HCS Forum - Would it make sense for F-Zero X to be ripped to "lwav" than usf?

by Kirishima at 12:44 PM EDT on April 25, 2018: @Vajuvaju

Midway tended to do that alot of their n64 ports because that's what they did with their arcade titles. As for fully streamed n64 music, wasn't Sin and Punishment streamed?
by starerik at 7:31 PM EDT on April 27, 2018: @hcs Actually, the vocals in those games are just waveforms triggered by MIDI notes. Or I would assume because thatâ€™s how Great Mighty Poo works, and the same goes for the DK Rap.
by bxaimc at 7:33 PM EDT on April 27, 2018: .

edited 8:36 PM EDT April 27, 2018
by bxaimc at 7:34 PM EDT on April 27, 2018: Yep, just like Buck Bumble, Re-Volt, and Cruisâ€™n World

edited 7:34 PM EDT April 27, 2018
by simonmkwii at 8:09 PM EDT on April 27, 2018: @starerik - Great Mighty Poo uses MP3 compression.
by kode54 at 8:34 PM EDT on April 27, 2018: @vajuvaju, that was Circle of the Moon?

Also the credits theme from Harmony of Dissonance may have been streamed, as I'm not sure if it was of a quality that could be achieved by software synthesis and samples on the GBA.
by RukarioGyiyg996 at 11:19 PM EDT on April 27, 2018: Harmony of Dissonance's title screen sample and ending credits are contiguous samples so yes they are pretty much "streamed" for the most part.

GBAMusRipper even rips it the same way. It's just a single note playing a very long sample.
by starerik at 3:30 AM EDT on April 28, 2018: @simonmkwii Still triggered by MIDI notes. Robin Beanland told me once.

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