FULL GAMERIP

I made the first rip of the full game. 255 tracks, no track names (I haven't played the game yet). Sorry for that.
Some "item get!" jingles don't seem to be included, but I'm pretty sure all of the music is.

Keep in mind that this is only a very quick rip for those who can't wait for the music. I'm sure others will make better rips, with track names.

Anyway, I have to say the orchestration here is awesome. Nicely done, Nintendo! :D

Download (MP3, Multiupload):

http://www.multiupload.com/XKJI0BO292
http://www.multiupload.com/SNW4PNGHIZ
http://www.multiupload.com/JIMNRCIYC2
http://www.multiupload.com/HL88S1SXJ2
Download (FLAC, Multiupload):

http://www.multiupload.com/A3OF5LF94X
http://www.multiupload.com/SQYT9U4HUW
http://www.multiupload.com/0OCJY2TCTT
http://www.multiupload.com/JYJHOVTV29
http://www.multiupload.com/9DHYVNPNL0
http://www.multiupload.com/CAYAZ91FC2
http://www.multiupload.com/40P17QPE2O
http://www.multiupload.com/M4Z2AZKGMK
http://www.multiupload.com/CRG7LR5EE1
http://www.multiupload.com/0PNDVBJLC4
http://www.multiupload.com/MP409PS7C6
http://www.multiupload.com/MUJGGC5ZIQ
http://www.multiupload.com/5T97IUB479
Download (Original files, Multiupload)

http://www.multiupload.com/GQUTB9149D
http://www.multiupload.com/UBTVRW4AQ7
http://www.multiupload.com/X3DQ6FDRG0
http://www.multiupload.com/WIEUFH62TH

Say thanks!
Enjoy! :)

EDIT -> I'd like everyone who's played the game to take a look at this temporary version of my second rip. Can you tell me which variations need to be combined (and if so, how) and which don't? That'd help me greatly and I'd definitely credit you for the new rip. Thank you. :)

http://www.multiupload.com/Y0DTJISRBK
http://www.multiupload.com/O6P7YB0IHI
http://www.multiupload.com/5TEBLS4CLW
http://www.multiupload.com/N0DM3G50SG
http://www.multiupload.com/CTTEO2DDCC

Yeah! :)

Trying to locate the main theme, the oen also playing in all the previews from nintendo, and cant find it :/

I'm having the same problem. I played the game a bit and I couldn't find some tracks that were played. Maybe that music is sequenced, which would explain why I couldn't immediately rip them as full-fledged tracks. I'll look into it tomorrow, and if I find more tracks, I'll add them in a separate archive. Meanwhile, have fun with the 252 tracks I already uploaded, I guess :P

Already picked out a dozen from the first skimthrough that ill be giving a more thorough listen to.

YES! Thank you very much.

You are beast

Very cool. I'm tempted to download it....but I also want to hear these awesome tracks first during the game :P

Great to see this.

I'm having the same problem. I played the game a bit and I couldn't find some tracks that were played. Maybe that music is sequenced, which would explain why I couldn't immediately rip them as full-fledged tracks. I'll look into it tomorrow, and if I find more tracks, I'll add them in a separate archive. Meanwhile, have fun with the 252 tracks I already uploaded, I guess :P

Is it my imagination, or is there no end credits suite?

thx

Many Thanks!! :)

I found the missing music (main theme, intro and credits). Uploading it right now, along with the FLAC version. :)
EDIT -> Missing music uploaded in MP3 format. Here it is:

http://www.multiupload.com/HL88S1SXJ2
FLAC version uploading! :)

The FLAC version is now uploaded and I can call this a complete gamerip. Have fun everyone. :)

I found the missing music (main theme, intro and credits). Uploading it right now, along with the FLAC version. :)
EDIT -> Missing music uploaded in MP3 format. Here it is:

http://www.multiupload.com/HL88S1SXJ2
FLAC version uploading! :)

/GIRLY SCREAM

thanks!

Thank you so much, sir! And congratulations on being the first to rip this game!

Especially grateful for the missing music upload - I had skimmed it previously and like Faleel, thought to myself "WOT Y THERE NO END CREDITS?!!!!!!!111" but thank God here they are. :)

Feel free to tell me to bugger off if you want, but I have a not-quite-but-nearly request... Would it be possible to get hold of the original, untouched audio files, prior to your conversion? With those, folk could create their own FLAC edition but without having to download a terrifyingly large set of files. It seems a little odd that you take compressed files from the ISO, decompress them to WAV, compress the WAV to FLAC and upload... resulting in files with the same quality but quadruple the original bitrate...

I wouldn't be asking but my ISP has suddenly decided to drop my download bandwidth allowance and so I am literally counting the megabytes now...

If you've had enough of uploading or think I'm an arsehole for asking, fair 'nuff guvnor as they say... but I thought I'd enquire anyway.

Thanks again. :)

TT

Thank you so much, sir! And congratulations on being the first to rip this game!

Especially grateful for the missing music upload - I had skimmed it previously and like Faleel, thought to myself "WOT Y THERE NO END CREDITS?!!!!!!!111" but thank God here they are. :)

Feel free to tell me to bugger off if you want, but I have a not-quite-but-nearly request... Would it be possible to get hold of the original, untouched audio files, prior to your conversion? With those, folk could create their own FLAC edition but without having to download a terrifyingly large set of files. It seems a little odd that you take compressed files from the ISO, decompress them to WAV, compress the WAV to FLAC and upload... resulting in files with the same quality but quadruple the original bitrate...

I wouldn't be asking but my ISP has suddenly decided to drop my download bandwidth allowance and so I am literally counting the megabytes now...

If you've had enough of uploading or think I'm an arsehole for asking, fair 'nuff guvnor as they say... but I thought I'd enquire anyway.

Thanks again. :)

TT
Alright, I can do that. I'll hopefully have them uploaded in a few hours. :)

Gamerip...? I thought the earliest the game came out was the 18th?

Will there be a Track listing for this rip eventually from you Bar?

Thanks Bar, it's a great soundtrack!

This is awesome!! I just want the main theme and credits in FLAC for now since I don't want to ruin too much of the music. Won't be able to play this for over a month though :(

Thank you so much, Bar.

I've just figured something out; most of the orchestral pieces in the FLAC edition are between four and six channels - meaning they include two or three "variations" on the pieces so that the music can change mood as gameplay progresses. This has explained why some pieces I particularly liked from the previous samples weren't in the MP3 edition - for instance, the romance theme sans percussion. Well, it's all in there!

If you're listening to the MP3 version, you'll be missing out on the variations because what you'll hear is every track playing simultaneously... There is a big, big mixing job here for anybody who is interested... (Not me...)

eDIT: OK, I had a fiddle. This is 2FAC6CAAB0DD2E75606888E65F9BBAF2 - after a bit of a mix. The snare drum is taken down a little, and for the second repeat dialled out all together before coming back in for the final statement of the theme. It is basically incorporating both variations of the cue into one extended version - giving a bit more variety than simply looping, satisfying fans of both variations, and giving the illusion of there being a bit more music. ;)

Notice in the MP3 version of the cue, the snare sounds odd and unnaturally loud. This is because a straight downmix and conversion of the multitrack was done (nobody's fault - just the way the software does it by default) instead of actually doing a sensible mix. I think the cue works a lot better now.

http://www.multiupload.com/FI74JSMKT4

Thank you so much, Bar.

I've just figured something out; most of the orchestral pieces in the FLAC edition are between four and six channels - meaning they include two or three "variations" on the pieces so that the music can change mood as gameplay progresses. This has explained why some pieces I particularly liked from the previous samples weren't in the MP3 edition - for instance, the romance theme sans percussion. Well, it's all in there!

If you're listening to the MP3 version, you'll be missing out on the variations because what you'll hear is every track playing simultaneously... There is a big, big mixing job here for anybody who is interested... (Not me...)
Oh! I hadn't noticed that myself :P
If I ever make a rip with track names, I'll split those multi-channel tracks. ;)
Thanks for figuring that out!
The original file version is 711MB by the way... it's less than the FLAC but it's still a lot. Want me to upload it? :)

Oh! I hadn't noticed that myself :P
If I ever make a rip with track names, I'll split those multi-channel tracks. ;)
Thanks for figuring that out!
The original file version is 711MB by the way... it's less than the FLAC but it's still a lot. Want me to upload it? :)

Eek, I couldn't ask you to do that. I'd certainly like it, but I understand that it's a big ask. The FLACs are great. :)

One listen to that ending credits theme and my reaction was: BEST. ZELDA. ENDING. THEME. EVER. Seriously. It's absolutely phenomenal.

Sweet jesus, and here I thought we would have to wait ages for a gamerip. Thank you so much.
I hope Nintendo is smart enough to release a soundtrack similar to Galaxy 1+2. While the game seems to be the greatest Zelda experience ever, the music certainly flies above and beyond. I will not spoil myself any longer (I've only heared the music for the demo) because I want to hear the music first in the game.
Zelda games always leave me with a special emotion when the credits roll and I hope this will affect me stronger than ever before.

I'm currently adding mirrors for my Skyrim rip - after that I will upload the orginal brstm/rwav/dsp files version of this. ;)
klnerfan: the credits song is probably the most awesome song in the soundtrack, so you can count on having a very special emotion after hearing this one as well! :)

It's probably worth mentioning that someone's been uploading this rip (I'm not sure if it's the improperly mixed MP3s or the FLAC versions, since I can't download on this connection right now which kind of nips listening to either set in the bud) to YouTube. The important part is that between him and the public commenters, they've been identifying when each song (and its variations) plays and titling them accordingly. They're obviously not official track names but are as descriptive as you'd ever want as far as context goes. I thought this info might be useful for anyone ambitious enough to match up the songs with their respective titles, if they so desire. He's got 176 tracks uploaded so far and seems to be including the 3 missing pieces you uploaded separately, Bar. According to his comments he's going to upload the rest at some point in the near future.

Here's his channel's videos: Videos from AestheticGamer - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUjANE3HqV6pQ4Dyjk7Y8MWw)

Thanks profusely for the uploads, by the way. I'll be getting good use out of them as soon as I find my way back to tolerable Internet.

It's probably worth mentioning that someone's been uploading this rip (I'm not sure if it's the improperly mixed MP3s or the FLAC versions, since I can't download on this connection right now which kind of nips listening to either set in the bud) to YouTube. The important part is that between him and the public commenters, they've been identifying when each song (and its variations) plays and titling them accordingly. They're obviously not official track names but are as descriptive as you'd ever want as far as context goes. I thought this info might be useful for anyone ambitious enough to match up the songs with their respective titles, if they so desire. He's got 176 tracks uploaded so far and seems to be including the 3 missing pieces you uploaded separately, Bar. According to his comments he's going to upload the rest at some point in the near future.

Here's his channel's videos: Videos from AestheticGamer - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUjANE3HqV6pQ4Dyjk7Y8MWw)

Thanks profusely for the uploads, by the way. I'll be getting good use out of them as soon as I find my way back to tolerable Internet.
Aha, that's great. Maybe I can contact him to help me split and name the tracks. Thanks for the link!

I added the original files version to the first post, by the way. :)

That is far, far too kind of you. Thank you very much. :)

Thank you so much for uploading this, especially the FLACs (downloading them now!). :) While I don't want to spoil the story with leaked documents and videos, I don't mind the music, plus they're not named yet either :)

Thanks！Foorbar+vgmstream plays them well！

I found the missing music (main theme, intro and credits). Uploading it right now, along with the FLAC version. :)
EDIT -> Missing music uploaded in MP3 format. Here it is:

http://www.multiupload.com/HL88S1SXJ2
FLAC version uploading! :)

Hey Bar, I actually started ripping this myself a few days ago and have started renaming all my tracks based on their name inside the game files - I'm pretty sure I'm missing these 3 tracks though. Where in the folder structure are they located?

Thanks for your hard work !!

You're welcome! :)

Where in the folder structure are they located?
In the THP folder - they're videos. ;)

Great soundtrack-rip! =D I really love it. ^^ Though, I seemingly can't find the normal battle-theme against normal, non-boss enemies. You can hear it here (The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (Demoversion) - Gameplay [Part 1/ 3 - Tempel des Himmelsblicks] - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_profilepage&v=tVCgl497cfc#t=384s)), around 06:24. That's the only video I've found where a fight against an enemy takes so long that you can actually hear the majority, if not all of the theme.

Hi, I don't know a whole lot about audio formats and all that stuff so I have a question. The mp3s...because most of the music has variations, then the mp3 rip is not really a full gamerip? But the flac is? I'm just wondering because I couldn't find the theme where zelda is playing her harp and singing and I'm just wondering if that is why. Like, in the bazaar, I noticed that the music changes slightly when I go into the back of the blacksmith's shop...same tune but slightly different. In the flac version, are these missing tracks and these variations all there and accounted for? The flac is a massive download, so I just wanted to be sure before I took the plunge, lol.

@Kabukibear: 51C1FF721E3B0B908AB6F62977FBD40E is the track you're looking for, I think ;)
The FLAC version has all the variations, yeah. They're just stored in surround files - the game then mixes these channels differently when it wants to.
It's definitely worth a download.

Great soundtrack-rip! =D I really love it. ^^ Though, I seemingly can't find the normal battle-theme against normal, non-boss enemies. You can hear it here (The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (Demoversion) - Gameplay [Part 1/ 3 - Tempel des Himmelsblicks] - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_profilepage&v=tVCgl497cfc#t=384s)), around 06:24. That's the only video I've found where a fight against an enemy takes so long that you can actually hear the majority, if not all of the theme.
That music is sequenced (I guess it's to make the music more dynamic - so it can end immediately when the battle is done), and sadly I'm unable to rip sequenced tracks. :(

That music is sequenced (I guess it's to make the music more dynamic - so it can end immediately when the battle is done), and sadly I'm unable to rip sequenced tracks. :(

Aw. :( That's a shame. :( Ah well, then I'll listen to all the other great music of the game. ^^ Again, thanks for the great rip. :)

Out of curiosity, does this sequenced music omission count for the FLAC version as well? How substantial is the volume of tracks unable to be ripped? I'm just curious about the distinction since I assume all this talk of properly mixed channels versus the separated MP3 tracks was referring to sequenced music. I'm honestly still murky on the specifics of the difference between the FLAC and MP3 rips, though I freely admit I'm kind of ignorant in these matters. You don't need to respond if I'm belaboring.

Cannot wait until these are tagged. Thanks.

Out of curiosity, does this sequenced music omission count for the FLAC version as well? How substantial is the volume of tracks unable to be ripped? I'm just curious about the distinction since I assume all this talk of properly mixed channels versus the separated MP3 tracks was referring to sequenced music. I'm honestly still murky on the specifics of the difference between the FLAC and MP3 rips, though I freely admit I'm kind of ignorant in these matters. You don't need to respond if I'm belaboring.
The MP3s are stereo downmixes (from multi-channel to 2 channels) of the corresponding FLAC files. So the only difference is the degradation of audio quality and the downmix.

Not to ask dumb questions, but this game comes out on the 20th, ... how do you have it?

Not to ask dumb questions, but this game comes out on the 20th, ... how do you have it?
Not to change the subject (and let's please not dive in any deeper than this), but the game leaked.

Hey there guys, I've started up a spreadsheet detailing my quest to name all the files in the game based on their internal naming inside the WZSound.brsar file. You can follow along here: Skyward Sword Music Naming (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqHOdrXgAYlidEQ5cEVSQTk4UV9SM0xLZE9tTTF1V 1E)

Please send me a PM if you'd like to help out in some way by either adding information to the "friendly name" category, or if you can help out with the other columns.

Hey there guys, I've started up a spreadsheet detailing my quest to name all the files in the game based on their internal naming inside the WZSound.brsar file. You can follow along here: Skyward Sword Music Naming (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqHOdrXgAYlidEQ5cEVSQTk4UV9SM0xLZE9tTTF1V 1E)

Please send me a PM if you'd like to help out in some way by either adding information to the "friendly name" category, or if you can help out with the other columns.
That is a great idea. I'll try to help you out after I finish my Rayman Origins gamerip. :)

@Kabukibear: 51C1FF721E3B0B908AB6F62977FBD40E is the track you're looking for, I think ;)
The FLAC version has all the variations, yeah. They're just stored in surround files - the game then mixes these channels differently when it wants to.
It's definitely worth a download.

That music is sequenced (I guess it's to make the music more dynamic - so it can end immediately when the battle is done), and sadly I'm unable to rip sequenced tracks. :(

Ah I see...so it would be necessary to record each channel individually and have it like "Bazaar" and then "Bazaar - Blacksmith" and "Bazaar - Potion Shop" etc etc. Is anyone going to do that do you think? Or just leave it as is? It's interesting how they did that, reminds me of what they did for Monkey Island 2, the whole dynamic music that changed depending on where you were on the island.

Ah I see...so it would be necessary to record each channel individually and have it like "Bazaar" and then "Bazaar - Blacksmith" and "Bazaar - Potion Shop" etc etc. Is anyone going to do that do you think? Or just leave it as is? It's interesting how they did that, reminds me of what they did for Monkey Island 2, the whole dynamic music that changed depending on where you were on the island.
It's not just that - they might play two of the channels together in certain places. It uses the same system as Mario Kart Wii and that happens in that game sometimes, so I guess here too. It seems impossible to mix them correctly, so maybe someone more experienced with these multi-channel BRSTM files knows how to do this.

Ah I see...so it would be necessary to record each channel individually and have it like "Bazaar" and then "Bazaar - Blacksmith" and "Bazaar - Potion Shop" etc etc. Is anyone going to do that do you think? Or just leave it as is? It's interesting how they did that, reminds me of what they did for Monkey Island 2, the whole dynamic music that changed depending on where you were on the island.
That's not what he meant by sequenced. The music that Bar has been able to rip is pre-recorded and in one continuous (or mostly) waveform file. Sequenced music however is sort of like a MIDI file, where the notes and pitch are saved in a type of text file and then played back in real time by the Wii using sampled instruments. In order to get this music, you either need to emulate the hardware to play back the music the same way or you have to record the music from the game playing on the Wii. Does that make sense?

That's not what he meant by sequenced. The music that Bar has been able to rip is pre-recorded and in one continuous (or mostly) waveform file. Sequenced music however is sort of like a MIDI file, where the notes and pitch are saved in a type of text file and then played back in real time by the Wii using sampled instruments. In order to get this music, you either need to emulate the hardware to play back the music the same way or you have to record the music from the game playing on the Wii. Does that make sense?
Yep, that's what I meant, though I don't think Kabukibear was replying to that part of my post. ;)

Yep, that's what I meant, though I don't think Kabukibear was replying to that part of my post. ;)
Doh! You're probably right. Well, maybe it'll help someone else understand :D

If you play back the files raw, as they come, you are getting every single channel playing at once. Some cues, for example, are six channels - or three "layers" of two channels each. If you wonder why some of them sound rather claustrophobic and poorly balanced, the reason is that you're getting all layers at once - not necessarily through the correct channel, and often at an inappropriate volume. I think that the playback / downmix software is assuming Channel 1 = Left, Channel 2 = Right, Channel 3 = Left, Channel 4 = Right, Channel 5 = Left, Channel 6 = Right... which works sometimes, but not all the time! The order seems to vary. In the game, of course, they are dynamically mixed for mood and the game knows which channel to send to which speaker.

For a listening experience, it's not so easy.

Here's another example mix of 960E774EB2F14BCBE4B88F05E3908F45 which I will refer to as "Battle" because that's what it sounds like to me!

Download -_another_mix.mp3 from Mirrorcreator - Upload files to multiple file sharing sites (http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/1RFU7YPB/-_another_mix.mp3_links)

This uses elements from all three variations but brings them in one by one to give the cue a bit more structure and tension. First, the theme, then the theme and additional timpani, then the theme, additional timpani, and snares to finish off.

If you play back the files raw, as they come, you are getting every single channel playing at once. Some cues, for example, are six channels - or three "layers" of two channels each. If you wonder why some of them sound rather claustrophobic and poorly balanced, the reason is that you're getting all layers at once - not necessarily through the correct channel, and often at an inappropriate volume. I think that the playback / downmix software is assuming Channel 1 = Left, Channel 2 = Right, Channel 3 = Left, Channel 4 = Right, Channel 5 = Left, Channel 6 = Right... which works sometimes, but not all the time! The order seems to vary. In the game, of course, they are dynamically mixed for mood and the game knows which channel to send to which speaker.

For a listening experience, it's not so easy.

Here's another example mix of 960E774EB2F14BCBE4B88F05E3908F45 which I will refer to as "Battle" because that's what it sounds like to me!

Download -_another_mix.mp3 from Mirrorcreator - Upload files to multiple file sharing sites (http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/1RFU7YPB/-_another_mix.mp3_links)

This uses elements from all three variations but brings them in one by one to give the cue a bit more structure and tension. First, the theme, then the theme and additional timpani, then the theme, additional timpani, and snares to finish off.

That track is "BGM - BOSS - GIRAHIM - 03 - 2" Although "Battle" rolls off the tongue a bit better :)

It's not just that - they might play two of the channels together in certain places. It uses the same system as Mario Kart Wii and that happens in that game sometimes, so I guess here too. It seems impossible to mix them correctly, so maybe someone more experienced with these multi-channel BRSTM files knows how to do this.

Ah I think I understand. So the potion shop variation might be a mix of multiple channels, and the only real way to mix them as they are would be to sit there and actually compare it to what is playing in-game? How does the game decide how to mix the tracks? Is there any sort of information stored on the disk that decides this and can be used to create a proper mix? Or is that just a pipe dream?

Achilles: Haha, thanks. :) I'm not a gamer or a Zelda fan, so I would have had no bloody chance at working that out.

The game mixes based on what you're doing, how well the battle is going, etc. There is no definitive mix. I think the safest bet is to just come up with something that makes for a decent listening experience.

Quick question, does anyone know the name of track "6D97D210EE2203DD0486AB17DDCCA3D3"?

Quick question, does anyone know the name of track "6D97D210EE2203DD0486AB17DDCCA3D3"?
The files inside the game call it the "Field Minigame"

The files inside the game call it the "Field Minigame"

Hey what's the name of the track 0F9C3334EC83BA73C240FCD04435196D? It sounds so relaxing

That's one of the variations on Fi's Theme.

Specifically "Follow Fi". My favorite track so far. I think I'm going to re-rip it into a loopable piece or make a really long version of it to go to sleep to.

Can anyone upload a fully tagged version?

Can anyone upload a fully tagged version?

Kinda hard to do that when it doesn't even exist yet.

Also, here is my one and likely only contribution to the project, as I do not have a Wii and have no intentions of buying one anytime soon.

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Seems that it exists right here:
AestheticGamer's Channel - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/user/AestheticGamer)

Seems that it exists right here:
AestheticGamer's Channel - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/user/AestheticGamer)
I have a message sent to this guy to try and get some help naming the rip. Dunno if he'll respond, but hopefully he'll be willing to help out.

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Kinda hard to do that when it doesn't even exist yet.

Also, here is my one and likely only contribution to the project, as I do not have a Wii and have no intentions of buying one anytime soon.

()

Nice! Where did the source watercolor come from?

@Doublehex

You know you can emulate wii games almost perfectly on the pc and play in glorious 1080p, do you ? ;)

@Doublehex

You know you can emulate wii games almost perfectly on the pc and play in glorious 1080p, do you ? ;)

Uh...no, I didn't. How do you do the remote then?


Nice! Where did the source watercolor come from?

Nothing fancy - I just used the suck color tool in Photoshop to select the various colors, and I just messed with the sliders until I was happy.

Uh...no, I didn't. How do you do the remote then?

Wii remotes connect via Bluetooth. So you buy yourself a Wii remote and nunchuck, make sure your computer has Bluetooth, get a wireless sensor bar (or use some candles or christmas lights), fire up the Dolphin emulator and you're good to go.

Well, I just learned something today. And in doing so made possible the act of playing Skyward Sword in the far off future (blame Skyrim).

Well, I just learned something today. And in doing so made possible the act of playing Skyward Sword in the far off future (blame Skyrim).
Just be advised that it takes a HELL of a nice machine to play stuff at anything other than 640x480 - like Multi-core i7 with a new graphics card. Also, if you want to play Skyward Sword make sure you get a Wii remote with MotionPlus built into it (or the motion plus add-on dongle.) Skyward Sword doesn't work without it.

My PC was built for high end gaming on the PC.

i7 920 CPU
6GB DDR3 RAM
ATI HD4870 1GB GPU

So I should be covered. :)

Last time I checked Skyward Sword was mostly compatible with the latest version of the Dolphin emulator so you're good to go.
Some games I bought looked even better on pc: Mario Galaxy 1 + 2 (incredible fun) and Metroid Prime Trilogy (one of my most favorite games). If you're into RPGs I would also suggest Xenoblade Chronicles, one of the better JRPGs this generation.

Last time I checked Skyward Sword was mostly compatible with the latest version of the Dolphin emulator so you're good to go.
Some games I bought looked even better on pc

Most likely because the Wii cannot play native (or any kind of) 1080p...

big thanks

I have a message sent to this guy to try and get some help naming the rip. Dunno if he'll respond, but hopefully he'll be willing to help out.Let's hope for a text file with all of the track names in order.

I highly doubt that AstheticGamer has the track list, since nearly all the titles he gave his uploades are placeholders

By the way, does anyone know the file name for Faron Woods? I cant seem to find it.

I highly doubt that AstheticGamer has the track list, since nearly all the titles he gave his uploades are placeholdersI was not looking for an official tracklist and I doubt anyone has it right now. Besides, I highly doubt there will be an official track list for a game rip and a placeholder is better than nothing. I'll post up the 176 titles from his posts shortly including the youtube audio rip to help others out here match up the tunes.

I really don't think anybody expects more than some intelligent guesswork by somebody who has played the game; so that one may refer to the cues in some way other than with a long string of hex!

I really don't think anybody expects more than some intelligent guesswork by somebody who has played the game; so that one may refer to the cues in some way other than with a long string of hex!Exactly. Below is the list of songs on his channel. Also, you can get mp3s (tagged and whatnot) ripped from his youtube posts HERE (http://www.multiupload.com/CSMTMHCKKK) (note the time signatures are kind of messed up on the mp3s). I would not use the youtube rips for archiving purposes; I posted them so others can match his titles with the hexcode titles of the FLAC rip. Have fun matching and please post the results!
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (01) Jingles & Sounds
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (02) Boss Theme 1 [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (03) Fi's Theme 1 [Olden Times]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (04) Mini-Boss Theme #1
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (05) Lord Ghirahim's Theme 1
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (06) Lumpy Pumpkin Bar [Day] Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (07) Fi's Theme 2 [Bell Tolls]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (08) Enchanting Temple Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (09) Exploring the Sky Field [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (10) Great Fairy Fountain Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (11) Zelda's Lullaby
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (12) Emotional Theme _2_ {Character_Event_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (13) Defenseless Link Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (14) Inside A House Theme [Wind Waker]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (15) Lanayru Desert- Skipper's Retreat [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (16) Lanayru Desert- Ancient Harbor [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (17) Romance Theme 3 {Wind Waker_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (18) Fi's Theme 3 [Touching Hearts with Harps]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (19) Bamboo Cutting Minigame Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (20) Skyloft Introduction [Zelda Vocal Theme 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (21) Zombie Bokoblin Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (22) Sky Island Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (23) Dragon Room Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (24) Silent Realm Theme 1 [Guardian Chase]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (25) Lanayru Sand Sea Boat 'Under Attack' Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (26) Sealed Temple Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (27) Lord Ghirahim's Boss Theme 2 [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (28) Event Theme _1_ {Burning Sword_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (29) Message from the Goddess
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (30) Event Theme _2_ {Story Unfolding_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (31) Lord Ghirahim's Boss Theme 3 [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (32) Earth Temple Theme [Variant 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (33) Beautiful Mystery Theme {Temple_} [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (34) Zelda Vocal Theme 2 {Legendary Hero}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (35) Free Falling Theme [Variation 1] {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (36) Harp Goddess
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (37) Volcano Summit Minigame {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (38) Groose's Theme 2 [Past The Clouds]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (39) Great Loss Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (40) Groose's Theme 3 [Magical]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (41) Skydive Minigame Theme [Fun Fun Island]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (42) Lanayru Mining Facility Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (43) Groose's Theme 1 [Doofus]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (44) Fi's Theme 4 [Piano Lament]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (45) Title Theme [Great Fairy Fountain Theme 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (46) Training Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (47) Free Falling Theme [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (48) Boss Theme 2 [Variant 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (49) Boss Theme 2 [Variant 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (50) Lord Ghirahim's Theme 2
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (51) Arabic Minigame {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (52) Romance Theme 1 [Intro to Love]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (53) Boss Theme 2 [Variant 3]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (54) Silent Realm Theme 3 [Eldin Volcano]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (55) Silent Realm Theme 2 [Faron Woods]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (56) Skyloft Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (57) Skyloft Bird Race Minigame Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (58) Boss Theme 3 [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (59) Lord Ghirahim's Boss Theme 2 [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (60) Skyview Temple [Variation 3]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (61) Water Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (62) Event Theme 3 {Master Sword Complete_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (63) Eldin Volcano Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (64) Fi's Theme 5 [Elegant Dance]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (65) Faron Woods
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (66) Bamboo Cutting Room
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (67) Boss Theme 1 [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (68) Old Mogma Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (69) Impa Vs. Ghirahim on the Bridge [Event]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (70) Romance Theme 2 [Love is an Adventure]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (71) Groose's Theme 4 [Lazy Days]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (72) Sing-Along Lucky Pumpkin Bar Minigame Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (73) Exploring the Sky Field [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (74) Skyview Temple [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (75) Quirky Upbeat Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (76) Final Boss Phase 1
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (77) Link's Nightmare [Opening Scene]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (78) Farore's Courage Harp Theme [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (79) Boss Theme 1 [Variation 3]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (80) Event Theme 4 {Darkness Rises_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (81) Boss Theme 2 [Variation 4]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (82) Zelda Vocal Theme 3
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (83) Happy Overture Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (84) Groose's Theme 5 [That Ole' Groose]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (85) Goddess Statue Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (86) Beautiful Mystery Theme {Temple_} [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (87) Sand Pirate Ship Inside
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (88) Water Cave Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (89) Boss Theme 4 {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (90) Boss Clear Room Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (91) Goron Village {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (92) Kiwkis' Theme [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (93) Kiwkis' Theme [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (94) Kiwkis' Theme [Variation 3]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (95) Ancient Cistern Theme [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (96) Event Theme 5 {Groose is Here!_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (97) Event Theme 6 {Darkness Lunges_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (98) Water Spring Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (99) Mogma Theme 1 {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (100) Event Theme 7 {On the Edge_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (101) Scrapper's Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (102) Loss Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (103) Faron Woods Theme 2
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (104) Event Theme 7 {Nayru's Wisdom_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (105) Chanting Voices
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (106) Lanayru Desert- Skipper's Retreat [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (107) Event Theme 8 {Foreign and Far_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (108) Pulsating Light Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (109) Panic Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (110) Fire Sanctuary Theme [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (111) Kiwkis' Theme [Variation 4]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (112) Hurry Theme [Variation 1] {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (113) Silent Realm Theme 4 [Lanayru Desert]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (114) Kiwkis' Theme [Variation 5]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (115) After the Wing Ceremony [Event]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (116) Batreux Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (117) Ancient Cistern Theme [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (118) Event Theme 9 {Big Baddie Rises_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (119) Knight Academy Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (120) Peculiar Theme {Story or Event Theme_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (121) Bamboo Island Theme [Variation 1] {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (122) Kiwkis' Theme [Variation 6]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (123) Farore's Courage Harp Theme [Variation 1]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (124) Bamboo Island Theme [Variation 2] {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (125) Success Theme! {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (126) Hurry Theme [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (127) Dark Ceremony Theme 1 {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (128) Hero's Accomplishment Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (129) Epic Orchestra_Event Theme 10 {Terrible Occurring_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (130) Groose's Dizzy Spell
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (131) Getting The Master Sword Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (132) Fire Sanctuary Theme [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (133) Bongo Location Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (134) Loftwing Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (135) Fi's Theme 6 [Orchestrated]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (136) Fi's Theme 7 [Offbeat]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (137) Zelda's Harp Tune
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (138) Groose's Theme 6 [Lumbering]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (139) Catchy Upbeat Theme {Fun Fun Island_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (140) Above Sealed Ground Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (141) Boss Theme 5
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (142) Lord Ghirahim's Boss Theme 1 [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (143) Sealed Grounds Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (144) Lanayru Desert- Ancient Harbor [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (145) Earth Temple Theme [Variation 2]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (146) Tentalus Attacks the Sand Ship
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (147) Link's Nightmare 2
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (148) Lady in the Sealed Grounds {Destiny_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (149) Event Theme 11 {The Final Stage_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (150) Final Boss Phase 2
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (151) Event Theme 12 {Final Boss Defeated_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (152) Victory Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (153) Heavy Moment {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (154) Emotional Theme _4_ {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (155) Emotional Theme _5_ {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (156) The End {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (157) Setting Out Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (158) Sparkly Theme {Observatory_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (159) Ancient Cistern - Underground Basement
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (160) Breaking Silence Theme {Event_Location_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (161) Shop Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (162) Pipe Organ Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (163) Technology Jingle {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (164) Groose's Theme 7 [Love]
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (165) Levias Appears!
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (166) Boss Appears Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (167) Chorus Chant {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (168) Slur Desert Theme {_}
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (169) Summit Volcano Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (170) Dark {Sneaking_} Theme 2
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (171) Pirate Stronghold Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (172) Lanayru Mining Facility Past
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (173) Lake Flora Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (174) Main Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (175) Opening Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (176) Credits Theme
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (177) Credits Theme (Reversed)
Legend of Zelda_ Skyward Sword Music- (178) Zelda's Lullaby (Reversed)

Exist link track names?

I've updated my spreadsheet with 50 or so of AestheticGamer's track titles (I haven't heard back from him yet, but I'm comparing song lengths and figuring it out.) I'll try and add some more later tonight.

Once again, the spreadsheet can be found here for those interested: Skyward Sword Music Naming (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqHOdrXgAYlidEQ5cEVSQTk4UV9SM0xLZE9tTTF1V 1E)

Amazing work so far! I downloaded the FLAC version the other day but now that this new one is out by AestheticGamer I have downloaded that one and made new mp3 copies and am using this version until a more complete one is released. It would be nice to have his list in chronological order though :/ Anybody working on that? I unfortunately won't get to start playing the game until after the New Year :(

Hardly hoping someone will find the courage to name the tracks. :S Tracks with no name are pretty boring in a tracklist... Thanks for tje rip anyway, it seems that it's a great rip! :)

Do you know if the tracks are in the good order (i mean chronological order)?
I'm playing the game for yesterday. I am at the right beginning (before the fly exam). I can try to name some tracks but i'll put 1 month or more to finish the gmae. I'm not going very fast with videogames. I like to take my time playing games

What I liked on Prime Blue's rip of TP, was that all of the dynamic sections oand variations of a song would be in one track. That, and no tracks were missing. Does anyone want to try accomplishing this? I will love you forever.

What I liked on Prime Blue's rip of TP, was that all of the dynamic sections oand variations of a song would be in one track. That, and no tracks were missing. Does anyone want to try accomplishing this? I will love you forever.

Agreed :) I have that version of the TP soundtrack and it would be AMAZING to see something like that get made for SS! It'll happen eventually. Just have to be patient I guess ;)

Just want to thank you profusely for this effort, Achilles. It's saving me a lot of grief matching things up.

Great Work! :D

I would want to suggest paying attention to YouTube user GilvaSunner. He has so far uploaded + tagged all the music that plays until the second dungeon in the game. I've played through Skyward Sword a little and I really like the way he has tagged them.

I've updated my spreadsheet with 50I PM'd you my spreadsheet with all of AG's tracks ID'd except for the following (last two can be disregarded):

AG's Track#. AG's Title:

001. Jingles & Sounds.mp3
008. Enchanting Temple Theme.mp3
021. Zombie Bokoblin Theme.mp3
033. Beautiful Mystery Theme (Temple) [Variation 1].mp3
037. Volcano Summit Minigame.mp3
105. Chanting Voices.mp3
149. Event Theme 11 (The Final Stage).mp3
159. Ancient Cistern - Underground Basement.mp3
177. Credits Theme (Reversed).mp3
178. Zelda's Lullaby (Reversed).mp3

You can update your sheet on googedocs with the new info. Note, there are many tracks still left unidentified.

I PM'd you my spreadsheet with all of AG's tracks ID'd except for the following (last two can be disregarded):

AG's Track#. AG's Title:

001. Jingles & Sounds.mp3
008. Enchanting Temple Theme.mp3
021. Zombie Bokoblin Theme.mp3
033. Beautiful Mystery Theme (Temple) [Variation 1].mp3
037. Volcano Summit Minigame.mp3
105. Chanting Voices.mp3
149. Event Theme 11 (The Final Stage).mp3
159. Ancient Cistern - Underground Basement.mp3
177. Credits Theme (Reversed).mp3
178. Zelda's Lullaby (Reversed).mp3

You can update your sheet on googedocs with the new info. Note, there are many tracks still left unidentified.

Thanks a bunch SSRI! I'll work on incorporating all these into my main spreadsheet.

Agreed :) I have that version of the TP soundtrack and it would be AMAZING to see something like that get made for SS! It'll happen eventually. Just have to be patient I guess ;)

Well, I've already asked Prime Blue if he's gonna do it for this game, but I have yet to recieve a response.

I've updated my spreadsheet with 50 or so of AestheticGamer's track titles (I haven't heard back from him yet, but I'm comparing song lengths and figuring it out.) I'll try and add some more later tonight.

Once again, the spreadsheet can be found here for those interested: Skyward Sword Music Naming (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqHOdrXgAYlidEQ5cEVSQTk4UV9SM0xLZE9tTTF1V 1E)

Is this spreadsheet continually updated?

Is this spreadsheet continually updated?

Considering it's a Google Document, yes.

No clue how we'd work on naming the remaining 60 tracks, though.

I did actually detect some missing tracks from this rip: the treasure chest opening/item catch fanfares. Any chance of ripping those too?

Thanks so much for doing this, especially everyone working on the track names, too. If I notice any still unnamed while playing I'll be sure to post it here. Thanks again.

Ding! Subscribed!

thanks so much for both the soundtrack and the track-name works!

Not to bump up this thread again, but has anyone started playing the game? If so, could anyone care to update the tracklist?

I'm playing it, but I can't name the tracks, no ripping software otherwise I would

.

That is what we're trying to do here, although someone else already has. Unfortunately it's an incomplete rip, but then again so is this (some missing tracks I detected were the main battle theme and the treasure catches—are those themes sequenced, too?)

That is what we're trying to do here, although someone else already has. Unfortunately it's an incomplete rip, but then again so is this (some missing tracks I detected were the main battle theme and the treasure catches—are those themes sequenced, too?)
I think those treasure catch sounds might be in with the sound effects in a different file. If you have examples of them on youtube, I can try and find them in the game.

Also, keep in mind that for the item catch fanfare, there is the normal version, then there is the version that pauses a little between the four notes.

There's also three versions of the "Secret" fanfare, and the heart piece and heart container fanfares, but I've only heard one version of each of those.

Bad news: Prime Blue apparently is not interestsed in "Wii Shit", so don't expect a rip from Prime Blue. I've been trying to list each song the first time I hear it in-game, as well as the dynamic sections and variations. I have count6ed some twice, I'm sure. Anyway, if anyone wants to help make a Prime Blue-like rip, I'll love them forever. Of course, I'll need to beat the game first.

Treasure Chest Open:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N2Mk_-ROVk

Item Catch:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUiaIA19vO

Small Item Catch:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4fRNoJg9d0

Into the Dungeon:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfEKjcHmc7k

I just identified another track update: BC8E5301946F565ADF455FC3DB7284D4 is the cue when Link literally falls from the sky toward the Sealed Grounds.

Bad news: Prime Blue apparently is not interestsed in "Wii Shit", so don't expect a rip from Prime Blue. I've been trying to list each song the first time I hear it in-game, as well as the dynamic sections and variations. I have count6ed some twice, I'm sure. Anyway, if anyone wants to help make a Prime Blue-like rip, I'll love them forever. Of course, I'll need to beat the game first.Sad to hear that considering the great job he did ripping Twilight Princess.

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I just identified another track update: BC8E5301946F565ADF455FC3DB7284D4 is the cue when Link literally falls from the sky toward the Sealed Grounds.Cool thanks! Keep them coming :)

If PrimeBlue is not willing to do it, then how about we ask him for directions on HOW to do it so that anyone who wants to make an attempt will rise to the task.

If PrimeBlue is not willing to do it, then how about we ask him for directions on HOW to do it so that anyone who wants to make an attempt will rise to the task.
I did, but we'll have to wait for a response. If many people made the same request,though, he might be more inclined to even rip it himself...

BTW, don't send him anything here on the shrine, he's not here often. Try GamingForce or Neogaf

Also, I'm have asked for the soundbanks from SS, so I may soon have the sequenced music and sound effects.


To achive what Prime Blue did, you'll either need AR codes to disable sfx, or you'll need to find the sound effect, and patch them. After this, you will needto [play through the entire game, making sure to get all dynamic sections of each song, and letting each song play through fully. If any mistakes are present, they can easily be fixed, so long as you have all of the audio (because you can always use Audacity to move the pieces around). Just remember that too much audio is better than too little. If anyone wanted to just rip an entire playthrough this way, I'd gladly do all of the editing. Of course, you'd really only need to record the songs that have dynamic sections. The rest is sololy for consistency.

slippyToad made really good rips of the Super Mario Galaxy soundtracks, even without combining dynamic sections. Maybe slippyToad will make an awesome rip.

For some reason, I still have this strange feeling that Prime Blue is going to try it.

Currently downloading the only existing REAL iso wuthout a dead link, to try and get the missing tracks.

EDIT: I noticed something when converting to M4A 512kbps. The amount of channels remains the same, but all of the sounds play.
i. e. the drums play in the "Exploring the Sky Field" track throughout the song, while in the FLAC, they don't play at all. (for reference, I am talking about 2FAC6CAAB0DD2E75606888E65F9BBAF2.) Of curse, my laptop only outputs stereo, but I noticed that those drums played from the right speaker, while all of the other instruments came from the left.

Just wanted to help out a bit:

107842B6E234513052FA1C83F2C1F910 - Ballad of the Goddess
2630A387D8A575CDB42BFF6F66E6864F - Farore's Courage
4FE9B0BA132303515E3F755E1A0E53C5 - Farore's Courage [Variation]
E1C740E39B1BC2D15E30E65FA071FCCC - Din's Power
9987519C6A07D1871D37F35B718B7190 - Din's Power [Variation]
6D3A1FAD2D6C64D0EC53618B25F0D97D - Nayru's Wisdom
DC9518799C1E7474ECEE92C8AF5E3024 - Nayru's Wisdom [Variation]
A887C48BB676AC2F66B2AD651808B0BC - Song of the Water Dragon (part of Song of the Hero)
FD23764935B647CC33C62D9E36D3E8B3 - Song of the Fire Dragon (part of Song of the Hero)
06FC63FA3986951002602E703B0E9CD7 - Song of the Thunder Dragon (part of Song of the Hero)
6FABB38472EDC472585108640017FB4B - Song of the Sky Dragon (part of Song of the Hero)
5B93CF241DEA9E6C429C2D8F50FB015D - Song of the Hero
1410B6D92E139F10236DD46CF97F5CA7 - Song of the Hero [Variation]
F63D5DB51DE748A3729628C659397A49 - Song of the Hero [Tadtone Version]

3CC68CA8CFD938A7ABC2354775726CE4 - Entering a Dungeon
C47D3DF4C435739443D195F7265A7D57 - Game Over
567F9E6B3F6F090DCFEB31AF1701C1EC - Sounds of The Imprisoned in the Opening Scene
7B9B86CF44E22BF9B10A157974450198 - Part of Zelda's Vocals of the Ballad of the Goddess
89517CB1D1DC4986C6EE5C5FEAB15AD9 - Teleporting out/in of Silent Realm (not sure - Sky Keep related)
253802E3D7DEDF3139C810AE368B5D04 - Teleporting out/in of Silent Realm (not sure - Sky Keep related)
700D8D13FD0BA58007C22B35650C5524 - Sound that plays after gathering last Triforce piece in Sky Keep Silent Realm
DFAD8872EB2C33071F1CAB598F817FA6 - Eldin Volcano eruption
D5ABDCA5F93A0B3614D8A40D426530C3 - Entering Silent Realm
E761EFFD942BA595361C5D3FA35CDE95 - Fi singing Farore's Courage
BA129FBC224C2E371E985C915DFEE85C - Beedle's Shop
71964FEA682B0B930B2F45B8CCDB7E8F - Digging Minigame
704BE37CE965B70AAF9459BB53FF726D - Boss Room Cleared
B7E5D532B12FEA5D7323F3B22A7354BD - Song that plays on Insect Island

Awesome, thanks! Getting closer.

Here's Gilvasunner's (GS) Rip ID'd with this Game Rip. GS's rip is supposedly in chronological order. Notice the two missing tracks from Bar's rip

Here's my updated spreadsheet matching Bar's rip with info from AchillesPDX, AestheticGamer and Gilvasunner. I think this is all the ID'ing that I'll be doing for this rip. Hopefully others can help to fill in the gaps. :)

http://www.mediafire.com/?n60bqqqztjr7zja
pass: ffshrine

HEX/Filename (Bar's Rip) - SSRI# - (Bar's Time) | GS Track# - GilvaSunner Title (GS Time)

Demo01_01 - 184 - (3:08) | 1 - Legend of Skyloft (3:01)
AD8CEDF96286EF95A49E3469720E2373 - 134 - (1:36) | 2 - File Select (1:51)
7F5BE8E992150DA9F990F50D0A1E6E94 - 39 - (1:06) | 3 - Skyloft Introduction (1:05)
1ECF196FF65976CA547B3728D355E6EF - 12 - (1:51) | 4 - Link's Nightmare (1:51)
599F6B9C583BC27DE1BEDB3DCB420CD3 - 78 - (1:51) | 5 - Knight's Academy (1:40)
F2E8D789E703D3719C3FDBDCFB5BAA37 - 212 - (3:12) | 6 - Skyloft (3:10)
99AA0BFC82CC7CE2DDBF00422859DBF9 - 69 - (1:19) | 7 - Romance (1:18)
D38996F90153E71CF1B9CB4C6A77592B - 177 - (1:10) | 8 - Inside a House (2:00)
B0DF18B4AE250A163AA1F08F465DF4A7 - 137 - (1:54) | 9 - Groose's Theme (1:53)
1C36751A6995E33A9FE5AE999204B869 - 9 - (2:10) | 10 - Silly Groose (2:10)
A7F91A0FA674BCA4C4F3F01790F13824 - 126 - (1:24) | 11 - Romantic Groose (1:23)
E2AA27988B667A453710BBB40743AA35 - 192 - (0:50) | 12 - Zelda's Intervention (0:50)
A3906FC276610A2BE35AD037E986F574 - 131 - (2:02) | 13 - Crimson Loftwing (2:02)
96026C0EBF01686D8E9D82A2212BAD58 - 109 - (0:47) | 14 - Leaping off the Edge (0:46)
CFDE4B15AA1C60F476F0AE0B3CEFC2B3 - 170 - (2:10) | 15 - Flying Practice (2:09)
A3CE90071AB2E97E77BFA908CCD87C99 - 124 - (0:23) | 16 - Day of the Race (0:16)
F43CB87F13CFFA96D8F554643FA213EF - 214 - (2:09) | 17 - The Loftwing Race (2:08)
1BEC297483EC5170A52EDEF7552A4C6A - 8 - (2:20) | 18 - Romance 2 (2:07)
AEAB6415CFB8CFE2BD7B514135E008EE - 136 - (0:21) | 19 - Harp "The Goddess Song" (0:21)
76BF0D9DCFE07C18F0D02EF230571A9B - 64 - (1:26) | 20 - Blessing of the Goddess (1:26)
9A35C312BF3FC1B59A9503C1928EFAC9 - 44 - (0:51) | 21 - Black Tornado (0:51)
AE7D9A868A9BB3BB46D509E78D355EC6 - 135 - (1:53) | 22 - Link's Nightmare (Fi) (1:52)
319980573093B7AB8F6830120236F5DC - 120 - (3:37) | 23 - Zelda is Gone (3:36)
0F9C3334EC83BA73C240FCD04435196D - 5 - (3:07) | 24 - Follow Fi (3:07)
68D493DEE34B5834C4C4D78502E4EE66 - 63 - (3:31) | 25 - Fi's Theme (3:20)
E06C17D7BEF9304FA06B488D53F96025 - 196 - (2:41) | 26 - The Stone Tablet (2:41)
[MISSING] | 27 - The Sky (4:37)
B34079AEDF9C9C567B8B13501FB1E531 - 147 - (3:29) | 28 - Sealed Grounds (3:28)
12F7A68A86516E2DE04D90C0D286D423 - 50 - (3:14) | 29 - Sealed Temple (3:14)
FD85B0A15338D4A32EF6A31C4EC97F63 - 227 - (3:39) | 30 - Faron Woods (3:22)
1DC2D0E6C25942ADB6FF88BD78B0ED8E - 10 - (1:14) | 31 - The Kikwi (1:14)
67C94429EA6DA009543561360FBF0BDF - 61 - (1:12) | 32 - Bucha, Kikwi Elder (1:11)
8FA3C6FB578749B7B27DF52C146E571C - 43 - (2:26) | 33 - Island in the Sky (2:26)
0D22F5D87B7F70B2E2EBAC1462769F43 - 2 - (3:12) | 34 - The Lumpy Pumpkin (3:12)
BA129FBC224C2E371E985C915DFEE85C - 152 - (2:24) | 35 - Beedle's Airshop (2:24)
2EF6EAC7A9EB2FC2E7874C715A8BAAFA - 16 - (2:35) | 36 - Skyview Temple (2:31)
F750507AF4CB3758DECE7CEC185EBD91 - 222 - (2:35) | 36 - Skyview Temple (2:31)
0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F - 3 - (2:52) | 37 - Stalfos (2:52)
0A2EB53FB4A43869EF8892CA146BBDF4 - 1 - (2:46) | 38 - Lord Ghirahim (2:45)
B169A34947835FA1B56A463CFD4CF060 - 144 - (2:49) | 39 - Battle Ghirahim (2:47)
4D2650A2C6202583F041D88C45356AA8 - 24 - (3:07) | 40 - Temple Spring (3:07)
702D21C908E2F1DB55682B0DBF21E28C - 80 - (2:48) | 41 - Message from the Goddess (2:47)
88A1B9B47056EC0DB6F06F674C6D6977 - 67 - (3:57) | 42 - Eldin Volcano (3:56)
BA0BCE079892AFA39EC63B72C9D81560 - 150 - (1:02) | 43 - The Mogmas (1:01)
D7D3CF5920F7A63A3EC170DC99594177 - 175 - (2:49) | 44 - Volcano Ascent (2:49)
DCAA6EFB54D294DAEDF5DE128F517322 - 183 - (3:19) | 45 - Tubert's Theme (3:18)
71964FEA682B0B930B2F45B8CCDB7E8F - 104 - (1:59) | 46 - Thrill Digger (1:59)
E7A78FF2A126FEA482B98BE3F393A131 - 198 - (4:19) | 47 - Earth Temple (4:18)
B32C716D4C30030BBBE8D7DC1BF84EC1 - 142 - (2:40) | 48 - Scaldera / Tentalus (2:39)
6D97D210EE2203DD0486AB17DDCCA3D3 - 34 - (1:54) | 49 - Bamboo Island (1:54)
E5BCF6380A591891E1AD442A62DF3CDE - 195 - (1:34) | 50 - Bamboo Cutting (1:33)
ACB55702EEC591D72A361E088EC1F73A - 133 - (1:30) | 51 - Monster of Skyloft (1:29)
94C27DB633FFFE6C8E47FEF2277967C2 - 68 - (2:32) | 52 - Batreaux's Theme (2:31)
2E0AFD66CE693C928E73E3F9CC34A9C4 - 15 - (1:53) | 53 - Pumpkin Harvest (1:52)
C9AE4139BEE913E9B9DA7F7A12AE0C49 - 161 - (3:48) | 54 - Lanayru Desert (3:39)
[MISSING] | 55 - Lanayru Desert (Past) (3:48)
811D3DF6CE1B911719F0E8521E8C2259 - 83 - (3:25) | 56 - Zelda's Lullaby (3:26)
7807D7CA7DAB4DC568A8DC2FA1960D49 - 99 - (3:03) | 57 - Thunderhead (3:04)
Demo78_01 - 186 - (7:09) | 58 - Staff Roll (7:02)

Can't immediately tell, but is that all crossover or are a few new HEX titles decoded with GilvaSunner's info?

VVV Oh, I getcha.

HEXCODES/Filenames from Bar's rip (1st thread post) matched to Gilvasunner's rip that he posted on Youtube. Bar said that his was a quick rip. I noticed some of the songs in Bar's rip started abruptly unlike Gilvasunner's rip. Also, download my spreadsheet that I posted with the new IDs above.

I am continuing the renaming here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqOuKITv-NLidGZpdjB5UTJWc2FuRkNEQlNULTFRNVE

If anyone wants to help me out, great. If not, I'll just use this for personal use. Everyone can edit it.

What needs to be done:

- Identify unknown songs
- Properly name songs highlighted in red
- Filter out sound effects
- Number songs chronologically

Also, I have removed a bunch of entries that were just sound effects. There's still a few remaining, but those will get filtered out eventually. What I'm trying to do here is to get a proper soundtrack out with the names and sound effects/noises filtered out.

Thank you!

@tsukasa035 Is there a version of Link's Nightmare 2 without the sound effects from the game rip o.O

I am continuing the renaming here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqOuKITv-NLidGZpdjB5UTJWc2FuRkNEQlNULTFRNVE

If anyone wants to help me out, great. If not, I'll just use this for personal use. Everyone can edit it.

What needs to be done:

- Identify unknown songs
- Properly name songs highlighted in red
- Filter out sound effects
- Number songs chronologically

Also, I have removed a bunch of entries that were just sound effects. There's still a few remaining, but those will get filtered out eventually. What I'm trying to do here is to get a proper soundtrack out with the names and sound effects/noises filtered out.

Thank you!

I wouldn't say anything you have remaining are sound effects. They all seem to be full fanfares, even the shortest ones. Rather, I'm confused at the criteria you used when classifying the 64 excluded tracks as sound effects. A decent majority are indeed just ambient noises, or else exact duplicates of Laynaru Desert's variations, but others seem to be as 'song-like' as the shorter medleys that were titled and left in, for lack of a better description. Could you elaborate a little on that?

Other than that, the titled tracks all seem to match up, except for "Sing-Along Lucky Pumpkin Bar", which is an ambient dungeon-esque track I can't place. Also, I don't know if you were meaning to exclude all exact duplicates, but I assume so based on the Laynaru tracks that were excluded, so on that note, the identically titled "Skyview Temple" tracks are, indeed, copies of one another. I'll see if I can help identify the six nameless tracks.

"Hurry Theme"?
"Epic Orchestra Terrible Occurring"?

*sigh* ;)

Oh Japan.

I wouldn't say anything you have remaining are sound effects. They all seem to be full fanfares, even the shortest ones. Rather, I'm confused at the criteria you used when classifying the 64 excluded tracks as sound effects. A decent majority are indeed just ambient noises, or else exact duplicates of Laynaru Desert's variations, but others seem to be as 'song-like' as the shorter medleys that were titled and left in, for lack of a better description. Could you elaborate a little on that?

Other than that, the titled tracks all seem to match up, except for "Sing-Along Lucky Pumpkin Bar", which is an ambient dungeon-esque track I can't place. Also, I don't know if you were meaning to exclude all exact duplicates, but I assume so based on the Laynaru tracks that were excluded, so on that note, the identically titled "Skyview Temple" tracks are, indeed, copies of one another. I'll see if I can help identify the six nameless tracks.

Do note that I'm not responsible for the majority of the titles at all. I just changed what I could identify and filtered out some sound effects. For now, I'm renaming my local songs to match the spreadsheet so the ones that I omitted will still be unnamed and easy to identify. At that point, I'll go through the remaining ones and add the ones that are actually not sound effects or noises.

There is no way the tagging is gonna get anywhere if no one's gonna rip EVERY variation of music that plays. A lot of songs in this rip have the multichannel Flac files playing at the same time creating a song that is a mixture of different versions of songs heard in the game. The Bazaar theme is also still missing for instance. The way the music is on the game disc is the same way Mario Kart Wii's has it's music on the game disc. Maybe someone knows anyone who has ripped that game (with all the different variations playing)?

Alright, I finally finished some of the other gamerips I was doing, so I'm going to try to re-rip this. I started by splitting the multichannel files into separate files for each channel - I'll later rejoin them so it sounds better. When I'm done I'll use the data from the spreadsheet and my own naming skills to name, order and tag the tracks. :)

@Tango I finished a little tracklist of my own recently in chronological order with all the important stuff tagged and without most of the ambient synth tracks and stingers. Perhaps this would help you for your album. That is if you are not already done.

Alright, I finally finished some of the other gamerips I was doing, so I'm going to try to re-rip this. I started by splitting the multichannel files into separate files for each channel - I'll later rejoin them so it sounds better. When I'm done I'll use the data from the spreadsheet and my own naming skills to name, order and tag the tracks. :)
Sir, that would be AMAZING! Is there also a way to upload the seperate files for each channel? 'Cause I don't really get what you mean by 'later rejoin them'? Do you mean you'll have the first channel play for the first minute and then fade to the second channel the next minute? To make life a little easier on you; here are the 47 songs in your old rip that had multi-channel FLACs; hope it helps :)

0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F.flac
1BEC297483EC5170A52EDEF7552A4C6A.flac
1E20D864A94A866D70090559E6D0CD2A.flac
2D9A5A5C616A950699C3DC73A7FB7240.flac
2EF6EAC7A9EB2FC2E7874C715A8BAAFA.flac
2FAC6CAAB0DD2E75606888E65F9BBAF2.flac
3CE49AD71BB2C839CDC94EECCF594B69.flac
07B5A2222997D394DC7602A61A8F6883.flac
7B75D5DB2D55CE49B646155F1808A245.flac
9FA472216EA8EE30C84392FE0F5D8EF4.flac
11BE35899CFD364D0BAF977F6B0E06E9.flac
13C9954A71E1E7F5529D7C2ECFB5B26A.flac
43B0749044A1FBEC4FDD79628260F468.flac
47BEF24C1A164ED458543B2E6BF01771.flac
459BA60F44006CAF4B4A66412FA60445.flac
577D49CAF285E7B0E18C2AF0E8575E11.flac
960E774EB2F14BCBE4B88F05E3908F45.flac
969EA3FBF67B9B5BBE856272C7952361.flac
4198EC4D6C70084417657C6DC4503D41.flac
6467ABC16D82F98B8D8119D78419C894.flac
65485F0FC46A9A856A3B982C360B6310.flac
71964FEA682B0B930B2F45B8CCDB7E8F.flac
9776528CF7A8B49328012B24B2B82276.flac
54488866B4341FDA46DD9BAA32A41655.flac
A350D345280F55EB7C429672BC295368.flac
B3CBB762B21B2662DF85384E76109AF9.flac
B65B914B18E92AC690FD0E388F357240.flac
B169A34947835FA1B56A463CFD4CF060.flac
B51014C9B60F5F7A85903B46BCFAFDBC.flac
B683451F1C99DC28ED3358E84837D93D.flac
BE5DE649E09A351FB82A418633F9EA67.flac
C8A002291553849876E1E2298A3EBBF9.flac
C9AE4139BEE913E9B9DA7F7A12AE0C49.flac
C40F0E48D7265FBA6563271656BA5AA9.flac
D0B6C73861A3E16D0E0CB90893BDC5D0.flac
D6F92F983BDFE0DF4A3AABBC70F9CA33.flac
D533DAC848B7F74ED0F8F0914D5AED8D.flac
D56625A904070BC96317AC6BE2DBF08A.flac
DAC90E423F1B090FF59C8CAC013F8EA8.flac
E0B9789E355788D90AA8C21BC0269E0F.flac
E06C17D7BEF9304FA06B488D53F96025.flac
E8A1D1558367630C042B61EAA04634D6.flac
EEAE03E86C37A3EC154FA52B84474106.flac
F2E8D789E703D3719C3FDBDCFB5BAA37.flac
F1631E879C00AE14082918012987F7F9.flac
F2815ADBDE30C00084B10966B9DCEC83.flac
F750507AF4CB3758DECE7CEC185EBD91.flac

@Tango I finished a little tracklist of my own recently in chronological order with all the important stuff tagged and without most of the ambient synth tracks and stingers. Perhaps this would help you for your album. That is if you are not already done.

Thanks mate :)

At this point, I'll just be happy if I can title things in vaguely coherent English...

I have some behind-the-scenes assistant from somebody who is considerably better versed in Zelda than I am, and who is actually playing Skyward Sword... so between what we already have and his expertise I'm sure we'll come up with something a bit better than "terrible occurring."

I am continuing the renaming here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqOuKITv-NLidGZpdjB5UTJWc2FuRkNEQlNULTFRNVE

If anyone wants to help me out, great. If not, I'll just use this for personal use. Everyone can edit it.

Not to stray too far from the topic... but can anyone suggest a program that could take a spreadsheet like this (probably in CSV format) and batch apply tag information from said file to the original music files? I am currently using a program called Mp3tag, but the problem is that the alphanumeric ordering done by the application doesn't match the ordering done by Google Docs, which makes batch tagging tricky.

What I'd prefer is a program that matches the file's name with a field in the spreadsheet. Any suggestions?

It's called doing it by hand.

Sorry champ, but that's the way the cookie crumbles. Every bite your sanity and do it yourself or wait on some poor sod to do it for you.

Not to stray too far from the topic... but can anyone suggest a program that could take a spreadsheet like this (probably in CSV format) and batch apply tag information from said file to the original music files? I am currently using a program called Mp3tag, but the problem is that the alphanumeric ordering done by the application doesn't match the ordering done by Google Docs, which makes batch tagging tricky.

What I'd prefer is a program that matches the file's name with a field in the spreadsheet. Any suggestions?
You can probably script something using python and the mutagen package, which can read (and write) almost all tagging types.

Not to stray too far from the topic... but can anyone suggest a program that could take a spreadsheet like this (probably in CSV format) and batch apply tag information from said file to the original music files? I am currently using a program called Mp3tag, but the problem is that the alphanumeric ordering done by the application doesn't match the ordering done by Google Docs, which makes batch tagging tricky.

What I'd prefer is a program that matches the file's name with a field in the spreadsheet. Any suggestions?The numbering scheme I have in my spreadsheet (SSRI Track#) (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f72/flac-mp3-legend-zelda-skyward-sword-gamerip-98302/5.html#post1853593) represents mp3tag's messed up ordering of the hexcodes. tsukasa035, I think, took the song IDs I matched from the two different youtube rips along with his earlier IDs (also included in mine) to make his spreadsheet. Just use the concatenate function in excel and credit add'l columns to set delimiters between the fields like " - " and copy and paste the results to a text file. Then use mp3tag's text file command ->tag. Remember, for this function, mp3tags orders the tags based on the order found in the text file. Hope this helps.

@tango

I'll upload it tomorrow if I get the chance.

Nice to see progress is being made on making a proper release out of this - it's a shame Nintendo doesn't realize people want to buy the soundtracks for their games so people have to rip and mix it all themselves.

For those who are trying to make tracks containing the various variations of each song in sequence, make sure you get the volume and instruments right. What I've heard uploaded on Youtube so far has been horrible work, like the Lanayru Past themes playing with way too low volume on the past-exclusive instruments, and the harp songs playing with NO FRIGGIN HARP.

Hey Bar, two questions:
1. How did you rip the .rwavs? I can't seem to get this to work.
2. How are you making separate files from the separate channel data?

Also...
Read this urgent FFShrine announcement now:
http://forums.ffshrine.org/announcement.php?f=&a=9

(This wasn't supposed to post as a new post, but it did)

Change your passwords!

@logan28469: Here's an answer to your questions:
1. VGMStream reads rwav files perfectly, just like all the other files.
2. To make separate files from the channel data, I:
- Converted the files to wav with vgmstream
- Split the channels with the channel split codec for dBpoweramp
- rejoined every pair of channels by hand with Audacity's "Make Stereo Track" function (I'm doing this now)
To get the real variations, I'll have to mix them too, though...

Hi,

am just just too "stupid" or where are the 2 sounds from opening "normal chest / treasure)" and big chest / treasure)"? *g*

and there are too seperate songs from the minigame in the Pumpkin bar:

0D22F5D87B7F70B2E2EBAC1462769F43 - acustics
and
2D109AA4EBECD2406C8B4193F91826B9 - voice

ist there ANYONE who can "rearrange / merge" these two sonds to have the "version" from the game? it is just perfect, and my sister loves it, but I am too bad in "music" to merge them "perfectly"

I hope someone can help me out

Thanks a lot for this, Bar. I very much look forward to your tagged and upgraded rip, and for now the rip you made will suffice perfectly. I don't have opportunity to play the game before 15 December because of exams, so I like not to get any spoilers in the track naming.

One question: Is the sampling rate of 32 kHz as it was in the game files, or have you chosen this manually? The sampling rate from the Prime Blue Twilight Princess rip was 44.1 kHz, and that made me curious.

in case someone is interested: I see if i can get the sequenced songs without SFX. I already ripped the rwav from the brsar and noticed a few fanfares and a cutscene song. There were also lots of instruments, so there are definately quite a few sequenced songs.

Good news Zelda music fans! I have all the variations in separate tracks now. I'm going to look for the fanfares now (they're in the RWAVs), I already have some. Some of the variations still need to be mixed with the other ones though, but I think I'll leave that for my third revision of the rip as I don't know the exact volumes of every variation (maybe you guys will be able to help! :D).
There's also bad news: I've found out the format of the sequenced music (RSEQ+RBNK) and at the moment it can't be ripped. It can always be recorded in Dolphin though, so if anyone wants to, that'd be nice.
@buffydamion: Most of the fanfares aren't in this rip yet. I already have some now and it shouldn't take long till I post my new rip here :)
@slippyToad: It'd be wonderful if you could help with the sequenced music, thanks! :)
@Kojigrove: It was 32kHz in the game's files. Zelda TP had a completely different music format (all sequenced) so it's quite possible they were 44.1kHz, although I doubt they were. Prime Blue's rip was recorded so it's quite possible that he saved the files in a frequency that was higher than the music really was.

@Bar: @buffydamion: Most of the fanfares aren't in this rip yet. I already have some now and it shouldn't take long till I post my new rip here
THX ;-)

I have no clue how to do ist, but is it possible to get the whole song somehow (orchestral+voice -> 0D22F5D87B7F70B2E2EBAC1462769F43 + 2D109AA4EBECD2406C8B4193F91826B9) like i the game, where you have to play the lyra and the girl in the pumpkin bar is singing (minigame).

Thanks everyone

@logan28469: Here's an answer to your questions:
1. VGMStream reads rwav files perfectly, just like all the other files.
2. To make separate files from the channel data, I:
- Converted the files to wav with vgmstream
- Split the channels with the channel split codec for dBpoweramp
- rejoined every pair of channels by hand with Audacity's "Make Stereo Track" function (I'm doing this now)
To get the real variations, I'll have to mix them too, though...

Thanks for the answers! There may have been one part that was misunderstood, though. I meant how did you get the .rwavs out of the .brsars?

Also, you're doing an amazing job. Thank you very much, Bar.

EDIT: I may be inclined to use Dolphin, but is there a cheat to disable sfx, and do I just use the latest unofficial version of Dolphin?

So here is my custom score for Skyward Sword. It's 84 tracks with all the important stuff: The orchestral score and some synth tracks for cutscenes and important events. Aside from the normal battle tracks, some variations of Skyloft and Lake Floria (Ancient Cistern entrance) and the usual Zelda trademark fanfares I felt nothing was missing. Everything is in chronological order as the music appears in the game and proberly tagged. I did not include all the ambient tracks and stingers. Keep in mind this is primarly for Tango in his quest of presenting the music of Skyward Sword in the best possible way but I hope others can also enjoy this version (I believe 254 tracks is far too much music to enjoy in one sitting and 2 hours of good music from the game is still better than 8 hours of synth ambience).

Skyward Sword: Custom Score

(http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/847/folderja.jpg/)

Music composed by Mahito Yokota, Hajime Wakai and Koji Kondo

Download (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KFPICMOQ)

in case someone is interested: I see if i can get the sequenced songs without SFX. I already ripped the rwav from the brsar and noticed a few fanfares and a cutscene song. There were also lots of instruments, so there are definately quite a few sequenced songs.

Good i've been waiting for this. Much thanks slippyToad.

And thanks to the rest of you guys on this thread for compiling a tracklist for ZSS's music.

Bad news: This fanfare (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAOMCK8Ejb0) is sequenced. I found the instruments for it, but that's not really interesting. :/
I also found instruments for the following music, which means those are sequenced (I don't know what they are though):
"BGM_BATTLE_ROOM"
"BGM_BATTLE_TUTTI"
"BGM_BATTLE2"
"BGM_HP_MELODY" (item get fanfares)
"BGM_HP_PUMPKIN"
"BGM_LORRY"
"BGM_MARKET"
I think I've got all the other ones now though! :D
@logan28469: VGMToolbox has a plugin for RWAV in brsar files in its Advanced Cutter. :)

So if Iwell-understand the thing, this rip is gonna be use to the final rip with missing sequences? Anyway, I download your rip to see what it gives? But I don't want to listen the music too much as i'm playing to the game right now (just done the second temple) :) The beginning and the first temple were quite boring but it's right better now!!

Bad news: This fanfare (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAOMCK8Ejb0) is sequenced. I found the instruments for it, but that's not really interesting. :/
I also found instruments for the following music, which means those are sequenced (I don't know what they are though):
"BGM_BATTLE_ROOM"
"BGM_BATTLE_TUTTI"
"BGM_BATTLE2"
"BGM_HP_MELODY" (item get fanfares)
"BGM_HP_PUMPKIN"
"BGM_LORRY"
"BGM_MARKET"
I think I've got all the other ones now though! :D
@logan28469: VGMToolbox has a plugin for RWAV in brsar files in its Advanced Cutter. :)

Cool. Thanks for the list! slippyToad may be able to rip the sequenced ones, or I could try Dolphin. Wouldn't line-in from the Wii work? Also, it might be easier if you translate/describe what the following songs are:
"BGM_BATTLE_ROOM"
"BGM_BATTLE_TUTTI"
"BGM_BATTLE2"
"BGM_HP_PUMPKIN"
"BGM_LORRY"
Should I just use Audacity to combine all the variations of the market theme into one very long continuous file?
And are any of these sequenced songs multichannel?
This is coming VERY well! I'm more excited for this rip than I was for the game, and I'm a HUGE Zelda fan, so that's really saying something!


If anyone finds any other sequenced tracks that don't end up in the rip, tell me and I'll look for them.

Line-in from the Wii would definitely work, although it's maybe better done with Dolphin, like Prime Blue's rip. He somehow got his hands on a cheat that disabled all SFX which allowed him to record the tracks as they were played.

I don't really know what those tracks are, that's why I can only use their in-game filenames. BATTLE speaks for itself, then there's something to do with pumpkins, and then there's something that's got to do with a lorry. That's all I know. Oh, and the sequenced songs aren't multichannel.

For the variations, I just made a separate track for each variation for now (much easier to do), but I may redo it later so it's one long track with each variation in it.

By the way, thanks for the help everyone! I'll credit all of you for the next rip. :)

So here is my custom score for Skyward Sword. It's 84 tracks with all the important stuff: The orchestral score and some synth tracks for cutscenes and important events. Aside from the normal battle tracks, some variations of Skyloft and Lake Floria (Ancient Cistern entrance) and the usual Zelda trademark fanfares I felt nothing was missing. Everything is in chronological order as the music appears in the game and proberly tagged. I did not include all the ambient tracks and stingers. Keep in mind this is primarly for Tango in his quest of presenting the music of Skyward Sword in the best possible way but I hope others can also enjoy this version (I believe 254 tracks is far too much music to enjoy in one sitting and 2 hours of good music from the game is still better than 8 hours of synth ambience).


Where are Din's Power and Farore's Courage? Also, why is Nayru's Wisdom labeled as "The Sacred Flames"? I thought your selection was quite good, but those 3 songs are a pretty huge part of the game.

Ah I screwed up, it was supposed to be three songs in one cue but instead I used the original game file. Give me a minute.

EDIT: Here is the missing track The Sacred Flames (Harp Songs) (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Q4UETFYN)

Line-in from the Wii would definitely work, although it's maybe better done with Dolphin, like Prime Blue's rip. He somehow got his hands on a cheat that disabled all SFX which allowed him to record the tracks as they were played.
Really? I thought he used Wii line-in. I'll see if there's a similar format in the codes and possibly make my own AR code for this.

I don't really know what those tracks are, that's why I can only use their in-game filenames. BATTLE speaks for itself, then there's something to do with pumpkins, and then there's something that's got to do with a lorry. That's all I know. Oh, and the sequenced songs aren't multichannel.
OK, I'll try and find out. I don't know where you got those in-game names from, but that's cool. You know, if the sfx are mostly in the surround or center channels, I may be able to cancel them out. Can I do everything with these sequenced files in Audacity, or do you think I'll need something else as well?

For the variations, I just made a separate track for each variation for now (much easier to do), but I may redo it later so it's one long track with each variation in it.
Well then, for now I'll see if I can do what you did so that there is a consistency throughout the rip.

By the way, thanks for the help everyone! I'll credit all of you for the next rip. :)Don't credit me right away, though, as I'm not entirely sure I can run Dolphin at full speed yet. I think I'll know by the end of the day, though.

If anyone can figure out where those sequenced tracks play, please tell me.
Oh, and I recommend everyone give Bar's posting of the ip some reputation points.

EDIT: My computer can NOT run Dolphin. It says 5%, but it takes 10 minutes for even the first few frames to show up. I can try my desktop computer, but it may not work.
EDIT: Dolphin ain't working on this PC, either, but not due to my hardware. My graphics card could run it just fine at 100%, but Dolphin says I need the direct3d 11 backend, and DirectX 11 does not exist for XP MCE 2008. I actually would need some way of connecting real wii remotes to my computer, but I need a bluetooth device for that (I want one but don't know where or what to look
slippyToad is good at ripping these sorts of things. Maybe his idea will work well.

Thanks a lot klnerfan!

Hey Klnerfan. Thank you for the tags and all, but the tracks are still very much not in order lolz. Btw whoever thought up the title "Boss Battle Intermezzo" is a genius :D

Are you sure ? I played the game once and I would say it's fairly accurate. I only took some liberties here and there for a better listening experience but nothing major. However I was not 100% sure this would please everyone (For everyone else there is always Bar's fantastic rip) but the game is very long and remembering where every track played is quite a challenge. Keep in mind the game recycles many tracks and has some variations of themes that felt flat compared to the original: Tentalus Battle is Scaldera, The Seal is broken is also Levias appears, Tentalus (First and Second Phase) is also used during the Levias Fight, Sacred Temple is basically a lesser version of Temple of Hylia, edited versions of Reunion and Returning home are played earlier in the game and Groose's and Fi's Theme are all over the place.

I do have to thank you kinerfan, but beiong the completionist that I am, I'll favor Bar's rip.
By the way, Bar, making each variation be a separate song is a good idea, as each variation may have its own intro (and possibly, its own outtro). I can always combine them into a single file, later(if found to be necessary, I think someone should rip those sequenced songs with Dolphin, though, because if I try to do a line-in recording, the volume may be too low. And trust me, you can't raise the volume at all when this happens (not even through replay gain), as it causes severe clipping in the audio. I'll see what I can do though. I hope the shrine works for the next few days (notice how it's been going down , likely due to maintenance, and being brought back up many times a day), because I want this rip to be made and posted successfully, but am really starting to worry about the shrine. I mean, it's having so many problems at once!
I'll be hard at work trying many different techniques at ripping the songs I'm trying to rip, but will also be checking back here often. If someone rips them before me, that's a good thing, as the result I produce probably won't be anything special.

Oh, remember, change your passwords!

@ Bar: How dos it goes with the tracks naming?

I'm waiting for the final complete rip of the game with track names. You all do a fantastic job!!! Sorry to can't be able to help you guys :S

@ Bar: How dos it goes with the tracks naming?

I'm waiting for the final complete rip of the game with track names. You all do a fantastic job!!! Sorry to can't be able to help you guys :S

I can name the tracks. Bar is already doing so much, it's truly amazing. That, and I really want to do something for this rip. I'm going to wait until the rip is posted, first, then I'm going to name the tracks. I won't name them in the way a composer would name them for a soundtrack, but rather, give the tracks the type of names you would normally see in a gamerip. In other words, it will be obvious which song is which, as Eldin Volcano's song will simply be named "Eldin Volcano" instead of anythingconfusing or different like I've seen in the other rips of this game(which are all missing over half the music in the game).

The numbering scheme I have in my spreadsheet (SSRI Track#) (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f72/flac-mp3-legend-zelda-skyward-sword-gamerip-98302/5.html#post1853593) represents mp3tag's messed up ordering of the hexcodes.

Unfortunately, that link is broken... otherwise, great idea you had. And it's good to know the first application I attempted this with does actually have some following.


Every bite your sanity and do it yourself or wait on some poor sod to do it for you.

I'm sure this excuse is used often, but it's less about sanity and more about free time. I work two jobs, and honestly by the time I finish doing such a thing manually, some other poor sod will have done it already.

Plus, I'm a programmer! If I'm doing something by hand I'm doing it wrong. :p My next step was going to be write a program to sort that spreadsheet the same way Mp3tag does....

Hi, sorry if this has already been spoken about or discovered, but seeing the rip doesn't contain any of the usual large/small chest jingles or unlocking of doors jingles, are they on a seperate part of the disc or just completely undiscoverable?

Unfortunately, that link is broken... otherwise, great idea you had. And it's good to know the first application I attempted this with does actually have some following.

Here you go:
http://www.mediafire.com/?n60bqqqztjr7zja
pass: ffshrine

Yeah, I wouldn't have bothered with the naming project without mp3tag. I've been using it for several years and it has yet to let me down.

mp3tag +spreadsheet = easy :)

I agree, mp3tag is amazing!

ssri : How do you make to reappoint directly everything them mp3 to do(throw) him(it) XLSX please?
(sorry I'm french, don't speak english)
Thank you!

@klnerfan

Sorry but that there rip needs a lot more work. For one, the quality is too low(variable 128-256 or something), and it hardly contains any variations within the same track.

Most importantly it's missing a crapload of songs, like literally EVERY dungeon theme except Skyview Temple. If that's what you mean by "ambient" music you'd be mistaken, because some of the dungeon themes are among the best tracks, like Lanayru Mining Facility's past version.

By the way, one song I haven't seen anywhere is the fire-themed miniboss theme. It's first played against the Lizalfos in the Earth Temple I believe. Is that sequenced?

You seem to forget that klnerfan did not say he was going to give a complete rip. This is just a rip with all of the orchestral themes in it. As for quality, he had probably taken it from the other rip that's around which has the files named to make it easier for him.

Also, he said this is just something to help Tango out with his arrangement. So, this is by no means a "final" release of the sort. The only reason he had posted it was probably because he was asked to by the community.

ssri : How do you make to reappoint directly everything them mp3 to do(throw) him(it) XLSX please?
(sorry I'm french, don't speak english)
Thank you!You mean from mp3 tags->excel?

Use mp3tag's export function and create a new configuration or copy/paste an existing one and name it to whatever you want. Then edit the export configuration look like this with the desired fields separated by whatever character you want to use as a delimiter character in excel, here it's "*":

$filename(txt,utf-8)$loop(%_path%)%track%*%artist%*%title%*%length%* %ETC, etc....%
$loopend()

Save the new config, highlight the songs whose tags you want to export and select the export configuration you just created. It will spit out a text file. Copy/paste contents of the text to excel.

Now, in excel, highlight the column and use Data>Text to Columns command. Select the delimited option and select "other." Place * in the other field and leave the "treat consecutive delimiters as one" UNCHECKED. Hit finish and you're done.

ssri : How do you make to reappoint directly everything them mp3 to do(throw) him(it) XLSX please?
(sorry I'm french, don't speak english)
Thank you!

Don't use Google translate or Yahoo anymore. They do not work at all(they're very bad). From now on, use Bing Translator, which is perfect.

ssri: No, I download your file XLSX with the track's name.
Now I shall want to import these names to reappoint the musics.
Because I am not quite going to copy out the names of tracks on every music?

logan28469: I'm sorry, I am very useless in English...

^Dude, if you want to be on the internet, learn English. There's no excuse for only knowing your native language.

Oh, OK. No sympathy or indulgence. I am only asking a question, I am French and I speak very badly English.
Nobody's perfect.

Que l'homme est d�sagr�able; ne pas l'�couter... ;)

Tango has just trolled us all in French, I just know it.

Haha! No trollage, I'm afraid... just a word of friendly encouragement and support for the French fellow above who got an undeserved slap in the face for not speaking flawless English... :)

ssri: No, I download your file XLSX with the track's name.
Now I shall want to import these names to reappoint the musics.
Because I am not quite going to copy out the names of tracks on every music?
My track#'s reflect mp3tag's inconsistent sorting of the hexcodes. Just order your files in mp3tag via hexcode, order the spreadsheet under my track#'s, copy the column with titles and paste them in a new text file. In mp3tag, highlight all the songs ordered by hexcode, use the "text file->tag" command, point to the text you created and the format string field should be %title%. That's it.

Haha! No trollage, I'm afraid... just a word of friendly encouragement and support for the French fellow above who got an undeserved slap in the face for not speaking flawless English... :)

I agree, those were some rude posts. Still, most of this page is off-topic. I would answer it ifI understood the question, which is the only reason I suggested re-translating the question using Bing Translator. I meant absolutely NO harm. I have never trolled and never will.

Back on-topic:
As for the sequenced tracks, I'm still looking for the ones that have yet to be identified. The final copies of the files I provide (if I can get these ripped properly without problems, which is seemingly unlikely) will be in lossless.
Hey Bar, since the main problem I'm having is due to software deficiencies, do you know of any linux version of Dolphin? (or if it runs properly through Wine, as well as how I'd go about setting up drivers if necessary) I have Backtrack 5 r1 (Ubuntu) and Mint Debian.
I just want to check beforehand, as it is may take a while to set everything up for that, but it'll be well worth it if it works. If a LiveCD of Win7 exists, I'd have absolutely no hesitation on using that.

Here's my contributions...

This took me well over 7 hours in total... lol

In chronological order (I suppose, with the exception of the optional stuff), some are missing, some I left out. Feel free to add those that are missed. Does anybody want the mp3s I tagged in Windows Media Player? (Don't know if that program actually writes the tags)

Oh, and spoilers ahead!

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149. The Statue of the Goddess Descends
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151. Race Against Time [9FA472216EA8EE30C84392FE0F5D8EF4]
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155. Demise, the Demon King [3CE49AD71BB2C839CDC94EECCF594B69]
156. Groose to the Rescue [E8A1D1558367630C042B61EAA04634D6]
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159. Demise (Phase 2)
160. [B]Demise's Demise [9776528CF7A8B49328012B24B2B82276] (lol)
161. Returning to the Sealed Temple (think this one is it)
162. [B]Fi's Goodbye [A6865E1A606411521EF47242166621C1]
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164. Saying Goodbye to Impa [62DC9019520E00C573AF49235235FD97]
165. At Peace [FCAD8EE6043E7C56C0F47767D56F9788]
166. End Credits [Demo78_01]

:OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO


Is there any hope of you .raring this up for us? Or am I going to be insane and do it myself?

Because I will totally commit myself to an asylum if I have to. I will. Don't test me!

Here's my contributions...

This took me well over 7 hours in total... lol

In chronological order (I suppose, with the exception of the optional stuff), some are missing, some I left out. Feel free to add those that are missed. Does anybody want the mp3s I tagged in Windows Media Player? (Don't know if that program actually writes the tags)

Oh, and spoilers ahead!

Thanx ruzlix, I updated my spreadsheet with your changes to match the 255 tracklist from Bar's initial rip. Hope this helps someone.

http://www.mediafire.com/?ljsrdb6yxrjaavp

Here ya go.

Part 1 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/ai9bq0)
Part 2 (http://www.sendspace.com/file/mkf3kz)

So I noticed that I missed a few, that I thought were missing but I missed them cause the album tag had disappeared. But I put them in the folder. Some I renamed the file name of.

People seem to be calling Meeting Zelda at the Statue and Won the Race! "Romance Theme", but I don't know. :)

People seem to be calling Meeting Zelda at the Statue and Won the Race! "Romance Theme", but I don't know. :)
That's because that song is one of the variations of the song that originally was introduced to the world in the officially-titled "Romance Trailer". The other name sounds more descriptive though. I really like that song.
I'm going to play Skyward Sword now.

Hey Ruzlix, you may want to reupload those rar's again. Alot of the files come up as corrupt - I'd suggest Megaupload or Rapidshare.

EDIT: Okay, these are the corrupt files for me:

1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 27, 29, 32, 36, 39, 59, 65, 67, 68, 70, 71, 77, 85, 86, 88, 90, 92, 96, 108, 116, 145, 153, 157, 161,

So, yeah, you will be better off just reuploading them to a different site.

If there is a recovery record, you can repair the rars yourself.

Thank you so much, ssri! I guess now is as good a time as any to dump these into my Google Music account. (I really wish there was an easier way to batch tag my already uploaded collection...)

By the way, why not just host your spreadsheet on Google Docs (or some similar service) so you can maintain the same download URL and make changes as you go?

Thank you very much. Success!!

I will look into the par files after work. However, 83-Lumpy Pumpkin Bar Duet should be Cave... Dunno what happened there. :D

Everyone: I'll upload what I have so far this evening, in mp3 format (it's a lot, over 800MB - can't upload that much right now)
There might still be one or two duplicate tracks, and some of the variations need to be mixed with each other.
Since I haven't played the game yet, I figured you might be able to help me by saying which ones need to be mixed and which ones are fine.
I didn't name anything yet as some variations might need different names than the ones already in the spreadsheet (which is a great help, by the way - thanks for that!).
So, will anyone take a look at the variations when I upload them to see which ones need to be mixed? :)

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SnakeSnoke, I won't upload the FLAC version yet as the rip is not complete and I don't want to waste 2,4GB of bandwidth (there's a limit on how much I upload per month) on an incomplete rip. As soon as I have all the variations correctly and everything is named, I will upload the new FLAC rip. For now, you can download the old FLAC and the original files in the first post.

Bar, I'll definitely help where I can.

Edit: Will the new post have the Bazaar songs in them? Just curious.

SnakeSnoke, I won't upload the FLAC version yet as the rip is not complete and I don't want to waste 2,4GB of bandwidth (there's a limit on how much I upload per month) on an incomplete rip. As soon as I have all the variations correctly and everything is named, I will upload the new FLAC rip. For now, you can download the old FLAC and the original files in the first post. Oh good, so we will get FLAC in the end. I will take a look at the files and try to help.

Yep, you'll get the FLAC when everything is done. So, here is the temporary MP3 version I'd like everyone who's played the game to take a look at to see which variations need to be combined (and if so, how) and which don't.

http://www.multiupload.com/Y0DTJISRBK
http://www.multiupload.com/O6P7YB0IHI
http://www.multiupload.com/5TEBLS4CLW
http://www.multiupload.com/N0DM3G50SG
http://www.multiupload.com/CTTEO2DDCC

Huge Thanks for the second version. Finally the mandolin version of skyloft is available and more variations to work with :)
At least this will make it much easier to arrange certain cues.

Guys, I am missing some songs...

Skyloft (Variation 2, no accordion)
Bazaar - Normal
Bazaar - Restaurant
Bazaar - Fortune Teller
Bazaar - Potion Seller
Bazaar - Item Check Lady
Bazaar - Scrap Shop
Bazaar - Happy Seller
Lizard Fight In The Earth Temple
Encounter Moldarach
The Imprisoned 1st Boss Battle Theme
Lake Floria Theme - Underwater
Encounter Koloktos
The Goddess Statue - Nayru's Wisdom (When the statue is singing)
Lanayru Sand Sea Cart Ride Theme
Encounter Tentalus
The Goddess Statue - Din's Power (When the statue is singing)
The Horde Battle (Variation 2, where Ghirahim's Theme is)
Demon King Demise (When Link goes to fight Demise, his theme is heard)

If any of these files are available, can anyone give the link to the files?

i'm trying it even if i'm at the beginning of the game (just finished the second dungeon :p)

10 hours of music?

My god, just how much music is in this game?

is this more complete than the other rip from the other thread? will it be

http://www.sendspace.com/file/3hor1u

Par-files for my rar archives. Use Quickpar to repair, or similar. :P

http://www.sendspace.com/file/3hor1u

Par-files for my rar archives. Use Quickpar to repair, or similar. :P

.

For those still wanting the normal battle-theme in all its variation, this Youtuber here got it, neatly packed in one track:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2Q1IdQWyjY

Anyone got the "The Sky" theme found in:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRbROTdOgj0

The one in this gamerip is shorter and begins with the snare part right away.

The new version has all versions of the Sky and the Imprisoned alongside the cutscene music without SFX. I guess that makes my attempt at an orchestral collection for arrangement already worthless but at least we have now almost the whole score.

All 10 hours of it!

I still don't know how these videogame composers do this.

Oh belive me writing ambient music is relativly easy. Also keep in mind that almost everything loops and is usually twice as long. I believe no one alive today can write a 10 hour epic. It's usually a team of composers and most of the ambient tunes can be created with sample libraries. The meat of the score is only about 2 - 3 hours.

Something I noticed: The Sky is similar to the Overworld from Zelda 2 and Demise Theme is basically the Rain Scene from A Link to the Past. The only downside to the score is the theme of the Triforce. Instead of Fairy's Fountain it should have been the Triforce Chamber from A Link to the Past or the Song of Time. But the synth tracks at the end are slowly growing on me when I realized how close they feel to ALTTP. Considering the countless references and similarities to older Zelda games I think this is no coincidence.

@Bar

This rip seems more complete than the last, but is still incomplete :3 We still seem to be missing the open chest theme, the Item get theme, all the Bazaar themes, all variations of the battle theme, and the second mid boss battle theme *the one that first plays when fighting the lizards in the Earth temple*

Also, i already beat the game, and I am currently using a walkthrough to tag all the tracks and whatnot, should i post what i have so far to see if you guys approve ??

Now I'm missing less tracks, but still these are missing...

Skyloft Variation 2 (No Accordion)
The Imprisoned 1st Boss Battle Theme
Lake Floria Theme - Underwater
Lanayru Sand Sea Cart Ride Theme
The Horde Battle - Ghirahim Variation
Demise' Theme
Demise Sealed Away

Are these mp3s available anywhere?

And the .PARs are corrupt!

@AVGanondorf

I believe most if not all of those are in Bar's newest rip.


We still don't have any of the harp songs with the actual harp playing, right? I assume the harp is sequenced, but maybe those can be recorded from the game directly?

Okay, these are the corrupt files for me:

1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 27, 29, 32, 36, 39, 59, 65, 67, 68, 70, 71, 77, 85, 86, 88, 90, 92, 96, 108, 116, 145, 153, 157, 161,

i have this as well. i've tried using what you advice as quickPar yet even that file came out corrupted? quickpar is definitely not a user friendly tool for first time users. and sadly i cant used it to fixed the corrupted files or archives but still, thanks for the share..

I got error messages trying to extract the PARS, never got as far as Quickpar.

@Bar

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Would it be possible to rip these two songs without the sound affects. I saw that you did that with the Victory theme after beating Demise, so i was thinking it would be possible to do the same with these two!

@HikariAngel: I already said multiple times before that those songs are sequenced, which means nobody can rip them yet. You can record them while playing the game though, but I haven't played the game yet (I've barely started).
@AVGanondorf: All in the new rip. (if they aren't, they're sequenced)
@Takfloyd: Yep, the harp songs are sequenced as well. I found the harp notes sounds in the game but that's not really useful, is it?
@HikariAngel: I can't listen to the tracks right now (I'm in class) but the way they are in the new rip is how they are stored in the game's files. That means you can't get it without sound effects by ripping, nor by recording (obviously).

@Bar

Whoops, pardon my stupidity with the first comment ^.^'
anyway, it's a shame then that you can't seperate the sound effects, especially for the second track haha. oh well

I think it has to do with my internet connection. It corrupts most of the stuff I upload. :S

Try a different site - sendspace is pretty terrible by all accounts.

@AVGanondorf

I believe most if not all of those are in Bar's newest rip.


We still don't have any of the harp songs with the actual harp playing, right? I assume the harp is sequenced, but maybe those can be recorded from the game directly?

Where can I download Bar's newest rip?

I've been following this thread, and I'm not one to lazily ask something that was answered two posts ago. But I have to admit that I'm a bit confused right now who made which rip and to what extent they're properly named and which includes the variations and which not. It would be awesome if someone could bring me up to speed about this. IS there actually a complete, tagged rip out there yet?

I've been following this thread, and I'm not one to lazily ask something that was answered two posts ago. But I have to admit that I'm a bit confused right now who made which rip and to what extent they're properly named and which includes the variations and which not. It would be awesome if someone could bring me up to speed about this. IS there actually a complete, tagged rip out there yet?

Well, I've got one that is 168 tracks wide, 6 hours long, that is a combination of klnerfan's and Ruzlix's works. I could see about uploading that - I mean, despite the fact that it is 4 hours shorter than Bar's works, I am safe in saying that it has pretty much everything you need.

If you could upload that, that would be fantastic. Please. (I was told it is always nice to say please)

Everyone has its opinion but for me i'll be waiting for the Bar one ;) 10 hours of music :D

IMPORTANT!
@Bar. In 0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F, doesn't each variation have the music from the main version of the song in it, with the instruments fro the other variations just added on top? I think this is the case, and not just for this song, but all of them.
Take 2FAC6CAAB0DD2E75606888E65F9BBAF2 for example. You split it in two variations: The main song, and the drum-only version. What you need to do instead is make the two variations be: The song without the drums, and the song with the drums. Otherwise, the best versions of the songs will not be listenable. Also note that there is a version of the Skyloft theme that is made up of both of your variatons, and that all songs could easily be ffixed so long as you keep the main music in each track, as opposed to deleting it. You know, the flying theme and the drums are not two different songs,. There is one version that has drums and one that doesn't, so please, fix this in all songs. It should be fairly easy. It'd be nice to listen to Ghirahim's theme with the castanets, rather than having to listen to just the song, or just the castanets.

If you could upload that, that would be fantastic. Please. (I was told it is always nice to say please)
Same here, so long as it is tagged properly, and in order.

One way to do what I said in my last post would be to drag the files into Audacity then export them as a single wav. I'm not 100% sure if this works, but it would only take like four clicks. You'd have to convert 'em to FLAC, though.
Oh and for the first file I mentioned(which is the sub-boss theme), there should be one variation that includes all instruments as well. Great job ripping those instruments!

Someone hurry up and make me happy so I can "spead reputation around" and be able to give Bar rep again!

So far, Bar has taken place among my Favorite Rippers List, currently ranking second out of thirty.
EDIT: I now know for sure that Audacity will mix down the tracks to two stereo tracks, but in past experiences, especially the one, Prime Blue, Whiz-zarD, and kinerfan, we found that mix-downs sometimes cause a SEVERE loss in quality. We learned that in the recordings of Symphonic Legends - Music From Nintendo, the 5.1 stream that was ripped in 2.0 was 192kbps, but sounded much lower quality(buzzing, especially in surround speakers) than the 2.0 stream recorded in 2.0 at 128kbps. Although, that could've been caused by just improper ripping procedures, as opposed to mixing-down There must be some way to overlay the instrument tracks on top of the main songs using the same two channels. Luckily, the instrument tracks are EXACTLY the same length as their according main songs. It might work because all the files are now stereo.
Whatever yo do, use the new stereo files instead of the track-merging older ones, as that will make the files lossy and buzzy.
I haven't played through the whole game yet(I'm a professional when it comes to making a Zelda playthrugh last long.), but you dont seem to be misssing anything. I checked the ISO I just downloaded and you got all of the music. There may be a couple of songs in the demo that aren't in here, but those probably don't have any variations. All you'd need to do is merge the files properly. I can always just upload the sequenced tracks in FLAC 8 later on (if 8 is what you use for the compression setting). Also, if anyone else can rip the sequenced tracks with Dolphin PLEASE do, because when I go to do it, even though the sequenced tracks are stereo, they come out really bad due to the same mixing down problem I spoke of earlier on in this post.

In other news, looking at Prime Blue's posts on various forums, I conclude that around June, he has disappeared off the face of the Earth. Hopefully nothing bad happened.

So far, Bar has taken place among my Favorite Rippers List, currently ranking second out of thirty.

Am I number one? :D

EDIT: To make this post somewhat productive, I am uploading my rip - although it is more the work of klnerfan and Ruzlix. I just merged the two together is all. As well as renamed some stuff - I mean, Demise's Demise? Really?

I've finished editing all of the tracks for my rip. However i'm reluctant to put it up as it is incomplete and is missing many battle themes, the Bazaar music, jingles that happen to be sequenced, and the Lanayru Mine Cart Music. Here's the current tracklist with a total of 178 tracks at the moment. Note that channeled tracks have been merged or change from part to part in some tracks.


Prologue ~Legend of the Goddess~
Theme of Skyward Sword ~Ballad of the Goddess~
File Select
Skyloft Introduction ~Song of Skyward Sword~
Link's Nightmare ~Premonition~
Wake Up!
Knight's Academy
Skyloft ~City Above The Clouds~
Inside A House
Beedle's Airshop
Ballad of the Goddess
Theme of Romance
The Lost Loftwing
Groose's Theme
Groose's Insolence ~Groose's Theme~
Grosse's Dizzy Spell
Cave
Trapped Loftwing
Crimson Loftwing
Leaping From The Clouds
Loftwing Training
Race Fanfare
Loftwing Race ~Exploring The Skies~
Item Get
Theme of Romance ~Loftwing Ride~
Zelda ~Ballad of the Goddess~
Loftwing Ceremony
Tension
Link's Nightmare ~Voice of Fi~
Lament
Chasing Fi
Fi's Theme
Activating the Goddess' Crest
Call of Destiny ~Fi's Theme~
Before the Journey
Exploring the Skies
Falling to the World Below
Sealed Grounds
Battle
Link's Nightmare ~Illusion of the Imprisoned~
Sealed Temple
Kikwi's Theme
Faron Woods
Defenseless
Bucha's Theme
Entering A Dungeon
Skyview Temple
Miniboss Battle 1
Lord Ghirahim's Theme
Lord Ghirahim Strikes
Demon Lord, Ghirahim First Battle
Heart Container Appears
Heart Container Get
Temple Spring
The Spring Crest Activates
Dance of the Goddess
Tablet Piece Get
Floating Island
Fun Fun Island
Skydiving
Eldin Volcano
Theme of The Mogmas
Mogma Mines
Tubert's Theme
Earth Temple
Rolling Rock
Dungeon Boss Encounter 1
Pyroclastic Fiend, Scaldera Battle
Zelda ~Ballad of the Goddess~ Short
Lanayru Desert
Lanayru Mining Facility
Impa VS. Ghirahim
Crash Landing With Groose
An Astonishing New World ~Groose's Theme~
Grooseland ~Grosse's Dizzy Spell~
Lady ~Ballad of the Goddess~
Harp ~Ballad of the Goddess~
The Monster
Batreux's Theme
Scrapper's Theme
Isle of Songs
Isle of Songs ~Farore's Courage~
Hymm ~Farore's Courage~
Harp ~Farore's Courage~
Enter the Silent Realm
Farore's Silent Realm ~Faron Woods~
Guardian Chase
Kikwi's Theme ~Reprise~
Inside The Great Tree
Lake Floria
Shark Attack
Ancient Cistern
Cursed Bokoblin Battle
Dungeon Boss Encounter 2
Ancient Automation, Koloktos Battle ~Phase 1~
Ancient Automation, Koloktos Battle ~Phase 2~
Absorbing the Sacred Flames
Sword Enhanced Fanfare
Isle of Songs ~Nayru's Wisdom~
Hymm ~Nayru's Wisdom~
Harp ~Nayru's Wisdom~
Nayru's Silent Realm ~Lanayru Desert~
Lanayru Sand Sea
Ancient Lanaryu
Pirate Stronghold
Sandship ~Outside~
Sandship ~Interior~
Sandship ~Past~
The Triforce Appears
Isle of Songs ~Din's Power~
Hymm ~Din's Power~
Harp ~Din's Power~
Din's Silent Realm ~Eldin Volcano~
Volcano Summit
Fire Sanctuary
Mogmas Within The Sanctuary
Digging
Stealthy Chase
Theme of The Mogmas ~Reprise~
Lord Ghirahim's Theme ~Reprise~
Demon Lord, Ghirahim Second Battle
Lady of the Sealed Grounds
The Imprisoned Escapes
The Imprisoned Battle
Sealing The Imprisoned
Seal Successful
Opening The Gate of Time
Groose's Change of Heart
Temple of Hylia ~Sealed Temple~
Zelda's Lullaby
Rebirth of the Master Sword
The Lumpy Pumpkin
Pumpkin Harvest
Levias Appears
Great Spirit of the Skies, Levias
Ocular Parasite, Bilocyte Battle
The Sacred Dragons
Bamboo Island
Bamboo Slicing
Song of the Thunder Dragon
Song of the Fire Dragon
Flooded Faron Woods
Tadtone Hunt
Tadtones Collected ~Song of the Hero~
Song of the Water Dragon
Song of the Sky Dragon
Song of the Hero
Harp ~Song of the Hero~
Goddess' Silent Realm ~Skyloft~
Uncovering the Sky Keep
Entering Sky Keep
Sky Keep
Silent Realm ~Triforce Altar~
Attaining The Triforce
The Goddess Statue Descends
The Isle of the Goddess
A Moment's Peace
Ballad of the Goddess ~Reprise~
The Hordes of Ghirahim
Demon Lord, Ghirahim Final Battle ~Phase 1~
Demon Lord, Ghirahim Final Battle ~Phase 2~
The Ritual Completed
The Imprisoned Reborn
The Demon King Revitalized
Groose Comes To The Rescue
The Dark Lord's Words
The Demon King, Demise Battle ~Phase 1~
The Demon King, Demise Battle ~Phase 2~
Demise Vanquished
Link Returns
Fi's Theme ~Reprise~
Setting Down The Master Sword
Eternal Gratitude ~Fi's Theme~
Farewell Impa
Ending ~The Hero of Time~
Staff Roll ~The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword~
Epilogue
Game Over


Here's to hoping for someone to in-line rip the midi songs without any SFX.

Here's to hoping for someone to in-line rip the midi songs without any SFX.
Yeah, that won't work too well with this game. Setting the Wii to stereo first doesn't seem to fix the problem, either. Using Dolphin is the only way to go.

Oh and Bar, about what I said in my last two posts, if you think my procedure will work, but don't want to do it yourself, you could just upload what you have and I could do it myself using the FLACs(if Audacity can import FLACs. GoldWave might work, too).

@logan28469: I know a lot of variations still need to be mixed, but I don't know which need to be mixed with which. Take 2D9A5A5C616A950699C3DC73A7FB7240 for example, the variation sounds perfectly fine without the main track. For 2EF6EAC7A9EB2FC2E7874C715A8BAAFA, there might be a part where the main melody drops and only the second or the third variation plays (for example). For tracks like 0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F (the one you mentioned) the variations obviously need to be mixed, but there are three. Do all the variations need to play at the same time or not? You see, it's a lot more complicated than you might think.
I think I'm just going to try to figure out how the data needed to play those files correctly is stored in the game. Which might take some time.

Okay guys, you asked for it - here it is. My 186 track version, nearly 6 hours long. Enjoy!

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Thank you so much for this!!!
The game was great and now I can enjoy the music whenever I like.

@doublehex: this includes the sequenced sounds? ;-)

No, it's a combination of the previous two rips that were uploaded in this thread.

@Bar

In addition to the trouble of figuring out which variations go on top of eachother, there's also the fact that some of the variations seem to have the wrong volume. You have the game right? If you just pay attention to the music as you play, you can probably tell for yourself how it goes, at least for the area music like in Lanayru Desert and The Sky. The boss music is trickier, because there's several variations depending on how the battle is going. Also, the tracks named WZSound_00000000 and WZSound_00007FFD are blended into a couple of the boss fights(Definitely Scaldera and Tentalus, might be others) when Link is on the offensive, like in Twilight Princess.

Wow, I am downloading Skyward Sword Soundtracks, and so far, I found some that I needed. Only 12 songs to go, and I have the COMPLETE soundtrack to the game. Every variation, too. So if anyone could please tell me where I can find these songs, it would be greatly appreciated!

Skyloft Variation 2 (No Accordion)
Bazaar - Normal
Bazaar - Restaurant
Bazaar - Fortune Teller
Bazaar - Potion Seller
Bazaar - Store Lady
Bazaar - Scrap Shop
Bazaar - Happy Seller
Lizard Fight (Earth Temple Mini-Boss)
The Imprisoned 1st Boss Battle Theme (Without the Groose Theme in it)
Lake Floria Theme - Underwater
Lanayru Sand Sea Cart Ride Theme

Thank you!

@Double Thanks!

Thanks, Doublehex!

@Bar Oh, I understand now. I'll try and make a list of variations I can confirm as I play. Also note what's said post #228.
There is for sure one version of the Skyloft theme that is both of your current variations mixed togethter. There is also the 0D-something(one I mentioned) which does have the normal version, a version for each instrument, and a version with both instruments.

Thank you very much for this. Now to wait until either an official OST (unlikely) or a super-high quality rip with everything tidied up nicely comes from this. I wish I could help.

I wish I could help.
I've been hearing this a lot lately. All you have to do to help is own the game and post here which variations exist for each song in the game. That way, Bar can mix it properly. I'm going to do just that with the songs that I am 100% sure on only. @Bar: Look forward to a more extensive list from me this week, and make sure to check my posts as of this one, as I'll be editing them with more as opposed to making new posts each time. NOTE: I'll be posting track names or descriptions in bold red from now on, and whenever we come to a song that has have the normal version without instrument tracks, a separate version for each instrument, and a version with all instruments(like the 0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F we talked about), I will call that a full combo. If you include the normal version, that song has 4 variations, so this is how I'm going to write it:
0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F (full combo) 4 vars.
Now I start listing what I know: (Hopefully, this mp3 archive has ALL of the songs and instrument tracks and variations, right? Because if not, I'll probably miss a lot, as I am going to look at each song and navigate it in the game.)
0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F (full combo) 4 vars.

@AVGanondorf

I believe most if not all of those are in Bar's newest rip.


We still don't have any of the harp songs with the actual harp playing, right? I assume the harp is sequenced, but maybe those can be recorded from the game directly?

I just downloaded Bar's Soundtrack, and I still can't find the 2nd Variation of Skyloft. Nor the first battle with The Imprisoned... can someone tell me the names of the songs? Please?

Thanks a lot logan28469! A list like that will help me a lot, and with it I might be able to get a correct and tagged rip finished before the end of next week. :)
I can't read any more info from the game's files so the only way to go is really that list. I'll also try my best to get the sequenced tracks before I put that online. ;)
@AVGanondorf: I don't know about the Imprisoned as I haven't played the game much yet, but I think Skyloft is F2E8D789E703D3719C3FDBDCFB5BAA37 and F2E8D789E703D3719C3FDBDCFB5BAA37_2 ;)

@Bar:
People need to read earlier posts, otherwise they're going to just keep asking about the sequenced tracks. I can't seem to figure out how to get a non-sfx version of the Bazaar theme ripped yet. But maybe there is something like Fraps or 3D Ripper DX(often used to automatically rip graphics and possibly audio from games running on the PC and using Direct3D) that could rip the audio as wav, which would allow the sfx to be in separate files. Yeah, I'm going to start listing on this post. Note that I will likely not mention any songs twice from here on out, so check all of my posts. Did you see the highly important post by Takfloyd nine posts up? I may(and probably will) miss those. Also, in the case of Skyloft(first in this list), since there is a version that is made from mixing both versions of the sogs, which are full songs as opposed to instrument racks, I will say (full mix) for songs like that. You can probably see if a track has a "full mix" by converting the old FLAC in foobar200 to MP3 or M4A
0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F (full combo) 4 vars.
F2E8D789E703D3719C3FDBDCFB5BAA37 (full mix) 3 vars.
0F9C3334EC83BA73C240FCD04435196D 2 vars.
1BEC297483EC5170A52EDEF7552A4C6A 2 vars.
2EF6EAC7A9EB2FC2E7874C715A8BAAFA (full combo) 4 vars.
2FAC6CAAB0DD2E75606888E65F9BBAF2 2 vars.
43B0749044A1FBEC4FDD79628260F468 (full combo) 4 vars.
B51014C9B60F5F7A85903B46BCFAFDBC 2 vars.
B169A34947835FA1B56A463CFD4CF060 (full combo) 4 vars.
E0B9789E355788D90AA8C21BC0269E0F 2 vars.
EEAE03E86C37A3EC154FA52B84474106 (full mix) 3 vars.
F2815ADBDE30C00084B10966B9DCEC83 (full combo) 4 vars.
F750507AF4CB3758DECE7CEC185EBD91 (full combo) 4 vars.

You should also include 09 Hurry! from the demo rip of yours, as it is different.
Remember that the first variation is the main, unmixed song.
And don't change the kHz!

Finally! Just the Bazaar songs and the Lizard Fight Mini-Boss song from the Earth Temple. Does anyone know where to find them?
Maybe that's the "LORRY". Aside from that, the closest thing I know of is Lori, my friend's mom.

How come the lizard fight music is so hard to find? Is it also sequenced? That's one of the tracks I was looking forward to listen more closely to, because it plays so rarely in the game and is a bit hard to make out.
Could you please record this WITH SFX or find it in a video, just so that I know what it sounds like and can be ready to rip it when I hear it?




Did anyone notice whether or not the WZSOUND_00000000 and WZSOUND_00007FFD played in the first Ghirahim battle? I know for sure it did in the leaked demo. I also think I remember it in the ghirahim battle, but am not sure. I have a hard time differentiating between the two, as well. Does anyone know the differences between them? Maybe there are two files because there is an instance in the game where they play simultaneously? Why is and the only word underlined in red?

Finally! Just the Bazaar songs and the Lizard Fight Mini-Boss song from the Earth Temple. Does anyone know where to find them?

How come the lizard fight music is so hard to find? Is it also sequenced? That's one of the tracks I was looking forward to listen more closely to, because it plays so rarely in the game and is a bit hard to make out.

@Bar:
People need to read earlier posts, otherwise they're going to just keep asking about the sequenced tracks. I can't seem to figure out how to get a non-sfx version of the Bazaar theme ripped yet. But maybe there is something like Fraps or 3D Ripper DX(often used to automatically rip graphics and possibly audio from games running on the PC and using Direct3D) that could rip the audio as wav, which would allow the sfx to be in separate files. Yeah, I'm going to start listing on this post. Note that I will likely not mention any songs twice from here on out, so check all of my posts. Did you see the highly important post by Takfloyd nine posts up? I may(and probably will) miss those. Also, in the case of Skyloft(first in this list), since there is a version that is made from mixing both versions of the sogs, which are full songs as opposed to instrument racks, I will say (full mix) for songs like that. You can probably see if a track has a "full mix" by converting the old FLAC in foobar200 to MP3 or M4A
0D69624FF595784723DE8035A322931F (full combo) 4 vars.
F2E8D789E703D3719C3FDBDCFB5BAA37 (full mix) 3 vars.
0F9C3334EC83BA73C240FCD04435196D 2 vars.
1BEC297483EC5170A52EDEF7552A4C6A 2 vars.
2EF6EAC7A9EB2FC2E7874C715A8BAAFA (full combo) 4 vars.
2FAC6CAAB0DD2E75606888E65F9BBAF2 2 vars.
43B0749044A1FBEC4FDD79628260F468 (full combo) 4 vars.
B51014C9B60F5F7A85903B46BCFAFDBC 2 vars.
B169A34947835FA1B56A463CFD4CF060 (full combo) 4 vars.
E0B9789E355788D90AA8C21BC0269E0F 2 vars.
EEAE03E86C37A3EC154FA52B84474106 (full mix) 3 vars.
F2815ADBDE30C00084B10966B9DCEC83 (full combo) 4 vars.
F750507AF4CB3758DECE7CEC185EBD91 (full combo) 4 vars.

Remember that the first variation is the main, unmixed song.
And don't change the kHz!

Maybe that's the "LORRY". Aside from that, the closest thing I know of is Lori, my friend's mom.

Could you please record this WITH SFX or find it in a video, just so that I know what it sounds like and can be ready to rip it when I hear it?




Did anyone notice whether or not the WZSOUND_00000000 and WZSOUND_00007FFD played in the first Ghirahim battle? I have a hard time differentiating between the two, as well. Does anyone know the differences between them? Maybe there are two files because there is an instance in the game where they play simultaneously? Why is and the only word underlined in red?

What is LORRY? ...

You are all doing gods work.

You are all doing gods work.
I know I am, but there's nothing new there: Since when isn't Link doing god's work?

What is LORRY? ...Nobody knows. It's the name of some sequenced track.

Does anyone know why 07B5A2222997D394DC7602A61A8F6883 has two tracks to it.... the second track doesn't play in Koloktos battle as far as I know. *Or at least not in the first phase, but the second phase is a different song that's only one track* It's bugging me XD

I know that Moldarach's theme is two tracks because the second track fades aways when he burrows into the sand... but i can't figure out the reasoning behind Koloktos's theme being split into two parts o.O

Maybe that's the "LORRY". Aside from that, the closest thing I know of is Lori, my friend's mom.

Closest thing I know of is a truck.

Did anyone notice whether or not the WZSOUND_00000000 and WZSOUND_00007FFD played in the first Ghirahim battle? I know for sure it did in the leaked demo. I also think I remember it in the ghirahim battle, but am not sure. I have a hard time differentiating between the two, as well. Does anyone know the differences between them? Maybe there are two files because there is an instance in the game where they play simultaneously?

No, they certainly don't, since Ghirahim doesn't have a "vulnerable" mode. They play against Scaldera and Tentalus when they're vulnerable, and I thought they might play against Bilocyte, but checking Youtube, they don't. So I do believe they're exclusive to those two battles, probably one for each.

Edit: New links in a new thread when the complete rip is finished.

Could you please record this WITH SFX or find it in a video, just so that I know what it sounds like and can be ready to rip it when I hear it?

Zelda: Skyward Sword - Lizalfos Gameplay | HD - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIU4tPnvFF8) Here's footage of the Lizalfos battle. This music occurs during a number of mini-boss battles in the game, usually any one that isn't a Stalfos. This track really needs to be found, its a pretty major one to be missing.

Will you post up a new download link/ new topic when all the files have been properly named? I really want this soundtrack but I don't want to sift through 250+ songs trying to name everything.

I CAN'T BELIEVE I JUST THOUGHT OF THIS!!! You see, when I said that Prime Blue disbled the sound effect, I said that he used Action Replay to disable sound effects. This is what he did, and I've already asked the WiiRd team if they could make a code for this. What I just realized, however, is that I may be able to use a File Replacement Code (or a File Patch Code) and custom(blank sound) .brsars. If ANYONE knows how to make these custom sound files and if the Brawl File Replacement code works with other games, PLEASE let me know!
@FizzBoing: Thank you.
@Guilder: I said I'd be willing to name the tracks. All I have to do is make a file and import command with MP3Tag, then all you'd have to do is install mp3tag and import the file after selecting the files and wait a few seconds for it to batch tag and name.

I CAN'T BELIEVE I JUST THOUGHT OF THIS!!! You see, when I said that Prime Blue disbled the sound effect, I said that he used Action Replay to disable sound effects. This is what he did, and I've already asked the WiiRd team if they could make a code for this. What I just realized, however, is that I may be able to use a File Replacement Code (or a File Patch Code) and custom(blank sound) .brsars. If ANYONE knows how to make these custom sound files and if the Brawl File Replacement code works with other games, PLEASE let me know!
@FizzBoing: Thank you.
@Guilder: I said I'd be willing to name the tracks. All I have to do is make a file and import command with MP3Tag, then all you'd have to do is install mp3tag and import the file after selecting the files and wait a few seconds for it to batch tag and name.
Blank sound brsars wouldn't work even if you were able to make them - as the sequenced songs are in there too. Is it really impossible to turn sound effects off in the game's settings? Anyway, thanks for the help so far, I'll use your list to combine the tracks correctly. :)

Everyone, also check out !!!!!'s rip, it is really an awesome one.