If so, what file extension would I name it to? If its not, is there a way to GENH it? It plays fine in MF Audio with these settings: RAW Sound Data Compressed ADPCM - Frequency 32000 and the rest are default. I can't seem to find loop data, however.
Here is the archive (?) it came in.
edited 6:55 PM EST December 22, 2016
Use the GENH tool in VGMToolbox with these settings:
Input File Format: PlayStation 4-bit ADPCM
Header Skip: 0x800
Interleave: 0x10
Channels: 2
Frequency: Use Offset 4 and has size 4 and byte order Little Endian
Not sure about loops. The ADPCM block flags may be used in this case. Try using VGMToolbox's "find loops" maybe.
EDIT: there are headers for each song. It should be pretty easy to split them up.
edited 8:24 PM EST December 22, 2016
I am unsure what you mean by "headers for each song". I'm completely new at this.
I'm saying there's multiple tracks in the ADX file you uploaded. At first it seemed like there was just one block of metadata ("header") for the entire file, but after a closer look, each track has a header. So there's probably another file to be found in the game that maps out the tracks in the ADX file. But you can use the Advanced Cutter in VGMToolbox with this preset (put it in vgmtoolbox/plugins/AdvancedCutter/any-name-you-want.xml):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<OffsetFinderTemplate xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<Header>
<FormatName>Winback ADX</FormatName>
<Author>Nisto</Author>
</Header>
<SearchParameters>
<SearchString>00080000</SearchString>
<TreatSearchStringAsHex>true</TreatSearchStringAsHex>
<StartingOffset>0</StartingOffset>
<UseModOffsetForSearchString>true</UseModOffsetForSearchString>
<ModOffsetForSearchStringDivisor>0x800</ModOffsetForSearchStringDivisor>
<ModOffsetForSearchStringResult>0</ModOffsetForSearchStringResult>
<SearchStringOffset>0</SearchStringOffset>
<OutputFileExtension>.bin</OutputFileExtension>
<MinimumSizeForCutting />
<CutParameters>
<CutStyle>offset</CutStyle>
<CutSizeAtOffset>0x10</CutSizeAtOffset>
<CutSizeOffsetSize>4</CutSizeOffsetSize>
<CutSizeOffsetEndianess>little</CutSizeOffsetEndianess>
<CutSizeMultiplier>0x20</CutSizeMultiplier>
</CutParameters>
<AddExtraBytes>true</AddExtraBytes>
<AddExtraByteSize>0x800</AddExtraByteSize>
</SearchParameters>
<NotesOrWarnings />
</OffsetFinderTemplate>
Refresh the preset list (button with green icon) if needed in VGMToolbox, select the "Winback ADX" preset, press "load", then drop the .ADX file in the input box on the left.
It seems like Frequency: Use Offset 4 and has size 4 and byte order Little Endian crashed foobar. I just set it to 32000. That worked. There is some weird sequence format for SFX as well, though I'll probably leave that since I don't even know how to deal with that.
I'll probably have to manually find loops as the auto loop finder doesn't seem to work. Thanks for your help, Nisto!
The 16-byte files you mention are definitely false positives. There are really only 20 tracks in that ADX file.
Also, the GENH settings I provided are specifically for files with a 2048-byte header. The headers are most likely not going to be extracted by VGMToolbox's ADPCM extractor, so you could be hearing pops at the beginning of the tracks or other defects, since the GENH settings would actually skip bits of audio rather than just skipping past the headers (metadata).
Did you tick the checkbox underneath the "frequency" input field? It should grey it out..
Yeah, there's probably no loop info whatsoever in the ADX file. You sure there's no separate file in the game with that data, though? In worst case scenario, it's buried somewhere in the game executable. If you can post a directory listing of the game files, I can try to pick it out (and then you could upload it or have a whack at it yourself).
The KVG files are VAG streams for voices, .DAT's I'm assuming are sequence data for SFX, and KBD/KHD are probably instrument stuff. Let me know if you want me to post anything.
edited 6:07 PM EST December 23, 2016