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Emperor ServingSpoon
03-16-2008, 12:08 PM
Here’s a few songs I’ve decided to rip myself for one reason or another. They’re only line in recordings, so they’re not all entirely ideal… But, to my knowledge, they’re all there is. They’re all 192kbps mp3s, which is likely excessive, but at least they should sound fine. All songs that loop do so twice.

First up is a complete Pokemon Box rip. There’s twelve tracks, all of which are remixes of Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire tunes. The track that plays when the GBA and GC are connecting has an unavoidable sound effect at the beginning, but the rest of the tracks are entirely free of sound effects.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/d944df/

Next is Come Together! (PAL Version) from Wario Ware Smooth Moves. While listening to a rip I downloaded from here I noticed that this one track was quite different to the one I was used to, despite all the other tracks sounding the same. When I looked at the time, I noticed quite a difference, too. It turns out that the PAL version of the game has a version of the song which goes for a whole extra minute, featuring a version of the Temple of Form music weaved in towards the end to make up for most of the extra minute. I much prefer this version, so it’s worth a listen, at least.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/5991f6/

Then we have a track that I found to be suspiciously missing from the Pikmin 2 game rip that’s out there… The version of the "End of Day" tune from when you’ve collected mounds and mounds(15 or more, I think) of treasure that day. So I took the opportunity to rip it myself while I replayed the game late last year.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/c101c2/

Next is four of the records from "The official Nintendogs Soundtrack" or whatever they call the set of 5 or 6 records in Nintendogs. Unfortunately, I’m fairly certain it’s impossible to get your house completely free of background noise in the game, so all I was able to get rid of was my yapping puppies(made sure there was only one home and then let it run away). It still has the various vehicle sounds(and I think a bark or two from some dogs out on the street), but it was the best I could do. Included are the records "Nintendogs", "Street Marker", "Growler" and "Smilin’ Dog". The two other records I recorded seem to have noise from a bad connection with the cord every few seconds, which is intolerable, so I didn’t bother to mp3-ise them.(And I’m unable to rerecord them now due to a cousin who has since over-occupied the game with puppies…)
http://www.filefactory.com/file/03c725/

And last we have a few extra tracks from Zelda: Phantom Hourglass that aren’t in the rips out there at the moment. They’re just the tracks from the final boss fights and closing scenes that weren’t in the rips. I think they all have sound effects(dialogue boxes opening and waves for half of them, and whatever sound effects were appropriate during the cutscenes), but they’re not too hard to ignore.(You can bet I’ll be glad when a more complete sound effect free rip comes along, though!) I also included a "full length"(it’s actually just a looping song) version of the credits music. The best tracks are the version of Oshus’ theme and the version of the Fairy Fountain music from before the credits.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/7511b9/

Aside from that, I’m pretty sure everything else I’ve done is available in some form here already, so I won’t bother posting them. I’ll have a complete rip of all the music from the Japanese GBA game "Tomato Adventure" sometime soon, too, but I think it’s safe to say that no one’s really dying for it. 😛

Enjoy!


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