 8:08 AM EST February 16, 2017
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edited 8:09 AM EST February 16, 2017
- by starerik at 5:02 AM EST on February 16, 2017
- Great guide so far, I had no idea how to download files before.
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