01 - intro (sparse73).miniusf
02 - main menu (sparse74).miniusf
03 - level 01 (staging area) (sparse60).miniusf
04 - level 02, 16, 25 (terraformer) (sparse61).miniusf
05 - level 03 (main processing) (sparse69).miniusf
06 - level 04, 32 (holding area) (sparse68).miniusf
07 - level 05, 22, 29 (tech center) (sparse65).miniusf
08 - level 06 (alpha quadrant) (sparse6b).miniusf
09 - level 07, 23 (research lab) (sparse6c).miniusf
10 - level 08 (final outpost) (sparse6e).miniusf
11 - level 09 (even simpler) (sparse5f).miniusf
12 - level 10, 24, 26 (the bleeding) (sparse62).miniusf
13 - level 11, 28 (terror core) (sparse63).miniusf
14 - level 12, 30 (altar of pain) (sparse66).miniusf
15 - level 13 (dark citadel) (sparse5d).miniusf
16 - level 14 (eye of the storm) (sparse6a).miniusf
17 - level 15 (dark entries) (sparse6f).miniusf
18 - level 17, 31 (watch your step) (sparse67).miniusf
19 - level 18, 27 (spawned fear) (sparse5e).miniusf
20 - level 19 (the spiral) (sparse64).miniusf
21 - level 20 (breakdown) (sparse70).miniusf
22 - level 21 (pitfalls) (sparse6d).miniusf
23 - stats screen (sparse72).miniusf
24 - end game (sparse71).miniusf
NUS-NDME-USA.usflib

Total length: 3h12:27

USF source : http://usf.hcs64.com/

Note that you will need the winamp plugin "64Th Note" to play this usf album: http://www.hcs64.com/usf/


http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/74315948/file.html
pass:doom64usf

Any chance of a re-up please? I can't find a tagged copy of this set anywhere.

These tracks make use of emulation software and are not as accurate to the real music as a result. However, Aubrey Hodges has released the soundtrack here:

Doom 64: Official Soundtrack | Aubrey Hodges (http://aubreyhodges.bandcamp.com/album/doom-64-official-soundtrack)

And I also wrote a guide for noise-cancelling the background 60-cycle hum of the N64 hardware in his released tracks you can read here:

Doom 64 OST Noise Removal Guide (http://www.firebrandx.com/d64humremoval.html)

Later on today, I'll dig up the USF tagged set and upload it myself if you must have it.

Any chance of a re-up please? I can't find a tagged copy of this set anywhere.


However, Aubrey Hodges has released the soundtrack here:

Doom 64: Official Soundtrack | Aubrey Hodges (http://aubreyhodges.bandcamp.com/album/doom-64-official-soundtrack)

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f72/aubrey-hodges-doom-64-official-soundtrack%5Bbandcamp%5D%5B2013%5D%5Bflac%5D%5Bmeg a%5D-181874/

Well I tried to throw Aubrey a bone to show appreciation for the soundtrack (which I legally purchased), but I guess that doesn't matter now...

Well I tried to throw Aubrey a bone to show appreciation for the soundtrack (which I legally purchased), but I guess that doesn't matter now...

Uhuh, yeah, I totally didn't lay down money myself, because i am a douche that thinks Music should only be avaible to privileged pricks that are willing to pay $$$ for 17 year old OSTs
Poor bastards like myself can go fuck themselves honestly.

10 dollars = "privileged prick"? You've got one serious attitude problem. The console Doom soundtracks were some of my favorites. I already had my own digital rips I made myself, yet I still bought Aubrey's releases for no other reason than to show my appreciation for his work. That somehow makes ME the asshole. Okay man. Whatever.

On one hand, his atmospheric music is absolutely fantastic and I do approve of buying the digital soundtracks, especially since they include .flac options.

However, I'm also interested in USF tagged files, if only because being emulated music, they can be set to play forever with no fade-out (allowing one to listen to them for extended amounts of time). So though I do have the official soundtrack, I'm still disappointed that the USF tagged files download is dead.

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f72/aubrey-hodges-doom-64-official-soundtrack%5Bbandcamp%5D%5B2013%5D%5Bflac%5D%5Bmeg a%5D-181874/

Thanks, it's good to see an official release and I'm definitely going to grab this version, but I'm specifically after the original USF music.

Later on today, I'll dig up the USF tagged set and upload it myself if you must have it.

If you could I'd appreciate it. I much prefer having the original sound format files and N64 sound emulation is fairly decent in Foobar's Game Emu Player.

I'll probably pick up Hodges official release to show support as well.

First post updated.

@firebrandx: Thank you for the tutorial, but goldwave is shareware. (or maybe it can be done with Audacity too?)

What about sending your 'noise removed' version to Aubrey Hodge directly? Maybe he will be interested to update his official album on bandcamp?

First post updated.

Thank you very much byblo! :)

thank you!