Hey, bxaimc, just out of curiosity, how come your "Koopa's Road" loop starts at 31 seconds? It just seems a little late for a loop start, to me, as I would have started it at about 18 seconds.
@soneek: Well I'll be damned....ok I'll use this next time...
@TUK: I don't really remember but it might have been because I was looking a good looping area. I think that one was made during the time I use to make looping crap by listening and guesstimating loop points.
Also btw, how does one upload to Brawl Custom Music?
Yeah, apparently it doesn't work in Internet Explorer or something. I've used Firefox, and currently use Chrome and it works on both of those (or should).
I meant the re-release of the 2001 game at part of the Ambassador thingy on the 3DS. I meant the very last thing related to F-Zero, including re-releases. But F-Zero GP Legend was actually released after GX (only a few months though), so technically that's the last new game, I think. Unless you count the Japan-exclusive F-Zero: Climax, the first in the series with a built-in track editor that didn't require an expansion/add-on, released in October 2004.
I picked the highest bitrate I could get out of mono encoding(it ranges from 36kbps-96kbps), and since the lowest bitrates are the worst in terms of quality... well, you get the idea.
I remade these bxaimc customs as HCAs, using the XMAs, doctored (deleted spurious fmt chunk) and fed to an equally doctored FFmpeg. Then I pulled the loop offsets from the XMA2 chunks.
Shoutout to Yoko Shimomura for her always amazing compositions and to the Video Game Orchestra of Boston w/ Soundtrec for performing and recording this masterpiece :D
enjoy! and give credits where due when uploading elsewhere :)
How did you get license updates for the official tools? I signed up for a "trial" of the allegedly no cost to license for free use tools, and they only sent me the initial 3 month license, then another after that one expired. They still send me newsletters, though.
Riiiiise from your Graaaaaave...! by SquareTex at 1:03 PM EDT on August 28, 2018
Yeah, sorry if this is a necropost. But it's the only place I could think of to put this oddity of mine. :)
Motoi Sakuraba's "Expectations of the Future" is a big, epic wash of synths. I don't mean that in a bad way...it fits its space station locale like a glove, and really has a grandeur to it.
One thing I would often find myself doing to it while listening is kinda "beatbox" along with it, adding in a drum track as it really doesn't have one. I've often thought about actually constructing a rhythm track to go along with it, but only just now finally did it.
It's no great thing, just a simple curiosity of mine. But...if you DO end up liking it and would like for it to loop, I've already embedded the looping info. Just change the OGG to LOGG, and you're good to go. :)