#Gaming export audio audacity how to#

You simply add all the files you need in a new playlist, rearrange them and save the playlist to an. Yeah, but it's unconvenient to do it with Audacity because I need to be able to quickly move around 300 tracks (almost like a playlist editor) for each single project.ДЄnyway, I eventually managed to find an appropriate software for this kind of work: foobar2000.

In the meantime I'll give you a MEGA download link for the loops that I extracted. I haven't found such a program yet and in Audacity or in Adobe Audition you are forced to copy and paste manually. Is there any program that I can use to concatenate multiple audio files, move them around in the list and then export them into a single WAV file? The only problem is that the sequences/loops are not stored in the correct order that you normally hear when you play the game. With this technique you also get all the unused sequences Cube Media Player 2 (for converting them into 22.5kHz 16bit WAV files) ADPCM Player v1.44h (for extracting the sequences from the HST file) To rip and convert them into WAV 16-bit files, this is the equipment I used:

#Gaming export audio audacity how to#

I finally figured out how to decently rip all the music sequences from the game (I used the PS2 PAL version).ДЄll the music loops/chunks are stored inside a file called DATA.HST, which also contains all the speeches of the game, and it's located in the following directory:Д«y using an hex editor I found out that the audio format is Sony ADPCM with 16 bytes (10 in hex) of stereo interleave at a rate of 22.5kHz. This is my first topic on this forum and it's all about ripping the soundtrack from a UbiSoft's PS2/GC game called 'Disney's PK: Out Of The Shadows'.