could anybody name some average/good/insane techno VSTi's?
i know this is not a place to ask it, but i just did it -.-
edited 12:49 PM EST December 2, 2011
i saw that the yoshi's island theme was missing [that was already known], so i had a look at that unknown song, and i discovered that the sequence contains parts of yoshi's island, even tho it are only parts, the entire song is not found in there
it also contains the drums and bass from the fast mushroom kingdom sequence
but my question is, where is the rest of the song?
I also have the USF from Ocarina of Time, and the tempo on its songs seems a tiny, tiny bit too slow, so is there a way to make 64th Note play them faster instead of having to re-rip the soundtrack myself? I realize it's necromantic to ask about 64th Note when it hasn't been updated in 4 years, but I don't see any other USF plug-ins for Winamp, or USF players at all for Windows.
Similar to Assassin's Creed 2, they packed up a chunk of RIFF files in wav extension into a pack which I have extracted. As you would predict, its a massive pain dragging each file to ww2ogg.exe, so I made a batch file with this:
for %%i in (*.wav) do ww2ogg %%i
When I run the batch, ww2ogg seems to be working busily, but nothing came out at all, and I suspect that it didn't like handling all those files for some reason. Does anyone have a better batch command for this ordeal I'm having?
I have a problem getting any version of VGMTrans(I have about 5 different versions) or SSEQ2MID to convert all Spirit Tracks SSEQs into MIDI.
It's the same ones that won't convert in either programme.
It will convert lots of them, but things like the over world themes will not convert but they convert to 2SF/Mini2SF fine.
I know they are sequences though because I can mute the instruments using the 2SF dialogue inside the 2SF settings.
Does anyone happen to know why this is please?
Any information would be excellent!
Thanks.
P.S. If you need SSEQ samples of ones that work and don't I can provide them.
Wherever I ask, I rarely get an answer, so maybe someone here has SOME idea?
What I want to know is, does anyone know EXACTLY when these will be available? In otherwords, when should I expect to see them ripped in FLAC and uploaded to FFShrine? :D
Apparently they're coming in "December 2011", but... it's nearly the end of the month and literally nothing. No tracklist, no information about when they're coming -- it's like they disappeared.
I can't find it in:
http://tzone.org/~llin/psf/
while lookin through the mario kart 64 instruments, i noticed it did play or extract many drum samples and 1 bass instrument
i think i know why this happens, for some reason there are multiple samples in that adress, i found a pattern in the intrument tab in the MK64 rom, every ''instrument'' represents a different song, the 0000 intrument contains all the sound effect and intrument 0001 contains the instruments used for the intro sequence, now the intro sequence is a nice example
the bass used in this song probebly has 2 samples mapped at different sections of the octaves
at the end of the intro song, the bass goes really deep
i rebuild the song and found out that it was NOT possible with the sample i ripped from rainbow road [wich uses the same bass]
but the same goes for the drums, various samples are mapped to different notes, all those samples [bass drum, snare drum, open hi hat, closed hi hat, bongo's, bells, and those monkey sounds] are at one single adress, maybe the file at that adress is not a wav file, maybe it is some compressed thing that has to be extracted before it can be ripped.
and so far, i cannot finish the mario kart 64 rebuild :(
MORE FILES!!
I ask your support because I'd like to help Hokuto Musou with original anime soundtrack. I tried to convert some MP3 into wav cpm 16bit 44100khz then usin xuitt with xma2encode. The program successfully converted the xma but I can hear no music in game. I tried also the old xmaencode and to wav and other tools but no luck. i tried also an xma.head downloaded (I change the first header into the files but still not work as I'm not developer :-( )
Please can someone convert them for me or at least explain me step by step how can I make this sound work?
Thanx
Here you find 2 samples of original game xma (so you can check header) and all the files mp3 that I'd like to be converted into xma
http://www.mediafire.com/?5jjtg8a7n3f6geq
I've just extracted the main sound archive from Black Ops for the Wii. Which extension do the files need to have in order for vgmstream to support them?
Here are some examples: http://www.sendspace.com/file/c5hh6l
Thanks for your help!
Just wondering, which torrent or site do I download the FF13 and 13-2 music from?
I saw this somewhere on the thread mentioned by bxaimc:
Final Fantasy XIII-2 (2011)(Square Enix)[XBOX360][Xiph Vorbis][SCD]
AND
Final Fantasy XIII (2009)(Square Enix)[PS3][MPEG Audio Layer][SCD]
Can someone help me with this?
Very muchly appreciated.
Jack.
instead of rebuilding it i decided to give it a little twist [arrange it a bit], and I'am currently out of inspiration. I still think that my idea is pretty neat so i came here to ask for a little help.
Link
download this rar file and listen to the mp3 thats inside [you might want to skip to 42 sec.], if you have an idea of how to alter the bridge between the origional and the new part, please open the included midi file and go your gang
[do someting]
also, i suck making chords, so cloud somebody be nice and look at the midi file and finish the chords?
also i have a feeling that the bass is out of tune in te new part, pl0x look at that aswell.
REWARD: cookies?
Is there a way that one could extract the raw IMA ADPCM streams from .ivaud (Grand Theft Auto IV) files, maybe using such info above? I ask because a friend of mine...
well, it'd be rather nice to have ADPCM rather than the much larger PCM transcodes thru vgmstream
edited 5:51 AM EST January 2, 2012
I have a project to translate the game Saint Seiya for PS2.
99% is already complete,missing only edit a message and then save the game into my language.
I guess what I need are in archives .TPL , since they were the only file format in the game where you can not open for edit or view...
Someone has already worked with this type of file?
Know a program to visualize the file or edit tpl files?
Please help us because now missing 1% to complete the project.
Thanks in advance,
Gabriel.
1) For some reason, when I load a GBS file in fb2k for the first time, it seems to refuse to forget whatever the associated playlist happened to be in that instance. If I edit the M3U and try to load it in fb2k again, none of the changes will appear. If I move both GBS and M3U to another directory, however, they load fine... one time. And then that sticks. Any idea how I can keep that from happening so I can efficiently edit these M3U files?
2) For some other reason, foo_gep doesn't seem to recognise all the fields of the playlist entries properly. For example, here's my current bit of work:
Tetris Attack GBS+M3U, work in progress
Notice the line in the M3U which reads:
Tetris Attack [Yoshi no Panepon] (1996)(-)(Nintendo).gbs::GBS,29,Staff Roll,0:03:25.784,0:00:25.714,0:00:06.428,0
That's right, it takes nearly three and a half minutes for this track to get to where it loops, but that loop is only twenty-five seconds long. Now load the GBS file in fb2k, and watch as it the time is interpreted as... thirty-two seconds, being the loop length plus the fade length. Am I missing some bit of necessary magic here?
3) Also, why is foo_gep ignoring the loop count? Am I specifying it wrong?
If anyone has insights for how to overcome any of these, I'd be most appreciative. (If the answer to 2 and 3 are simply "stuff the intro in with the loop timing and be happy", I'll be annoyed, but at least I'll be able to make it work....)
And with a lot I mean 298. That is maybe 7-10 streams per song.
I strongly suspect that the game does a crude form of compression by reusing some parts of the track (like the chorus) and putting said reused parts as separate streams.
Now the problem is, how does the game know which streams to play and in which order? I am stumped.
Does anybody have it that could perhaps re-upload it for me?
Thanks in advance.
The required files is:
PSF2.IRX
SQ.IRX
LIBSD.IRX
MODHSYN.IRX
MODMIDI.IRX
DEFAULT.SQ
DEFAULT.HD
DEFAULT.BD
PSF2.INI
----------------------
I don't know how to make psf2 files from this game.
The pcsx2 emulator can run this game and the music is played that way.
http://www.mediafire.com/?a9hbypb4w78q8mg
It's probably a XMA file with some fiddeling (like all the file that toWav supported iirc)
Please add it to vgmstream.
5 samples: (from the xbox 360 demo of the game)
http://www.mediafire.com/?ovbl3jk5ce0jih8
There are PSF2 Soundtracks of this game, and I've tried ripping some of the songs using FastElbja's ADPCM player. But I've heard most of the songs in-game so I can tell that a lot of songs are missing.
There are three parts on the DVD-ROM of the Game itself that interest me: CFC.Dig, A Folder called 'XA' that contains a 'XA.PAK' file, and a 'DSI' folder that contains a lot of 'MVxx.DSI' Files up to eleven.
Can somebody help me with this? I am very confused.
Edit: Also why is the music mono? The console seems to play it in Stereo D:
edited 8:26 PM EST January 24, 2012
when i was done editing the sample i advanced to the instrument editor and there, whenever i test out the and trigger a piano key, the RAW instrument appears to have reverb??
and when i advance to the preset editor, the [nice] reverb is gone???
during the build i havent done anything to te instrument wich has something to do with reverb
ehhh, explanation?
Thanks to sites like this, I've had great joy in listening to Game Boy .gbs files, and also the audio from a few PS2 games in original audio quality, far exceeding anything I'd actually heard while playing on the original console or on an emulator, so I'm now hoping to start doing the same for the rest of the games I feel the same way about.
I have Foobar 2000 and the Game Emu Player (something like that?) plug in, and I also used to have Vgmstream until a couple of days ago, until updating to Foobar 1.1.10 or whatever recent version it was, stated that it was no longer compatible and deleted it. I haven't been able to get it working again since, despite trying newer downloads of the plugin so if anyone can point me in the right direction of that too, then that would be great.
Otherwise, explanations about which files I need to look for in the ROMs if it's possible, and how to go about doing it and getting them playing properly or converting them to saved files or whatever. Thanks for any help. :-)
VGM & Other Instrument Sources
Recommended spreadsheets:
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Spreadsheets (General; ABC sorted):
AceK: VGM Instrument Source Encyclopedia
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Pokemon Mystery Dungeon original samples
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Super Street Fighter II Turbo Instrument Sources
This thread is made to find out what instruments are used in some familiar VGM.
For example, if you have a sound pack from a certain author and managed to found an instrument that is used in a video game, details about what the name of the album is and other info will be listed here.
If you know of any familiar instruments in a common sound collection used in any VGM and would like to contribute, please feel free to post a comment about your findings!
NOTE: Some names will not be correctly tagged... so instead, it will use the file name of the preferred rip content.
edited 7:20 PM EDT March 19, 2023
xwb files to use in tutorials for the games they're from but have not been able to successfully convert the contents (xma2 Codec 0x0166 aka 0x166) to wav. I downloaded and tried most of the programs that were suggested in related threads (unxwb.exe, xbadpdec.exe, GSpot.exe, towav.exe -from command line this seems to do nothing, VGMToolbox.exe - can't find Sony ADPCM converted files it makes, xma_test.exe -xma_parse05, xMash.exe -version .05, Ravioli Game Tools, etc) but I haven't figured out/understood the proper steps to take. Could someone state the steps I need to take to successfully extract/convert these audio files? Thank you.
i want to have my own plugin [VST] wich represents my entire instrument database
but where do i start? i have no programming skills wathsoever
For example the NES was only capable of mono sound yet numerous games feature audio tracks that simulate cross fade (Something not really possible in mono environments) incredibly well amongst other effects that can only really be demonstrated/heard in a stereo environment. They also tend to straight up sound significantly better under such a stereo configuration as well.
Edit: I mean: Do NES musicians design songs for the NES with the intention of them one day being heard in stereo? Or is the improvements stereo sound brings to there musical pieces just a coincidence?
Edit 2: On second thought it seems more like coincidence then intentional. I mean from a code point it's probably easier to dedicate one channel to echo/sustain notes then it is to have one channel play a note then enable the sustain/echo effect, disable the effect, play another note, enable the sustain/echo effect, disable the effect, play another note etc.
edited 12:14 AM EST February 6, 2012
Heres a sample:
Snip.bin
Does anyone think they might be able to help with this?
Thanks in advance!
edit: n/m about the channel thing, I was stupid and forgot to tell it to ignore looping. It's probably 2 channel at 44100 but really staticy.
edited 11:26 AM EST February 9, 2012
It's all in japanese and i have no clue what's going on but this definitely looks like new sets. So anybody is collecting this? :|
edited 10:15 AM EST February 10, 2012
I have been successful in extracting files from the .PCK!
When i extracted them they had no file extention so I renamed them all to .RIFX and used my .bat to convert all of them!
That .BAT file went through all of the files but I kept getting:
parse error expected fmt, vorb, data chunks
Please can you help me, if you need any samples of these files or the .PCK i will upload them!
edited 7:53 PM EST February 12, 2012
I tried with the Silence Skip DSP included in last Foobar2000, but isn't enough to keep the song with the last silence, is really long. Anyway to terminate this task? Thanks!
See ya
So I use dsf plugin in foobar 1.1.7, downloaded ready to play .dsf files (I forgot where I DLed them from, I think one of you guys converted them), and it's pretty well but some files don't play like they should, at least for me...
In order for any of you fine dudes to help me with suggestions on maybe some other more accurate software, I uploaded this package which has: problematic dsf, how it's supposed to sound mp3 file (recorded directly from Dreamcast, not by me though), original .snd file extracted from GDI image, dsf plugin I use in foobar and one AICA driver which may be useful for pros and not a noob like me.
http://www.mediafire.com/?qa9a73614awtsqj
Oh, and this is another AICA driver file, from Shen 2 GDI...
http://www.mediafire.com/?mrgqiclqp9nccbn
Thank you for any response...
I managed to get vgmstream working with a player on Android 4.0 and above. I don't have a lot of formats on me to test all of them, but for the most part from my experience, most of the formats -should- play back fine. The player is simply a fork of Droidsound.
The only formats I've heavily tested with are AAX, ADX, RSF and YMF. All of which I can confirm play back 100% fine.
If you want to use it or do whatever, everything is all open source and hosted here: Github Page
There is also a binary build in the downloads section for those that don't want to build it themselves.
If you do happen to use it and find some files not playing back, etc. Make an issue report on the Github page, or simply post in this thread and I'll see what I can do.
edited 10:03 PM EST February 17, 2012
when i click the open hi hat and shortly after that click the closed hi hat, the sound of the closed hi hat shoud automatically mute the sound of the open hi hat right?
how do you do this? i use viena
First of all, forgive me for making my first post here a request. I couldn't locate any rules or regulations or anything, nor an option to PM anyone, so if this is in violation of any policies, please forgive me.
BXAIMC, I found this forum after an extensive week-long search for a particular soundtrack in lossless format; the Star Fox Assault Orchestra Soundtrack. I've tried my damnedest to come across a non-compressed version of this soundtrack, looked at virtually every link to it on the internet, and even made efforts to purchase a copy of Nindori 130 with the CD intact. To date, my absolute best efforts led me to the forum post where you gave a link to a "custom" .zip of the soundtrack. Unfortunately, the link is no longer working.
Now, I don't know, of course, whether your link was to a lossless version of the soundtrack, but at this point I'm really just grasping at straws trying to find this. If by any chance you DO have a lossless version of the soundtrack, or access to the CD so that you might rip it into FLAC for me, or could even point me in the right direction to acquire one, I would be most grateful, and certainly willing to do some trades with you if possible.
Again, sorry if this post is just totally out of left field or inappropriate for this forum; if so, feel free to ignore it altogether/chastise me/send assassins, etc.
Thank you for your time.
- KF
I've uploaded the Jak & Daxter: The Precursor's Legacy audio from the HD collection.
http://www.mediafire.com/?r27wr196h4152kk
edited 6:56 PM EST February 23, 2012
I really don't feel like getting deliplayer to work on this POS computer.
Would love to know what audio formats Vita games are using, and eventually get a rip of Hot Shots Golf.
http://www.mediafire.com/?knh9f54rr34zpgm
I have more info about it, this is a hex code from another .sbs file, similar to this one. Hope it can help.
"I was able to identify the description of a very simple sound, just 100 msec of silence. You can find below the hex data. If you can help, or you know sombody that can help, you are welcome.
This is a 100 msec silence sound
48 00 : Field id - This field conytains sampling rate and sound duration
00 0C : size of this field
19 00 : 6400 ???
7D 00 : 32000 Sampling rate
40 00 : 16394 ???
0C 80 : 3200 Number of Samples
44 00 : Field id - This field contains the sound
00 84 : size of this field
00 00 0C 80 : 3200 Number of Samples
1D 46 9D 66 00 01 9C E7 39 CE 73 47 6C 16 B5 AC 16 B5 AC 16 B5 AC 16 B5 AD 27 6C 00 00 0F
1D 46 9D 66 00 01 9C E7 39 CE 73 47 6C 16 B5 AC 16 B5 AC 16 B5 AC 16 B5 AD 27 6C 00 00 0F
0F 0E 9D 66 00 00 12 76 C0 00 01 27 6C 00 00 0F
0F 0E 9D 66 00 00 12 76 C0 00 01 27 6C 00 00 0F
0F 0E 9D 66 00 00 12 76 C0 00 01 27 6C 00 00 0F
0F 0E 9D 66 00 01 F2 76 C0 00 01 27 6C 00 00 0F
45 00 : Field Id - This field id used to terminate a sound
00 04 : size of this field"
My goal is to develop a Java tool to decompress the files Noesis can't. I would appreciate if someone could explain me in more detail the attached Noesis code, that was extracted from Noesis plugin and seem to be a good starting point for me. Attached I also bring my own Java code that imitates the original and a file to decompress.
Attachments
edited 7:20 PM EST March 2, 2012
so is there a way you can rip them from the keyboard without crappy line recordings?
The are all of .aax file,but I can not play them via newest vgmstream(r973).
Could you help me?
here is the sample file
http://www.mediafire.com/?phk49zhjnneq4j5
I want it to show it correctly in the Local Media section. It becomes very redundant having to apply "fake" metadata over it and then none of that saves anyway, when the data is already there AND I know that Winamp CAN read it, but only in the playlist.
Is this a limit of the Plugin, or is it some option in Winamp that I've missed? I previously had this problem with SPC files, but I found an updated "wrapper" plugin for SNESamp and it fixed it. So I'm also wondering if something like this exists for HE as well.
edited 12:01 AM EST March 10, 2012
I'm trying to rip the music out of the new PSN game Journey (because it's goddamn amazing) and it works fine for the 2-channel XVAG music files but gets totally screwed up on what must be 4-channel files (as they're named that way).
Any help would be appreciated and I can upload a smaller test file somewhere if that would help fix the issue.
Thanks in advance guys!
I'm trying to use ww2ogg to convert Wwise .oggs from Dragon Age 2 into Vorbis .oggs. I have the files extracted, have extracted ww2ogg and its files into the same directory, and have a convert.bat file with the following [FOR %%a in (*.ogg) do ww2ogg “%%a”]
When I attempt to run the batch file, I get:
when I drag and drop files individually onto ww2ogg, I get an output file, but it won't play. For example, if I drag n drop [4572.ogg], the output is [4572.ogg_conv.ogg] which won't play in either VLC or foobar, nor can I convert it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I see in the readme that it says "Note: AudioKinetic Wwise 2011.2 starts using a new set of packed codebooks.
If you are getting totally invalid files as output, for a game produced after
mid-2011, try using the --pcb packed_codebooks_aoTuV_603.bin switch." Any assistance as to how I can do this would also be appreciated. Thanks :)
************
Edit: figured out how to use the switch in my .bat and also running revorb. Handy .bat file here:
for %%a in (*.ogg) do ( ww2ogg --pcb packed_codebooks_aoTuV_603.bin "%%a"
del "%%a" )
for %%a in (*.ogg) do revorb "%%a"
edited 8:56 PM EDT March 14, 2012
What's the codec? How to decode/convert it?
Thanks in advance for any help
Some samples here.
edited 9:39 PM EDT March 14, 2012
tried unxwb, got only unplayable wav files...
edited 12:42 AM EDT March 15, 2012
The PSF music uses hidden reverb settings outputted by another psf making software called PSF-o-Cycle.
The psf songs uses vb, vh, seq. None of them contains original reverb settings.
Listen to a psf, you hear long reverb.
Drag it to vgmtoolbox -> Easy PSF Driver Extractor.
Drag the new files to PSF Data Finder.
Then use PSF Maker with Davironica's Generic Driver.
And then listen to the new psf file and just so are the reverb settings wrong = you get too short reverb tail. How can i extract the original psf reverb settings to use on other psf rips. For example i want the long reverb from game X to game Y, by using PSF Maker in vgmtoolbox. Impossible?
edited 4:06 PM EDT March 15, 2012
edited 4:07 PM EDT March 15, 2012
http://www.sendspace.com/file/dqou62
If you can solve this hcs then thanks. :)
A midi file starts like this:
MThd..........MTrk.....'..qA......@....@...}...>T.m.?L..CN.b.
A sq file starts like this:
IECSsreV........IECSuqeS...`-......0...........IECSidiM0-.
So far there are two sets available for download, with new ones added every 6 hours. For the next few weeks there should be only Game Boy rips there, but once we reach October of 1990 (in about 100 games), Game Gear ones will start showing up too.
All sets will be fully timed, and when possible tagged as well - feel free to provide tagging data for those that aren't though.
Please make sure to share your thoughts or questions here - the site is still missing some functionality (like better integration with SNESMusic.org, RSS feed for updates/new sets, search function), but should be fully usable nevertheless.
RealSID (RSID) is not in support.
With Winamp plugin source code (fragile code; may not work).
http://alexi.xtreemhost.com/files/_minor/emulators/sid_lib/
(if you will see the directory as empty, browse back-forward by it, or copy/paste this link instead of pressing on it)
Source code only; about binaries I don't care atm.
edited 5:39 PM EDT March 22, 2012
edited 10:34 PM EDT March 30, 2012
THe point is does anyone have a copy or link to download RSEQ2MID? Thanks.
I used the codebooks for the WEM files and WW2OGG tells me that it converts them successfully but there's no audio data when I attempt playback.
This is what it tells me in WW2OGG
RIFF WAVE 2 Channels
44100 or 48000 Hz
6 byte packet headers, no granule
stripped setup header
external codebooks
shortened vorbis packets
I've uploaded one of the WEM files as well, this comes from the PC version.
http://www.mediafire.com/?yav2h53w8kwsa8c
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edited 10:19 PM EDT April 3, 2012
I'm quite aware of how silly this question may be to regulars of this site, but how would I go about filling in track info for the music files?
Thanks. I'm most interested in the Clayfighter set
Iam sure many people have noticed it that some tracks from mario kart 64 have repetitive instruments, little patterns wich loop through out the entire song and barely change.
mario kart 64 could possibly be sequenced by patterns, is this a possible reason Subdrags N64 sequence ripper does not support mario kart, mario 64, wave race etc?
Some thing simmilar is found in super smash bros aswell, however, in super smash bros, the different patterns are just spread over the entire song.
So, I put "SPC_Timer -L 2 -V 300 *.spc" so that it times for 2 loops, and checks for 5 additional minutes.
When it actually does the timing, in this case, for DKC (just to see how the thing works), it says something like:
Loop: 1:12.075(2) or Loop: 0:17.461(1) -- what do the numbers in bracket mean?
Also, what does it mean when it says "Check"?
An XML file left lying around on the disk says that the streams are 32000 Hz, using a variable bitrate quality of 80, and the compression type is "xas_int".
Here's some sample streams I've extracted: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/63085882/test_files.zip
And here's my work on the .SBR file so far: https://github.com/ToadKing/sbs_extractor
Any help will be appreciated.
>revb --examine STRM_N_FACTORY_N.brstm
Examining STRM_N_FACTORY_N.brstm
RSTM size = 1486d40
RSTM chunks:
chunk 0 'HEAD' offset: 0x00000040 size: 0x000000e0
chunk 2 'DATA' offset: 0x00000120 size: 0x01486c20
Didn't find HEAD, ADPC and DATA chunks
Indeed, when I examine the file in question, I find that there is no ADPC chunk in it, unlike, say, STRM_N_KOOPA_N.brstm
So my question is: is there some sort of workaround that would allow me to split the channels in STRM_N_FACTORY_N.brstm, even without the existence of an ADPC chunk? Thank you in advance.
If this can be found in a hex editor, where would I look? If not, where is the loop data held? There must be something that tells the USF to loop from some point. I'm assuming when the tracks were made, they were made with 1 loop, then given some 'instructions' to tell them to loop from a certain point. It's not like they recorded a non-stop rendition of Inside the Castle Walls, otherwise, the game wouldn't be released, since the recording would never end, so they obviously didn't simply make 1 billion year long sequences. There must be some loop information somewhere. Does anyone know where it is exactly?
Also, if I wanted to mute the channels in a USF in a hex editor, is this possible? If so, how do I do it? (Which address do I go to, and which values do I edit)?
edited 6:54 PM EDT April 27, 2012
Here's the sf2: dl.dropbox.com/u/16288082/Kirby%2064.sf2
(for some reason url linking it didn't work, so manual copy/paste will have to do.)
And here's a Kirby-styled demo track I wrote with it in case you want to hear what it sounds like.
Anyway, hope it's useful to some folks.
edited 8:23 PM EDT April 27, 2012
edited 8:24 PM EDT April 27, 2012
*.gsflib: error
0 error(s)
For the rest, this is as good a time as any to talk me out of them if you're interested. Shipping is from 93010 zip, California.
edited 5:32 AM EDT May 7, 2012
waths that other instrument called?
something similair can be heard here
Looks like some sort of interleaved mono streams but no way to parse correctly with xma_parse.
Anyone take a look?
edited 1:34 PM EDT May 10, 2012
I'm trying to convert the music from the Build-a-Bear Wii Games, but it comes in a .mus format, I was wondering if anyone can help decipher this for me? :)
Link to File
edited 3:45 PM EDT May 11, 2012
EXEC_HYMM_BATTLESPHERE/.#Saki extracting
EXEC_HYMM_BATTLESPHERE/.#Finnel extracting
EXEC_HYMM_BATTLESPHERE/.#Tilia extracting
Because of the similar name style, I assume they are played in similar areas of the game, (keep in mind I've never played AT) so they could be somewhere else than all the other music on the ISO. If someone could check over the ISO and see if there is anything possibly containing more music, that would lovely.
Also, music not on the soundtrack. I'm not sure if it's unused or just not on the soundtrack, but there's actually quite a few tracks like this:
boss2_D
ev_boke_b
ev_brave_b
ev_brave_c
ev_comic_b
ev_comic_c
ev_crisis_b
ev_danger_b
ev_emotion_b
ev_emotion_c
ev_fantasy_b
ev_fuon_short
ev_good_b
ev_good_c
ev_hono_b
ev_hono_d
ev_lonely_b
ev_lovely_a
ev_lovely_b
ev_sad_b
ev_sad_c
ev_tech_b
omake_seq03
omake_seq04A
omake_seq04B
omake_seq05
omake_seq06
omake_seq07
TILIA_TOWER
TRUE_END_MASTE
SAKI_AR_B
If anyone would be able to help me with locating those songs or figuring out naming/other shit, i don't even know, it would be much appreciated!
edited 3:22 AM EDT May 19, 2012
Any suggestions on how to run the cmd prompt to export these?
Thanks
Thanks.
1. Determine which .aw file or files the .bms file uses
2. Determine which extracted .wav files from the .aw files the .bms file use for each instrument or track.
I don't realy have any knowledge on hex editing and analyzing so any help would be appreciated. I also heard about Valiant's TP music rips but the links are outdated and the qaulity may not be as good as direct rips.
For example, on the rip I have, I only have 2 variations of Siege on Bowser's Castle, however, apparently, I'm told there was a rip that someone made that had 6 variations. Does anyone have that rip?
edited 7:22 PM EDT June 2, 2012
http://www.brawlcustommusic.com/22220
Listen to it there. I've renamed the other songs that were named similarly, which soneek would be pleased to know :P but this is the only one I can't find. I've used the official OST, and a game rip that (I assumed) has every song in the game.
For those who can't play it, the original file name is m_33_01
I was wondering if there is a repository for all the sound formats out there. I found the psf dsf and 2sf on joshw.info site i was wondering if there were more cause I dont know all the sound fonts that exist. I usually look to zophar to get all my rips but that site doesnt seem to list all the sound fonts.
I was also wondering if someone could point me to the current version of "Highly Theoretical" plugin for Winamp and Foobar?
Thanks.
The part that's included in the USF set here is when Zapdos activates the generators. Does anyone have another existing set?
What I need is an overview of the process I'd need to follow or to know whether it would be possible or not.
I believe I could do the coding myself if someone could point me in the right direction.
So, that's all, I hope someone can help me with this!
Peace.
edited 2:44 PM EDT June 20, 2012
I recently extracted the sound directories out of these Sega Vintage Collection games on XBLA but can't seem to figure out what format they're in. File extension is PSB and I noticed "sound_archive.x360" in the header. I'm guessing XMA but I can't tell for sure, been a while since I did this sort of thing.
I uploaded one of the files here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u8ulkcdjy5ivcsk/bgm_menu_BareKnuckle2.psb
Any ideas? Some of this music is really good.