PSF Reverb is wrong after using vgmtoolbox by Delon at 4:05 PM EDT on March 15, 2012

This applies to psf music that was not created using Mark Grass or Davironica's Generic Driver.
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

by snakemeat at 4:57 PM EDT on March 15, 2012

VGMToolbox cannot extract the reverb settings.

Also, using xSF2EXE before the PSF Data Finder is better. Easy PSF Driver Extractor is a bad tool.

by Delon at 6:28 PM EDT on March 15, 2012

1. Take original game song.

2. Use psf2exe

3. Use Easy PSF Driver Extractor and PSF Data Finder

4. Search pqes in the exe file for finding the start of the seq file.

5. It ends with one or two slash / signs with one space after it.

6. Select that hexadecimal chunk and replace it with another seq file.

7. Insert space, the exe file must take (1,705,984 bytes) exact for exe2psf to work.

8. Then use exe2psf, then play it in winamp. Winamp will now search to the middle and play the song only one time.



Can't this be automatic?

edited 6:29 PM EDT March 15, 2012

by bxaimc at 10:36 PM EDT on March 15, 2012

Take it or leave it. At least the tools exist in a more organized fashion compared to scattered all over the web.

edited 10:36 PM EDT March 15, 2012

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