Gradius II [NES]

Well, this is my first attempt at trying to upload files here. Any tips would be very nice ^_^. 56.9MB in .zip format and files in .wav format. I tried converting, but changing the ext. doesn’t do anything… Some help would be nice. At any rate, here it is straight from sound mode in the game. All of the songs sort of cut off though when I’m recording as I have to stop it immediately, and I’d like some advice and fixing or messing with the transitions for best output =/.

http://rapidshare.com/files/78382823/Gradius_II__NES_.zip.html
~Gradius II [NES]~
(All names were taken straight from the sound mode list.)
-Option
-Kuchusen
-BGM1
-BGM2
-BGM3
-BGM4
-BGM5
-BGM6
-BGM7
-Boss BGM
-G Boss
-S Boss
-Gofer
-Ending

I like this music so mush
thank you !!!

files in .wav format. I tried converting, but changing the ext. doesn’t do anything… Some help would be nice.
I don’t know which format you are trying to convert your .wav’s to but I can tell you how I do it when converting wav to mp3.

First I use the current LAME mp3 encoder:
http://lame.sourceforge.net/index.php

I run the commandline version. Also I use Linux (not sure of how it works in other OS’s).
The command I use is as follows:

lame -V2 –vbr-new -B 192 filename.wav filename.mp3
That is the command for encoding the mp3s to 192 kbps.

If you want to go lower (like 160) you can use this:

lame -V2 –vbr-new -B 160 filename.wav filename.mp3

That will convert the wav to mp3. Simply renaming the file’s extension won’t work.

It also helps to have some idea on how to browse your file system through commandline.
Before entering the LAME command you need to point to the proper directory of your files.
Example:

cd /name/of/directory/containing/wav_files/

Then from there run the above commands to start converting.
To see if you are in the right directory, typs "ls" in the commandline and see if a listing of your files shows up.

Again, I’m using linux so your version of LAME might be different.
Hope this helps.

Hey, thanks for the comments and thanks for the help Z.E.N. I might go searching for a music editor just to create some decent transitions. I’ll have to make the link over again, but that’d take only a few minutes.