Does anyone else like to edit game music?



Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan

Best Online Casinos in Saskatchewan for 2026 Online casinos in Saskatchewan fall into two legal tiers, and the difference decides ...
Quebec

Quebec

Best Online Casinos in Quebec 2026: Compare Legal Options, Bonuses & Payments Online casinos in Quebec come down to two ...
Nunavut

Nunavut

Best Online Casinos in Nunavut 2026: Bonuses & Safe Real Money Play Online casinos in Nunavut all sit offshore. The ...
Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island

Online Casinos in PEI: How Prince Edward Island Players Choose a Safe Site in 2026 Online casinos in PEI are ...
Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Online Casinos in Nova Scotia 2026: What to Check Before You Join Online casinos in Nova Scotia split into two ...
Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador

Best Online Casinos in Newfoundland and Labrador 2026: Legal Play, Bonuses & Withdrawals Online casinos in Newfoundland and Labrador fall ...
New Brunswick

New Brunswick

Best Online Casinos in New Brunswick: Compare Legal Sites in 2026 Online casinos in New Brunswick split into two camps ...
Manitoba

Manitoba

Top Online Casinos in Manitoba: Legal Guide and Reviews 2026 Online casinos in Manitoba reach players through two separate channels, ...
British Columbia

British Columbia

Online Casinos in British Columbia: Legality and Trusted Options in 2026 Online casinos in British Columbia reach players through two ...
Alberta

Alberta

Online Casinos in Alberta 2026: Regulated Online Gambling Sites and Top Offshore Options Online casinos in Alberta now sit on ...
Sliat
08-15-2007, 04:29 AM
I�m curious to see if anyone else around here is into editing their favorite albums or whatnot.

In the case of a typical game soundtrack (let�s use older Capcom works as an example, SF, Megaman, ect), the track will have a loop to allow the track to play twice. Me, on the other hand, I like to use a wave editor to create a second loop to allow the track to play 3 times. I�ve done this to just about every album I have, except for Guilty Gear and FF7 � which I�ve just never gotten around to doing because I don�t listen to them that much anymore. Anyways�

Of course, this can be a problem if the single loop is too long. Take for example �One-Winged Angel�. The single play is about 4minutes long. If I were to do my editing, it�d end up being 12 minutes long, and that ends up a bit too long. What I do is primarily for songs which (when played as a double play) tends to be 2minutes or less, which is too short.

The other edits I�ve done were for only a very small handful of songs. One example is the boss music for BIGBANG BEAT. If anyone�s heard it, it�s a looping vocal track which is pretty long. Well, with my editor program, I looped it twice for my liking, but between the first and second play, I�ve removed the solo interlude, and after the third play I stop the track right after the last vocal is sung, thus now it feels more like a song and less like a game track.

So what do any of you like to do with your music � or do you just prefer to leave it as is, unblemished in it�s original intention?


THE SKYREAPER X
08-15-2007, 04:44 AM
Yea i do this also with goldwave. I usually use it to make songs shorter tho. Like taking off parts I don’t like or extra loops. I do this to save disk space.

THE SKYREAPER X
08-15-2007, 04:45 AM
Btw ALL MEGAMAN RULES(except star force)

THE SKYREAPER X
08-15-2007, 04:46 AM
If anyone needs editing done to their songs, I’ll try to help. I’ve got nothing to do lately.

Thanks sorry about that.


Lawrence_Bastard
08-15-2007, 04:49 AM
Skyreaper X, you can use the EDIT button on your post to add extra stuff; that’s better than double or triple posting.

I edit game and anime music mainly to cut out crap that I don’t like. A song on one of the Falcom Special Boxes had this 1 minute drum solo at the end. Yeah, I wasn’t listening to that.


Scroll to Top