At this moment, here is Earthworm Jim 3D.
Conker BFD, now with 100% less dynamics!
I'll be moving Earthworm Jim into the prelim directories an onto the table in a few minutes, and I'll copy the CBFD stuff over.
I love this accordian :)
edited 2:50 PM EST December 26, 2005
It has the most fixiest tags and a guitar version of Hard Times and i miniusfed the Nintendo Mark usf.
Damn, i cant seem to spell guitar correctly
edited 11:19 PM EST January 11, 2006
If you want it, go back to the main download page and get it there.
When i was ripping the set, i'd usually run it 'til it crashed. It ripped up until about 0x40 until it stopped but everything after 0x12 was silent with nothing playing.
So indeed i will investigate into this.
Sounds like something similar to the Animal Forest problem. Maybe you could try to get a savestate at a different point if the game.
Then again, I could be wrong....
When i say most, there are only a handful left lurking around.
Get it here
I dunno why it didnt work before when i ripped it, perhaps an inconsitancy in the batchripper caused something to screw up at track 0x12...or perhaps it did work and the rest didnt want to be in the same set as the first 0x12. I should of checked that before deleting the other rams and roms. I guess it serves me right for not testing them fully, and for running the batch ripper with the No Sound plugin so i couldnt hear it.
Well i got a good night of ripping ahead of me...48 songs if i remember correctly.
Correction, they do work, but on some of the files you did not put in the right instruments. In the track for the lava side of hailfire peaks, you left in some instruments that do not belong in that section of music.
edited 10:15 AM EST February 1, 2006
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hmm...
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i do not see how that is possible. I took the values directly from the game verbatim and put them into the ripper...
For example hailfire peaks values:
A0=00000041 A1=00000FFF
A0=00000041 A1=0ff90000
A0=00000041 A1=0002fe40
A0=00000041 A1=fd920000
However, i think i rememeber on this track when i played it with no instruments at all it still had a bit of music in it about 50 seconds into it which i assume is in all of the hailfire peak sets. However this cannot be removed...if thats what it is.
But as i said before, i got the instrument values direct from the game so i cant see them being wrong, so any wrongness is most likely unremovable.
Oh, and these require the original miniusfs to be in the same directory for them to work.
edited 11:40 AM EST February 1, 2006
Ok i got a new set of Pok?mon Puzzle League
Get it here while it lasts.
Its now got 73 tracks, but there are repeated ones there that i cant be bothered filtering out. Its too late and too cold now.
Gots 6 tracks.
In other news there is 2.5 MB left on the server. As much as I appreciate your work, please ask before uploading anything else, at least until I can free up some more space.
edited 12:40 PM EST February 2, 2006
Anyway, I will tag/time it if and when I can identify the tracks. If anyone can help me out I would appreciate it.
Thanks.
And the answer is no.
If you want to listen to the music, then download the arcade ROM and play it in M1.
Cruis'n USA
It is Complete with 13 tracks
In other news BattleTanx is also Complete
Enjoy.
Josh, would you be interested in writing an admin interface for USF Central? Any info you can't dig out of the server on your own I'd be glad to give you. I want to do this myself but I'm short on time.
It's timed, but not tagged.
I didn't have the game handy to tag it like I thought.
Also, is Mission: Impossible officially complete? I believe that both Josh and myself agree that it is complete. Is there anything else that needs to be done?
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XD6EY1VY
Pokemon Stadium 2:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EQJHC8QH
Earthworm Jim 3D:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MTZXZOYY
The tracks still need to be given full internal tags and times. How do you do this? To tag, simply load the track that needs to be tagged into Winamp, highlight the track, press alt+3, and fill in the blanks in the menu that appears. To time, open the menu as mentioned above, enter the time into the length box, and add an appropriate fade length. Most importantly, ALL MUSIC MUST BE TIMED TO TWO (2) LOOPS!! The "Now" button beside the Length box is a very useful tool when timing tracks. Oh, and by the way, be sure to give yourself credit for tagging. For stuff like composer names, game name, etc. that is used in all of the tracks, you will find PSFPoint useful.
If you need any help with composer names, I can try to help you out with that. Thanks for the tags.
[EDIT]
I was a little faster than I imagined I would be. Here are the composers for the games that you have track names for:
Bomberman 64 2: Yasunori Mitsuda, Yoshitaka Hirota
Pokemon Stadium 2: Hajimi Wakai
Earthworm Jim 3D: Lee Banyard
Now you have the hard-to-find information. (Track names and composers.) The rest should be easy.
[EDIT 2]
I guess I should've listened to the unused tracks before I decided to tell you what to do with them. They are some type of driver test for the 64, and do not need to be included in the set. Go ahead and delete them.
edited 12:29 PM EDT June 6, 2006
If I can be of any more assistance, please let me know.
Should be Hajime Wakai.
edited 1:23 AM EDT July 3, 2006
edited 8:13 PM EDT July 4, 2006
Turok 2 seems to be getting somewhere slowly...i can rip some of them and they work sort of...so that one might be fully ripped sometime in the nearish future.
Gauntlet Legends, however, is screwed entirely. It does not run in the batchripper, it does not run in 64th Note. Typical of a game that uses Musyx.
Ones I've come across so far are School Theme, Jingle Town, Linda's Castle, and Starlight Highway. Which are "sparse19", "sparse11", and "spare0f", and "sparse12" respectively
Those tracks should be at least 5 minutes ripped so I can make sure I get them looped twice correctly. If you could do that, that would be awesome.
About the Harvest Moon 64 deal, what exactly is wrong with the ROM?
Thanks in advance.
edited 4:52 PM EDT July 5, 2006
edited 4:57 PM EDT July 5, 2006
edited 4:57 PM EDT July 5, 2006
Regarding Harvest Moon 64, if there's a lot going on in a track, there's not much you can do about it.
Also, a lot going on? Like sfx and the like?
edited 9:00 PM EDT July 5, 2006
EDIT: Nevermind, I found the configuration page. Thanks.
edited 9:06 PM EDT July 5, 2006
No, there just is the music playing, but there is a lot of processing going on in the background, that isnt able to be removed. The damn thing doesnt like to idle.
I've played Harvest Moon 64 through PJ64 and I agree that it's a bit of a buggy ROM when played. You think when PJ64 releases 1.7 that this will be corrected?
Also, I've finished tagging and timing the SBK2 rip. All that's left is to put them in order and normalize the volume.
For example here is one that i ripped from it, and this track took 20 minutes.
While playing though it doesnt seemt to use as much 'specially with the audio hle.
Hopefully when version 1.7 of PJ64 comes out they will have fixed that problem.
edited 11:12 PM EDT July 13, 2006
Thanks.
As for Harvest Moon 64, if you want to try tagging it that's fine with me. I honestly didn't think there would be so many tracks. Any extra help would be awesome.
If you want we could collaborate on this one?
P.S. - Josh W's next USF rip should be of Star Wars: Rogue Squadron. :P
edited 1:20 AM EDT July 19, 2006
Composer: Tanaka Tuyoshi
sparse00 - Credits
sparse04 - Spring
sparse05 - Summer
sparse06 - Fall
sparse07 - Winter
sparse09 - Flower Festival
sparse0f - Mountain
sparse10 - Town
The reason that there are so many tracks is that there are about 10 or so tracks that are just different instruments playing parts of the same song. (sparse17 is an example of this.) Also, there are quite a few ambience tracks that are included.
I hope that this information is a help. Sorry I couldn't find more.
edited 10:27 AM EDT July 19, 2006
Fixed.
If there the same tracks playing with just differnt instruments used for differnt parts of the song, would that make it an unused track? I'm just saying because I've logged a lot of time on that game and I haven't ever heard some of the stuff in that rip.
P.S. Josh W's next USF rip should STILL be Star Wars: Rogue Squadron.
I did a little research and I think that I may have figured out some things that may help you out. Please keep in mind that I know practically nothing about this game and my info may not be 100% accurate. (You will have to verify.)
- There are 8 instrument tracks and 8 ambience tracks. This leaves 26 actual music tracks. (18 unidentified.)
- In the instrument tracks I would imagine that 17 and 18 are releated to the music box, and 19-1F are related to the musicians at some of the festivals.
- 20-28 are ambience tracks. They shouldn't be hard to identify.
I would recommend that you play through the game and pay attention to the music that is played in buildings and during special events. Those are the ones that most likely to be overlooked. Also, keep an ear out for duplicate tracks that may exist in the USF set. Just make sure that the track is truly a duplicate before you delete it.
I hope that this helps.
http://joshw.hcs64.com/usf/Snowboard%20Kids/snowkidsJoshW.rar
I got tags for Banjo Tooie who i believe is from ner'zhul, but he didnt include (or have) the split versions of the dynamic tracks (which is here), so i will have to add these, then extract the tags, then rerip the set.
I have been severly hacking the hell out of the batchripper using the stuff that got Musyx sets working, and i have been able to get them to rip without any delay - thats right none. Turok 2 seems to be able to be ripped now, only a few problems to work out (it crashes some time into it) and that'll be done - hopefully soon. Turok Rage wars might also advantage from this also, im not sure.
Rush 2049, im not sure. I havn't really spent a lot of time on this lately, and there is a problem that prevents me from using my quick and dirty ripping methods. So ill probally spend a bit more time on this one later.
I dont think any other (semi)broken sets will benefit from this other than musyx ones, but i will check later as well.
What i really want is to get Banjo Tooie and Conker's Bad fur day to work without any starting delay...but i doubt that'll happen.
But for now i got much backlogged assignments.
37°32'29.43" S 143°52'35.86" E
Indeed!
Those tracks didn't seem to be working on 64th note, and i didn't really know what they were, so I ignored them. I put the library file in the same directory and even updated to the new beta version of 64th. Oh well.
The split ones are currently dependant on the original sparses, rather than the usflib (although the originals are dependant on the usflib, so that makes i.e. btooie.usflib -> sparse41.miniusf -> sparse41b.miniusf
So you probally dont have the originals in the same directory then.
But this will all be fixed when completed.
Thanks.
P.S. If Synthesis is still here, I have looked at the Harvest Moon 64 tags again. I think that I have identified some of the instrument tracks, but I need some verification. If Synthesis is reading this please post.
--EDIT--
Here is what I have so far for HM64. If a track is followed by a question mark, I am not sure if the tag is correct:
sparse00 - Intro
sparse01 - ???
sparse02 - ???
sparse03 - ???
sparse04 - Spring
sparse05 - Summer
sparse06 - Fall
sparse07 - Winter
sparse08 - ???
sparse09 - Flower Festival
sparse0a - *Something* - Spring?
sparse0b - *Something* - Summer?
sparse0c - *Something* - Fall?
sparse0d - *Something* - Winter?
sparse0e - ???
sparse0f - Mountain
sparse10 - Flower Bud Village
sparse11 - ???
sparse12 - Church?
sparse13 - Milk Bar
sparse14 - Wedding?
sparse15 - ???
sparse16 - Title Screen?
sparse17 - Music Box - Broken
sparse18 - Music Box
sparse19 - Instrument - Flute
sparse1a - Instrument - Organ
sparse1b - Instrument - Ocarina
sparse1c - Instrument - Bell
sparse1d - ???
sparse1e - Instrument - Choir?
sparse1f - Instrument - Orchestra
sparse20 - Ambiance - Rain?
sparse21 - Ambiance - Wind?
sparse22 - Ambiance - Hurricane?
sparse23 - Ambiance - Night 1?
sparse24 - Ambiance - Night 2?
sparse25 - Ambiance - Night 3?
sparse26 - ???
sparse27 - Ambiance - Waves 1?
sparse28 - Ambiance - Waves 2?
sparse29 - Same as sparse01?
This is about all I can offer without further help. Be mindful that there may be errors because I have never played this game before. If anyone can help, speak up.
edited 9:25 AM EST January 15, 2007
Heh, fun.
Rush 2049 is now done.
Busy with other things now...i think not...it is too damn hot to do anything, it was 106°F today.
Thanks.
--EDIT--
I just found a list of games that use Musyx on the PJ64 website. (Link)
* 007 - The World is Not Enough
* Elmo's Letter Adventure
* Elmo's Number Journey
* Gauntlet Legends
* Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine
* NBA Showtime - NBA on NBC
* Polaris Sno Cross
* Resident Evil 2 / Bio Hazard 2
* Rugrats in Paris - The Movie
* San Francisco Rush 2049
* Star Wars - Rogue Squadron
* Star Wars Episode I - Battle for Naboo
Maybe this list should be posted on the FAQ page.
It is interesting that 1/4 of the Musyx soundtracks have been ripped.
edited 6:09 PM EST January 17, 2007
00: Masquerade - Stealth
01: Masquerade - Unmasked!
02: Midnight Departure
03: Courier - Treason
04: Courier
05: King's Ransom
06: King's Ransom - Escape
07: Meltdown - Last Part
08: Underground Uprising
09: Meltdown - First Part
0A: Sinking Feeling
0B: Paused Menu?
0C: Main Theme
0D: City Of Walkways II
0E: The End
0F: Courier - Enter The Bank
10: Night Watch
11: Thames Chase
Also I still have not seen an update on the Conker's Bad Fur Day set. I tagged it(including all the annoying cutscene music) and also added the missing dynamic tracks and sent it in a rar a few months ago.
And where can i find the miniusfs(still experimental or finished, doesn't matter) of Banjo Tooie dynamic tracks. All I know is ugetab had them fixed and wrote all dynamic tracks in a text file, but no miniusfs
Some Banjo-Tooie dynamic tracks can be found here. I am not sure if they are the ones that you are looking for, but here they are anyway.
--EDIT--
Here are the dynamic Banjo-Tooie tracks from ugetab.
Also, I just remembered that I had a MP3 rip of 007. The track in the rip that most closely resembles sparse0b is labeled "Options Menu". It sounds exactly like sparse0b, but it has fewer instruments. Maybe the options/pause music that is played in the game is only part of the actual music track.
edited 9:22 AM EST January 18, 2007
Sorry it's taken me so long to post, I'll add what tags I can at the moment. I'll try to play the game sometime tomorrow to see if I find anything else.
No problem about the delay. About my HM64 tags, what you see is what you get. Many of the tracks with question marks are guesses, and they probably wouldn't be of much use to anyone. However, since you have the game, hopefully they will help point you in the right direction.
For instance, I have a feeling that sparse12 is the music for the church. I cannot verify this in the least, but it sounds like it is the music that would MOST LIKELY be played in the church. Now, all you have to do is go to the church in the game and see that music is played. If so, then we have identified another track!
I hope that this is helpful to you in figuring out the tags. There are nine tracks that I just have no guess what they are, and four that sound like they are the same area at different seasons. (The tracks marked *Something*.) Also, the ambiance tracks seem right, but you might would like to verify them too - I am not very sure about them.
Thanks for your help.
I need to hook my N64 up to verify if you're right about that single music is the options music.
As for dynamic tracks for Banjo Tooie, if they are made in almost the same way like with Conker's Bad Fur Day(with a miniusf pointing to the miniusf playing all channels) i can fix it myself(just hex editing one value). I need to check that out. I know hex editing but not N64 machine code to make miniusfs myself from scratch.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/324a17
THe World Is Not Enough Tagged:
will add that one tomorrow
aaw, i don't even have time to send these files.
Also, what happened to the The World is Not Enough tags? According to the post above this one, they were supposed to go up on 1/31.
Anyway, here are the tags. I have a feeling that the songs that I am missing are for some of the larger areas. (The beach, elf's cave, etc.) If Synthesis would be so kind as to identify/verify them, I think that we can finish the set.
--EDIT--
Found some more...
sparse00 - Intro
sparse01 - Title Screen
sparse02 - Good Ending?
sparse03 - Bad Ending?
sparse04 - Spring
sparse05 - Summer
sparse06 - Fall
sparse07 - Winter
sparse08 - Name Entry
sparse09 - Flower Festival
sparse0a - ???
sparse0b - ???
sparse0c - ???
sparse0d - ???
sparse0e - Festival Dance?
sparse0f - Moon Mountain
sparse10 - Flower Bud Village
sparse11 - Moon Mountain Wishing Pond
sparse12 - Church?
sparse13 - Milk Bar
sparse14 - Wedding
sparse15 - New Year's Festival?
sparse16 - Credits?
sparse17 - Music Box - Broken
sparse18 - Music Box
sparse19 - Instrument - Flute
sparse1a - Instrument - Organ
sparse1b - Instrument - Ocarina
sparse1c - Instrument - Bell
sparse1d - ??? (Appears to be a slightly extended Intro Theme)
sparse1e - Instrument - Choir?
sparse1f - Instrument - Orchestra
sparse20 - Ambiance - Rain?
sparse21 - Ambiance - Wind?
sparse22 - Ambiance - Hurricane?
sparse23 - Ambiance - Night 1?
sparse24 - Ambiance - Night 2?
sparse25 - Ambiance - Night 3?
sparse26 - Ending Part 2?
sparse27 - Ambiance - Waves 1?
sparse28 - Ambiance - Waves 2?
sparse29 - ??? (Title Screen without Piano)
edited 10:36 AM EDT March 14, 2007
Preliminary tags for Wipeout64 here. Send suggestions|complaints about them all but *specially* about Fluke's "absurd" and "goodnight lover" (time+fade), Propellerheads 'bang on! (time+fade) and sparse08.miniusf (tagged for now as "sparse08 (tomorrow reborn reprise?)"
JoshW if you happen to read this, there is this loud click at the beginning of every song. Any chance it's taken out of the rip? Also, could you check both sparse03.miniusf (tomorrow reborn) and sparse08.miniusf? I suspected they were the same but when I compared them on audacity I saw they weren't. I can't tell what's different between they both (beginning of sparse08 is second 11-13 of sparse03 [tomorrow reborn]. Is it an extra instrument, is it tempo, or it's just noise?
Suggestions about sparse08 everyone.
Thank you for reading.
anewuser
On another note, am I the only one that thinks that it is strange that Harvest Moon 64 was at the top of the requests list for a number of months, yet there is only one person here that can definitely identify the music? My last post was a little cluttered, and I think that most of my questions in it got lost in the mess. So...
Reiteration of my last post for emphasis:
@Synthesis:
Have you been able to look at the HM64 tags yet? I feel that most of them are accurate, but I need someone who has the game to verify them.
@jurassicPieter:
Have you finished the 007 tags yet? Last you posted, you said that you were nearly finished. Any progress?
edited 8:51 PM EDT March 18, 2007
About the TWINE tags, I tried to time them but I still wonder how accurate this timing should be, because right now it's an estimate, plus I haven't done much with it anymore(busy, busy as everyone else). And I wonder if that one will be placed on the website or not like with the CBFD set.
About CBFD, the usflib is kind of messed up, and it has some tracks missing. Tags will be probably not be applied before those issues are fixed. Also, usually if tags are just uploaded to a site for DL, they will not make it to the site.
I would recommend that you send your completed 007 tags to hcs, Josh, or UF. Any of them can upload content to the site.
--EDIT--
@anewuser:
I thought that I found out what sparse08 of Wipeout 64 was, but I was wrong. Nevermind.
As I just told jurassicPieter, you probably want to E-mail your tags directly to hcs, Josh or UF.
edited 1:59 PM EDT March 21, 2007
Unknown: Is it alright if I provide edited times and names for each track, just to save you the trouble yourself? If so, just tell me in here and I'll gladly do it.
edited 11:52 PM EDT April 7, 2007
Then there is this problem with the Spiral Mountain themes. After a while, the music gets weird and just stops.
-There are about 10 prologue events, many of which are the same.
-There are 3 identical Bottles' House themes.
-There are 3 identical MYH/HFP Kickball themes.
-There are 3 identical Cave of Horrors (I think)
-Mayahem Temple Shootout is too fast.
-Grunty Industries Interiors is too fast.
-Two of the Interior themes in Glitter Gulch Mine go too fast.
-Some tracks are pure nothing. Others are just wind.
Sparse95 is not a repeat tune if that's what you thought.
There are 3 identical Cave of Horrors (I think)
You're wrong. One is used for the Dodgem Domes and the other two are for the Haunted Zone, one of which is used for the Inferno.
Some tracks are pure nothing. Others are just wind.
Those might be sound effects. As I said before, all tracks don't start at the very beginning, so the sound effect might have been cut off.
There are 3 identical MYH/HFP Kickball themes.
Keep sparse84 playing even after it seemingly ends. You might hear a familiar tune several times.
Are you sure about the Bottles' house? This is what I recorded when going through all the songs individually, last night:
80_sparse95 -bottles' house
82_sparse98 -bottles' house other
83_sparse99 -bottles' house other 2
Could someone re-rip 'Gruntilda's Lair (Mumbo's Mountain)' from Banjo-Kazooie? The main lair theme plays in the background as well, causing that particular track to turn out rather poorly.
Also, would anyone be kind enough to re-rip the Ending Beach? The TTC seagulls effect plays in the background, where in the normal game, it doesn't.
Thank you.
All the tracks should play fully now without stopping prematurely, and they all should start at the beginning :)
Although this uses the same speed control as the previous rip, with the values provided by ugetab.
And the main Mayahem Temple theme loses an instrumment around the 1:15 mark.
edited 3:56 PM EDT April 13, 2007
You also missed a sound effect (sparse9b). Check the preliminary rip here to find anything else you missed.
edited 4:42 PM EDT April 13, 2007
Edit: I just converted them all to WAV format, and
every track is 3 minutes and 10 seconds long.
edited 8:28 PM EDT April 13, 2007
I thought he added the times. I didn't know. Sorry.
If you want to see the set finished sooner, you could try and tag/time the miniusfs. Otherwise, they all will just have the default time of 3:10.
sparse00 - Intro
sparse01 - Title Screen
sparse02 - Good Ending
sparse03 - Bad Ending
sparse04 - Spring
sparse05 - Summer
sparse06 - Fall
sparse07 - Winter
sparse08 - Name Entry
sparse09 - Cow Festival
sparse0a - Sea Festival?
sparse0b - ???
sparse0c - New Year Festival
sparse0d - Horse Festival
sparse0e - Flower Festival Dance
sparse0f - Moon Mountain
sparse10 - Flower Bud Village
sparse11 - Moon Mountain Wishing Pond
sparse12 - Church
sparse13 - Milk Bar
sparse14 - Wedding
sparse15 - Watching the New Year Sunrise
sparse16 - Main Theme
sparse17 - Music Box - Broken
sparse18 - Music Box
sparse19 - Instrument - Flute
sparse1a - Instrument - Organ
sparse1b - Instrument - Ocarina
sparse1c - Instrument - Bell
sparse1d - Harvest Festival Dance?
sparse1e - Instrument - Flute 2
sparse1f - Instrument - Orchestra
sparse20 - Ambiance - Rain
sparse21 - Ambiance - Wind
sparse22 - Ambiance - Typhoon
sparse23 - Ambiance - Night (Spring)
sparse24 - Ambiance - Night (Summer)
sparse25 - Ambiance - Night (Fall)
sparse26 - Ending Part 2
sparse27 - Ambiance - Waves (High Tide)
sparse28 - Ambiance - Waves (Low Tide)
sparse29 - File Select?
edited 5:25 PM EDT April 18, 2007
Wipeout 64 tags.
This was used for times and tags for the PC-Music tracks. For propellerheads and fluke's tracks, I looked for the cds of the bands...
N64 tracks' of the Propellerheads and Fluke are just loops of the original tracks so they don't match 100% time wise (the intro|endings specially). I wasn't able to time it all that well. In any case, I'm 89% happy with the set. Hope you are, though.
The .ZIP file replaces the .miniusf files of the original wipeout 64 set. You still need the .USFLIB file provided here.
Thank you for reading.
PS: thanks to lunar for the n46 anthems albums (danke, man).
PS2: ui, thanks for hosting the file for me.
www.iloveui.com/Wipeout64_tags.zip there.
ps3: don't you love double post? (I might need an edit button)
I'm still working on the HM64 tags. This is taking a lot longer than I expected. :(
And the bar music isn't sequenced