NES Classic/SNES Classic menu music by James at 12:38 AM EDT on October 6, 2017

Just wondering if the source .wav files exist somewhere around here or if not, how to go about extracting them from the kernels (don't have the physical systems). Would be greatly appreciated!

by Mr.Sanic at 5:29 PM EDT on October 7, 2017

Actually,you don't need either physical systems or special cables.
For nes ripping:
NSF Format (Forgot application name,just search nsf player)
And for SNES:
JCOM-SPC Player
Download .SPC Files from SNES And play or mute channels,to rip just mute the selected channel and record it (same to nes nsf,but instead you save the panned channel)
and open audacity and cut the part that you think i'ts more "clear" sounding and save as .WAV
And open in any application or create a soundfont.
Go on boi,don't give up! ;)

EDIT: To record on the JCOM press that big red button on channel mixer.

edited 5:30 PM EDT October 7, 2017

by Mr.Sanic at 5:36 PM EDT on October 7, 2017

Oh and most of the games have exactly the same waveforms (samples) but other uses DAC (Digital Audio Channel) like SMB3.

EDIT:Looks like it's a remastered version...
well if my first post helped you learned how to rip samples from NES and SNES Games.

bye!

by rebooter23 at 9:17 PM EDT on October 7, 2017

He's looking for the actual stream files of the menu music, not SPC samples.

by Josh W at 11:28 PM EDT on October 7, 2017

I'm not sure if there are any differences between the different region releases, I've uploaded mine to Super NES Classic Edition (2017-09-29)(Nintendo).7z

For the PAL consoles, the files are in /usr/share/ui/snes-eur/resources/sounds/hvc

by James at 2:07 PM EDT on October 8, 2017

@Josh W

Thanks so much! It's great to have all the sound effects as well. Any chance that you have the NES Classic's music/sounds as well?

by Josh W at 8:41 PM EDT on October 8, 2017

Nope, I only have the SNES Classic to rip from

by Kagemori at 8:01 AM EDT on October 9, 2017

Maybe someone with a NES classic could check that directory please? Folder structure should be similar between NES and SNES, so the sound is probably stored the same way.

I don't own one but would also like the NESC menu song. Thanks for the SNESC rip btw!

by Koto at 7:02 PM EDT on October 9, 2017

I could try if someone tells me how to do so.

See ya

by agu fungus at 3:40 PM EST on February 2, 2018

Here, I found the NESC audio: https://www.sendspace.com/file/x04tgw

by MoldyPond at 9:51 PM EST on February 2, 2018

Is it possible to get the original files uploaded instead of WAV conversions? (Unless they are just WAV files which would be pretty out of place for Nintendo)

by agu fungus at 9:53 PM EST on February 2, 2018

These are the actual files, believe it or not.

by MoldyPond at 12:18 AM EST on February 3, 2018

Strange. So is there a loop point defined by the system then?

by agu fungus at 3:11 AM EST on February 3, 2018

The menu music is divided in two .wav files: One plays the intro, and the other plays the loop.

by MoldyPond at 8:20 AM EST on February 3, 2018

That's what I thought originally but if you put the second part on repeat, it doesn't loop properly at all.

by MoldyPond at 9:50 AM EST on February 21, 2018

Quick question: Does anyone know who composed the menu music for either system? Can't seem to find it anywhere (If it even has been posted anywhere)

by Lunar at 12:01 PM EST on March 3, 2018

In the event that it's useful to anyone who stumbles upon this thread, I stitched the SNES classic audio assets together and made an MP3, with two loops+10sec fade. Here.

No idea about the composer - would love to know as well!

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