I've been all over the net but I can't find them.
I've found music for this game both in midi and dsp but no sfx! Do they even exist? If so where and what in what form?
http://holyice7.stalo.com/holyice7/Music/Glover/Glover_USF.zip
Of note is that several tracks had fades because it was assumed they looped, but instead have actual endings, and all the fades in general were set to odd numbers.
I remember hearing the fade rule was 10 seconds after the beginning of the third loop, unless the song ends on its own, so I went by that.
I've included a visual example, since I thought at first that it may be a speed problem. It's not.
BT USF in wave form in Audacity.
The file on the bottom is a USF from the current set. The one on the top is from the preliminary set.
edited 4:41 PM EST November 27, 2007
So today I report on Day 1!
Alex Mauer had some of the most tuneful and video game-like songs of the evening. He used a bunch of different game systems (software synthesizers, I assume, unless his keyboard had recordings from the hardware) and played percussion over it with a keyboard. His introduction of the series of songs from each system and his "I'm going to play some music" reminded me of Mark DeNardo from last year. (Ugh, did I just link to MySpace?)
Neil Voss has improved his act since last year's Blipfest. No more keyboard and laptops, he was up there with a Gameboy and an effects board. Much fun was had.
8GB isn't standing out in my memory...
Gijs Gieskes had a crazy electromechanical visualization apparatus, which apparently wasn't working when he first got up there. His music was very mechanical (even for chiptunes) at first, but it got more interesting as the set progressed and various parts of the incredible machine began working. Somewhere in the middle the power for the stage went out...
NrGiGa had technical problems as well, but the crowd kept cheering him on as he covered his face in shame at the failure of his gameboys. Good stuff when it was working.
Paza... had a mask, which contained a microphone and was used with a vocoder. He also came back on stage with a beer and no shirt after his set and played a few more.
Saskrotch I found generally too loud. This may just be because I was tired by this point. Whenever he had something good he ruined it with a blast of sound.
After Saskrotch's high power performance I was even tireder, but I still enjoyed Lo-bat from the corner where I was sitting. Virt informed me that Lo-bat had inspired him to take up LSDJ. Cool. He certainly was adept with it, and the audience coerced him into a few more songs.
The DVD from last year's Fest was for sale at the "mech table", and I quickly snatched one up. Very well done, and quite large (it takes up a full dual-layer DVD). I look forward to watching it in full soon. If anyone wants me to pick one up and send it to them ('cause I don't see it for sale anywhere online) I'd be glad to. Indications are that there is a full length documentary also in production, but it isn't scheduled to appear until 2008.
I recently purchased a Sansa e260, which has a built in microphone. I decided to try and record the show. Here's what I got (ogg, flac, and the unedited original recordings in case someone wants to clean them up), not too incredibly bad considering a) 22khz mono b) crappy built in microphone c) ridiculous volumes. I did the editing and encoding while waiting for the 4:20 AM train (I missed the late train), and I'm typing this is a school computer lab while waiting for the campus buses to start running (so I can get back to my dorm).
So that I can get some sleep and then attend tomorrow night!
[edit]
I took a lot of pictures, but I don't feel like sorting through them and I'd rather not just dump them all online unmanaged.
edited 6:48 AM EST November 30, 2007
Track 43 on my re-number, Spacestation, seemed odd the first few times I was unable to locate a loop by ear.
The thing is, the Spacestation track doesn't seem to loop...I don't want to say ever, but after analyzing over 60 minutes of the track's waveform (I.E., converting it to a WAV and viewing it in Audacity), I couldn't find any suitable repeat.
Perhaps I couldn't hear it, perhaps I couldn't see it, but it seems the track stays unique beyond 60 minutes. I couldn't justify its classification as ambiance, so I just timed it to 5 minutes even. Long enough, in my opinion.
If anyone else wants to give it a shot, be my guest. Other than that, I'm done with this one.
http://holyice7.stalo.com/holyice7/Data/PSF%20Files/Jet%20Force%20Gemini%20USF.zip
edited 6:45 PM EST December 5, 2007
http://youtube.com/watch?v=uNuLr58YE4c
and a pic from the video!
[img\http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/11/9/1574507/playstation%20interactive%206.jpg[/img]
edited 2:57 PM EST December 6, 2007
Anybody know how to extract the sound files in it, or just a music player for that type of file?
Thanks. :)
EDIT: Also, the track, "island" also needs to be split up.
edited 5:51 AM EST December 10, 2007
I recently bought Nintendo Puzzle Collection for the Gamecube and loved the music in the Panel de Pon game. I downloaded the GCM and was wondering if it was possible to extract mp3s or something from it. There are 2 files I am wondering if it contains the music data. One is a .szp file and the other is a .samp file. Has anyone heard of either of these file extensions?
ITT: post your xmas giftlist, etc.
Ripping from .ctl offset 0x086B10, .tbl offset 0x0973C0
Ripping Bank File
Ripping 1/79 instruments (SR: 44100, Original: 44100)
Illegal predictor number 14. I 0 S 0 WBase 0973C0(000000) = 0973C0
What that tells me is that there's 78 instruments not being ripped for some reason - possibly related to the error message at the bottom (I don't know what it means.) Basically, all it has managed to rip is one (rather ambiguous 'click') sample.
Any idea how I could fix this? I figure I could spend all evening messing with this and get nowhere, when someone here probably has the intuition to work it out within five minutes.
Thanks.
edited 3:35 AM EST December 28, 2007
edited 2:54 AM EST December 29, 2007
But one thing that I haven't figured out is a way to find out a specific USF's samplerate. This is so that I can save some space with my WAV or FLAC conversions for audio playback in Moonshell on my DS.
if someone could kindly let me know, as I am both a ripper of game music as well as a collector, I did Battlefield 2 using fraps and a wave editor hehe.
edited 2:51 AM EST January 10, 2008
I'm not a very active user as you can see, mainly because I can't find much in which I can contribute, even if I want to. Anyway, there's something I'd like to suggest.
But first, thank you hcs and everyone else, rippers, taggers and whatnot for making this. I enjoy this stuff a lot!
Now, I'm a very concerned and exhaustive person about almost everything, and if there's something that makes me really uneasy is uncertainty. There's one little thing I'd like to ask of you rippers for documenting your rips. It's as simple as adding a line to the "readme" files with information about the rom used, like "GoodN64 <version number here> recognized the rom used as <goodname here>".
It can be GoodTools or whatever other rom auditing tool, but the important bits are the name of the tool, the version of the tool and/or it's database (if they are not tied toghether) and, of course, the identifier.
The reason for this is that, in some cases, even music can vary among regions and revisions of the same game, and just refering it by the title can be ambiguous. This poses a problem of uneasiness of mind for some (me at least), but of course I understand yo can't really require a ripper to take care of every rom needed to be "COMPLETE" when you find games that show these variances between releases. This solution gives users a more precise knowledge of what they have in their hands, opens the possibility of someone deciding to take care of the "missing" stuff, and it doesn't charges rippers with extra work (only a little scan will do)
I live in Spain, which is PAL zone, and, for example, some songs in the USF rip for Wave Race 64 have different arrangements than the local release (they sound different either on hardware or emulated). I personally like the local version more, but I can't really demand for it to be ripped just because of that, but I'd feel better with a better documentation with that extra bit of information, also gives a clear explanation to the "why the hell does this sound different to my game?" when sound emulation is out of the question, and helps you complete the soundtrack by other means (like emulating the game and dumping the sound direcly or recording from hardware) until someone or oneself is able/determined to rip the missing stuff.
For already existing sets, whenever the author is not up to the job of repacking the release, a simple public list would do.
I tend to write in excess... hope you don't mind.
I also hope people like the idea and adopt it.
edited 9:53 AM EST January 12, 2008
The audio files are using AST.
Here is a file list
all those files with 'multi' don't work.
So I wonder if the author of in_cube would want to add support for that type of AST too.
Just reply and we'll figure out a way to get such an unsupported file to you.
edited 5:24 PM EST January 14, 2008
edited 6:16 PM EST January 14, 2008
lala
i will upload it once i am sure it has no bugs and can play more than one file.
These particular files are .ssd
- fixed NPSF loop points & samples calculation
- AST codec detection added (no need to rename TP .ast file to .afc anymore)
- Mono HPSs (Killer7 FBITape*) now handled properly
- encrypted ADXs now no longer attempt to play as DSPs
- fixed HPS loop timing (would play too long)
- fixed overflow issues with huge ADXs
- minor adjustment to ADX decoder
- incorporates a huge amount of new format support by fastelbja :
A total of 29 new formats supported :
- Add other PS2 ADPCM variants support (CCC, FSB, FAG, MIB, MUSC, PSH, RWS, RXWS, SVAG, VPK, VS, VAG with Dual Channels,I80,INT,RSTM,ASS,KECS,PSW,RSD6,RKV)
- Add PSX CD-XA support (no direct CD support, the file must be copied to hdd, and have the RIFF & CDXA header informations).
Actually, only the first channel found in the file is played, and the length calc could be wrong.
- Add XBOX ADPCM (WAV support - Must be renamed to xwav) + others variants (WAVM, which is headerless, XMU, FSB & XMS)
- Add EA/XA support (Electronic Arts Sound Format).
- Add RAW ADPCM (RAW (headerless) & RAWX (with header)).
- Wii formats (idsp, fsb, (b)rstm, (b)rwsd) added
Check it out!
edited 9:58 AM EST January 18, 2008
I've been lurking here for a while, awesome site, you guys to great work...
Anyway, I'm trying to rip the music from SF3:DI for Dreamcast, but when I play the ADP files in Winamp, I just get static... am I doing something wrong? I've looked everywhere for a solution and have come up empty... any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, and keep up the good work!
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Thanks
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Additionally, the plugin detects the file as WAVM, yet if I rename it to wavm all I hear is garbage.
I have renamed it to xwav as it is a plugin format and somewhat related to the xbox (I can't use wav alone because xmplay tries to decode it itself and fails).
I just want to make sure whether what I hear is due to the adpcm compression or due to the decoder.
By the way, I'm using your rip from the game.
edited 11:20 PM EST January 28, 2008
I have Internet Explore; The one with multiple Tabs. Windows XP Home Edition.
Here is the steps I did to type in the Guestbook.
1. Typed my name in the name box.
2. Typed my message in the message box.
3. Typed the dumb message in the idiot box,Quotation marks included,
4.Clicked submit and it still thought I was an idiot. Can someone tell me what went wrong?
PS. Plesse do not judge me me as an Idiot like most Posters love to do to other people; even though you have never seen me. Thanks.
BigCN401 posted a sample but I don't know if the link is still valid...
is there any way to extract the SFX out of BRSAR files?
I googled alot but couldn't find any information~
If it helps, I can upload the BRSAR archive.
EDIT:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LUT5U5EV
edited 7:31 AM EST February 5, 2008
I got a Problem with the Game Naruto: Narutimate Ninja (a.k.a Naruto: Ultimate Ninja).
I want to extract the Music from the Game-DVD but I can´t find any AFS Files.
There are only .BIN Files. One of them is called BGM.BIN(Size: 550 MB) and I think thats the File that contains the Music. But I don´t know what I can do with this File right now.
I want the Soundtrack and I searched a Game-Rip of this Game but don´t find one.
Can Somebody help me?
I'm keeping the code in SourceForge's subversion repository, so those interested can take a look at the code as it develops.
Question:
Would anyone be interested in builds of the command line decoder that I'm using to test? It'll be a while before I get this into a Winamp plugin or anything like that. vgmstream has accurate .brstm looping which in_cube isn't going to have (I'd have to rewrite it and that's sort of the point of vgmstream). It wouldn't be too hard to put up some mingw32 builds when I update.
http://markgrass.the-horror.com/Release/DIDSPex.rar
The format isn't supported, it seems, so I gave the extracted audio the extension "DIDSP". If someone wants to take a look at the format (since I can't seem to compile in_cube), here are a few extracted examples:
http://markgrass.the-horror.com/Release/DIDSP_Audio.rar
Oh, and feel free to mirror the IDSP extractor on hcs64.com. It won't work on any game other than Defender, however. If there is a need for a real IDSP extractor, i'll write one.
http://markgrass.the-horror.com/Release/Aussie.rar
AUS audio seems to be a commonly used PS2 audio stream-type with a (seemingly) simple header.
http://markgrass.the-horror.com/Release/AUS_Audio.rar
Now CD-I cds won't get recognized on computers, so i had to make an iso and use isobuster, but i did find a music file called lmusic.rtr. Do any of you guys have any knowledge on this kind of file and if it's possible to somehow get the music from it?
here s the link
Thanks,
WaRi0
The dllexp [Nirsoft DLL Exporter] says there is only one callable function in your in_cube, is that right? How to manage to use it in C++ or similar programming languages?
Or is it possible to make a bat [.bat WIN Shell] file that converts with your in_cube a adx for example to a wav? I mean can you call parameters for the dll, or ist it just Winamp only?
Thanks in advance
edited 10:08 AM EST February 12, 2008
http://www.xbins.org/nfo.php?file=xboxnfo1571.nfo
Has anyone else noticed this? I can't understand why a simple 1.5-minute song would suddenly change its melody after almost two hours of looping. Is it some kind of obscure error? Is it even possible to idle on the results screen long enough to hear this? Do other MK64 tracks do this?
Edit: I opened the track on infinite loop again earlier and heard the melody switch around 54-55 minutes in, so the one near 111 minutes isn't the first.
edited 11:38 PM EST February 12, 2008
I was reading somewhere that the in_cube supports .rws files is this true? In this case, burnout 2 for Gamecube , has a stack on .rws files in the music folder but they play all static. You can hear some sound but too much garbage static.. Any ideas how to play it back?.
I uploaded a few small files for you to have a look at. (4mb total)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VHH74842
Regards,
Marcus
edited 6:26 AM EST February 13, 2008
http://www.internetfrog.com/mypc/speedtest/
Anyone know how to fix this?
http://www.hcs64.com/mboard/gcstreamdb.php
i like optimal quality so that is why i am after something that can record them at there orignal sample rate.
2sf - this is pretty much complete, but I'd like to phase out some crap relating to savestates
mdsf - still working on a port of Gens to Winamp
jaudio - the gamecube debuggers are crap and I'm not too interested in it at the moment
notsofatso - I'd like to get the Battletoads NSF working but the Nintendulator code (which, to my knowledge, is the only player that can get it working) is too cryptic in order to tell how the IRQs work. also the VRC7 tones don't really matter
other projects - busy with quite a bit of work so I can't really do much
what is the original format and what is it's file extension. thank you.
in the 1080 degree n64 game should not stutter or pause =P why does this happen? same with the other non alternate one.
aside from these 2 tracks it all plays fine.
yes, i own the game on n64 >.>
-edit-
Here are a couple more:
- MUSIC_05bf4040.MIB (interleave 7D00) (I don't know the song name) plays Invention at the very end but is not included in zip.
- MUSIC_0a6a4840.MIB (interleave 7900) (Rock City) plays Sable at the very end but is not included in zip.
- MUSIC_0d566040.MIB (interleave 7A00) (I don't know the song name) plays Toxin at the very end but is not included in zip.
[the MIB files don't play in WinAmp, but they play in MFAudio]
edited 3:37 PM EST March 6, 2008
or: What's on my mind
or: Why hcs isn't working on what you want
Things I'm working on:
vgmstream - a moderately ambitious project to play streamed audio better than in_cube which no one is helping me with yet...
brsar_unpack - a half-useful .brsar unpacker, needs more useful
lafs - a half-useful .afs unpacker
alt-n64dev - trying to get this into a more useful and clean state, specifically getting a usable gsupload
school - a light, but nontrivial, courseload for my last semester
work - preparations for my first real job, including moving halfway across the country
straightening shit up - my room, my computer, etc.
Things I really want to work on (from time to time includes the above):
sdat tool - sdat extraction that doesn't suck
Escape from Pong 2 - a game I'm trying to write (game design, code, graphics, music)
SNES emu for N64 - I must do this.
minimal input programming language for portable devices - if you suggest Brainfuck you don't get what I mean, but I haven't arrived at exactly what I mean either...
rockbox - wikipedia viewer needs a lot of work, as does gbs player and the broken playback engine
gekko - we gotta get GC audio emulation working
SNES development - bought a backup system, haven't written a damned thing for it
Lookfar - Distant Planets Java port less than halfway done
and this is why I always feel busy and/or guilty about both not doing stuff and doing stuff.
edited 3:55 AM EDT March 10, 2008
A bonus seasonal project that should be done soon:
- Taxes!
edited 4:07 AM EDT March 10, 2008
Oh, and how could I forget:
The Mushroom Wars - a sci-fi comedy universe I work on with a friend, currently home to one novella-length story (which needs to be proofread one more time and then spammed to publishers), a longer work in progress, and a fairly vast storyline yet to be developed.
edited 9:14 AM EDT March 10, 2008
but is there somewhere a modelviewer for gc
3D Graphic models? Or 2D Graphics?
Thanks in advance
edited 8:57 PM EDT March 16, 2008
I don't need MP3s, just the original audio files (which is what I'm sure you deal in anyway).
Does somebody know something about this Concert? I heard somewhere that they want to release a Best Of CD soon. I searched but I can´t find a Release Date for it yet.
Can somebody help me?
Where can I buy it or is there a way to download it somewhere when it is out?
Thanks in advance...
After scanning my media library to find them, Winamp behaves as though the metadata was not found, and tried to read metadata from the filename(at which it failed horribly.)
When I click "edit selected items" on any .usf file, the tags are either blank or incorrect, depending on whether I enabled the "guess tags" option. However, if I choose "view file info," all the tags are there. Why won't Winamp recognize these tags? It makes sense to me that the 64th note plugin would pass this tagging data to Winamp, but this is obviously not happening. Does anyone have an answer or even a solution?
-Yes, I Know It Was For Computer, And I Know It Had IMFs, But There Was A GBA Episode.
I have heard that now there are plugins for GC, DS and some Beta Wii music. Are there any sites that have some of this music?
The list for in_cube.dll suggests that they are availiable, but doesnt say where.
Thanks very much, and yes I won't download massive amounts :)
Many Thanks,
Elven Spellmaker
edited 6:50 PM EDT March 26, 2008
You can either get it in the lossless, space-eating FLAC format, around 120 megabytes per file:
Disc1a
Disc1b
Disc2a
Disc2b
Disc3a
Disc3b
Disc4a
Disc4b
Or the compact and lossy OGG Vorbis format, around 70 megabytes per file:
Disc 1
Disc 2
Disc 3
Disc 4
Yes, OGG instead of MP3, because there's no such thing as a 6-channel MP3 as far as I know.
Is this even the right sort of place to post this sort of thing? Ah well, it's my first post - I do not yet have any credibility to sacrifice.
For some tracks, the game appears to be making use of turning on and off audio channels or SPU channels to store multiple BGM in a single track. A good example is the Arcterra II theme (labeled 000d). This track contains both the Arcterra II main theme AND the Arcterra Puzzle Theme. (Or if you don't use Fileplanet, download just the Arcterra II theme here and compare it with the mini2sf.)
So basically, if you play the mini2sf file, you will hear BOTH of these themes playing simultaneously. (Incidentally, there are many other tracks that do this same thing, of which the Escape sequence - track 0034 - is another good example; also note that the game increases the tempo of this theme based on how close to 0 the timer is).
At first, I thought you could isolate the Puzzle Theme or the Arcterra II theme by simply turning on and off the different SPU's. However, this is not possible because the SPU's that contain the puzzle theme ALSO contain parts of the Arcterra II theme - it is simply impossible to isolate unless you dynamically turned on and off the SPU's.
At this point, I don't understand how the mini2sf file and audio emulator is working and how it might be possible to isolate each track. Is this a problem that anyone else has noticed in other DS soundtracks?
edited 11:54 PM EDT March 28, 2008
edited 8:40 PM EDT March 29, 2008
You see, I've been working for some time now on a little project, utilizing a tool called Blade Engine, which helps in the creation of visual novels.
The thing is, the main EXE Blade Engine uses requires DirectX 9--or at least, just one of its DLLs, d3dx9_30.dll. For some time, it seemed I would have to copy this file into the system32 folder of each computer I wanted to show this on, which would become tedious, not to mention the fact that some computers I've encountered (here on campus) do not grant administrative privileges.
Recently I've found that it IS possible to somehow build the DLL into the EXE, but every program I've run across that actually DOES this (don't get me started on the dead ends) are all shareware, and once the trial version's done, that's it. And these programs are pretty pricey. I've already tried PEBundle, and Molebox, again, is just too much.
Now, don't get me wrong: I'll pay for a program if I think it's worth paying for. I even shelled out the $9.95 for the full version of Audiosurf. But I wonder, is it too much to ask for a freeware program, that just embeds (or whatever) DLLs into EXEs? PEBundle is the closest I've gotten, but again, it turned out to be a timed trial--and a short trial at that.
Hope some of you have some answers.
-And Before Any Complaints Are Made About "Why Don't You Do It Yourself", I'll Say It Now; My Harddisk Crashed, So I Had To Buy A New One, And Now XP/Vista Won't Work, So I Have To Use Windows98 SP2, Which Makes It A Lot Harder To Rip USFs.
edited 5:14 PM EDT April 6, 2008
Perhaps there is some 3rd party software that will pick them up? I figure this would be a good place to ask.
(obviously converting all the soundtracks to mp3 is not feasible, before anyone mentions it.)
EDIT: guess I should mention GSF also doesn't work, and that I'm using Winamp.
edited 9:13 AM EDT April 7, 2008
The Olympics is a waste of time. In fact, professional sports are as well. It's the same old shit: idiots who were too lazy to actually put their brain to use in school inject themselves with steroids and they run about in a circlejerk of idiocy.
Tibet will stay in the control of China, nothing will be boycotted. The protests... they do nothing!
edited 10:10 AM EDT April 7, 2008
The main reason I'm interested in in-cube and stuff is beacause I want the soundtrack from the game Amazing Island. I searched and requested it many times, and it comes down to trying to get it from my copy of the game. I have the disc, but I need to know how to access the files on it. Can anyone give me advice on how to get to the files on the disc so I can play them? I know how to play them as I've already installed the plugin in Winamp. I just need to move the files from the disc.
Thanks,
Jac Falcon
I couldn't identify the format of the audio files, so I imported them into Audacity as RAW. While I can hear the music playing, it's very distorted and there's lots of static.
Does anyone know of a way to get these in their original form? Here's one of the files if you need to look at it:
http://www.box.net/shared/1non62wows
VGMstream: doesn't recognize them
in_cube: crashes WinAmp
http://www.sendspace.com/file/4o3wem
I have one of those USB Memory cards for the GameCube. Unfortunately I can't find my software for it and I want to backup some saves...
So does anyone know of where I can find some software to manage the USB saves transfers...
I know GameShark had GameSaves which was compatible, but I also can't find where I can download it...
any help, as usual, is most appreciated.
ftp://ftp.modland.com/pub/modules/Saturn Sound Format/Motoi Sakuraba/Shining The Holy Ark/
And I am using AOSSF v 1.16 which I got from here...
http://foobar2000.xrea.jp/up/index.php?page=2
Does anyone know if this is the latest version of AOSSF for winamp, or if there is another plugin, or if there is another source of these files, because quite a few of them don't play correctly, for example the map theme, when a crash symbol plays, it carries on loudly, it does this in a number of songs... There are other emulation errors.
Is this just that SSF plugins are still unfinished? Or is it badly ripped files.
Many Thanks
How do you decrypt and extract files from a wii iso?
edited 4:44 PM EDT April 15, 2008
http://hcs64.com/bonus/Streams/Wii/DSP/Smash Bros. Brawl Music.rar
The song I'm after is this one:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=LTnJVNYCW6g
But it is 1Gb, and I only want the one song...
Could someone please clarify if the Golden Sun track is in this *.rar file (Anyone who has this downloaded), and if so please may I have it separately, as I don't want to download a 1Gb file for only one song (I think its only one file/song)...
Or could I please know if it is inside the *.brsar file that cannot be read (i.e. its not in the tracks)
Many Thanks,
Elven Spellmaker
I wanted to rip the music from pokemon xd, but when I try to convert the .fsys files with gcfsysd.exe the program says "Error opening ***.fsys" :(
Can anybody help me, please?
Thanks!
Mark.
This is the title for Link's Crossbow Training, and the extention is .AST, but it isn't a .AST file. What is it then?
Does anyone have any resources or links regarding this?
edited 2:53 AM EDT April 27, 2008
edited 3:13 AM EDT April 27, 2008
-Includes all of the music cues, including the alternate versions heard on different parts of each track.
-The titles follow previous official Mario Kart soundtracks.
-The composers, artists, and years for every song have been tagged.
-The song order is based off of what would be likely on an official soundtrack.
-Soundtrack style fades.
http://www.videogamescrapbook.com/album.php?id=mario_kart_wii
And also this, a soundtrack that took me a month of work:
http://www.videogamescrapbook.com/album.php?id=smash_brawl_!_vault
OK so I've read through the list of games that support the in_cube plug-in and was happy to see that it should work for MegaMan Network Transmission. :D Now please note that I'm very new to all of this, I've never used Winamp (VLC media player user) and just recently heard about the in_cube plug-in.
What I would like to do is extract all of the music from MegaMan Network Transmission (Gamecube disc), burn it to CD(s) first and then encode it in lossless for archival purposes. Can someone walk a noob through the steps of how to do this? I can handle the lossless encoding part myself. Better yet, if someone has already done this (in lossless FLAC or APE) could you send me the files?
I also want to be able to loop some of the songs to match that of the inferior mp3 quality game recodings. Most "game-rips" (recodings) that I've seen have 32 songs with 91 minutes worth of music. An 800MB CD should hold 91 minutes, right? Anyway, I'd really appreciate help on this. Thanks for reading. :)