Music WADs?

[Lance88]

Hi, I was wondering if There is a website I could find any music WADs at.
I already tried Google And Yahoo!. If there is a website with any music in it, please send me a link of it.

(I think I will probably get flamed for this.)

 

[Shadow Hog]

No, not really. SRB2's music-naming format's a bit different from DOOM, too, so that isn't going to work either. Your only real choice is to make your own.

 

[hotdog003]

Not really.

Since SRB2 isn't well known, then I'd guess that all of the WAD files that people have made would've been posted on the forum.
One thing you might do is make your own. There's a tutorial on Editing about how to do it.

I've made a Frogger 2 music WAD, which replaces all the level music with the music from Frogger 2, but it'd be illegal to post it since the music was ripped without Hasbro's permission. It's 20 MBs anyway; you wouldn't want it.

 

[Monsteriestyn]

Lets see, so far we've seen ripped stuff off of Sonic Adventure and Sonic Heroes from Blaze. Did he ask? Probably not. And if he did, the japanese people will ask him for what, see this site, and--well you know the rest.

 

[Walan]

I wonder if anyone's used music from OCR or VGMix in their wads yet...

 

[Shuffle]

Yup.

 

[Walan]

Kewl.

 

[JetKrazy]

You can also make your own music wads. That's what I do, although MP3s don't work too well

 

[Omega the Hedgehog]

Yeah they do. Just use DBPowerAmp or Audacity to convert them to OGGs, a format directly usable by SRB2.

 

[FuriousFox]

Uhh, SRB2 supports MP3s, you know. You just add them the same way you would an OGG.

 

[Shuffle]

Duh, but why would you do that when you can half the filesize of the MP3 by making it an OGG?

 

[Mystic]

Duh, but why would you do that when you can half the filesize of the MP3 by making it an OGG?

Because converting between lossy formats creates even more data loss. Besides, it's not like you're going to distribute your music WAD, so why bother keeping the filesize low.

 

[Omega the Hedgehog]

Wow, I thought SRB2 only supported OGGs...

Well, you know what they say; You learn something new every day

 

[hotdog003]

It's just skin off the duck's back...
Gasoline off the duck's back...
Fire off... the... er... I'll get back to you on that...

VUPlayer supports conversion to OGGs, too. And, it supports batch conversion. But, I *should* guess that DBPowerAmp would do that too...


I still can't wait when MOD/S3M/XM/IT/M03 will be supported.
*rubs hands together in anticipation*

 

[AlamGBC]

I still can't wait when MOD/S3M/XM/IT/M03 will be supported.
*rubs hands together in anticipation*

what is MO3?

there is support for MOD/S3M/XM/IT in 1.09
<_< can someone shot me now?

 

[Shadow Hog]

M03 is what you get when you lift off Shift too early and jab too far up to hit 'p', hitting '0' instead.

...maybe. Other than that, I'm guessing a MOD format.

 

[Shuffle]

I just got that.. MP3 BUWAHAHAHAHA *Shot*

 

[hotdog003]

http://un4seen.com/mo3.html

MO3 is a file format, encapsulating the features of several "MOD" formats (IT, XM, S3M, MTM, MOD), but with one big difference - MP3 and OGG compressed samples. A lossless codec is also incorporated for any samples that don't like lossy encoding, and the whole file structure is compressed too.

All this makes it possible to have great reductions in file sizes with practically identical sound quality. Infact, MO3 allows greater quality compositions because MP3/OGG encoding works best with 16-bit samples, so there's no reason to use low quality 8-bit samples anymore.

 

[AlamGBC]

About M03

http://www.fmod.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2836&highlight=mo3

weeee! OGGmod!

 

[hotdog003]

Why not just use UNMO3?