#CAVE STORY SOUNDTRACK .WAV HOW TO#
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#CAVE STORY SOUNDTRACK .WAV DOWNLOAD#

Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. TL DR: The best way is to use MilkyTracker to convert the. orgs with Audacity, the waveform was slightly different every time. I'm in college and I should really be working on homework or something.Īs to whether or not there's a perfect soundtrack, I don't think one is capable of being made. If someone else wants to try this, PLEASE go ahead.

I'll try making my own alacs (iPhone user here) by using MilkyTracker to convert the. flacs are good, but I think it sounds better without the downsampling problems, and we have no idea what Pixel was hearing when he sequenced the music. Now, if you are of the opinion that this distortion is necessary to the overall sound of the soundtrack, then albuquerque's. Still distorted, and it does the same crappy downsampling that my Intel soundcard does, so it was distorted no matter what my soundcard's sample rate was. wavs, so I downloaded VLC and played the xms. Then I remembered that albuquerque used VLC to convert the. wav with MilkyTracker, there was STILL no distortion, even with my computer's sample rate set to 48 khz! I did some fooling around with the program and found out that it only supported up to 48khz, but it just seemed to get rid of the unnecessary overtones, and when I tried to make a. To my surprise, it sounded JUST like the. I downloaded MilkyTracker, and tried the.

#CAVE STORY SOUNDTRACK .WAV HOW TO#

Then, and only then, there was no distortion, and the notes sounded smooth - well, as smooth as any note with a buttload of overtones could sound, but not like they were 'fighting to the death.' (I'm sorry to use vague terminology here, but it's the only way I know how to describe it.)Īt this point, there's no way for me to convert this into iPod-compatible audio, even if an iPod did support 196 khz. I used OrganyaView and OrgMaker(the notes I'm referring to specifically are the notes in instruments 1 and 6, starting at measure 5) to test the track, along with other tracks, and even though the overtones didn't get even near the 96 khz limit, the downsampling problem continued until I set the computer's sample rate to 192 khz. This can easily be heard in the track Gestation, which is very early in the game, making it perfect for us to look at/listen to. Rather than just getting rid of unneeded frequencies, certain soundcards and VLC somehow shove that extra data down into the audible data, and it produces a very jarring distortion. The bad thing about this is what soundcards, and unfortunately even VLC does with this audio, and I mean how they downsample it.

org format, a lot of his waveforms use overtones that go beyond what humans are able to hear, and that means data that goes into the 96khz range (I used Neil Corlett's 'Informer' program for spectrographing it kinda helps to see what you can't hear). Okay, I'm sorry I showed up a couple of years late to the party, but I did a lot of downloading and experimentation, and here's what I found out. As Pixel would say, 'I leave it up to the player's imagination' lol They both sounds good though, maybe our hardware really adds yet another interesting aspect to Cave Story. 'The Way Back Home' compare those at the same volume and you'll notice one instrument from yours really sticks out compared to mine. In general it sounds a bit different in various spots. I do notice the difference between 44 and 48KHz.Īlso, different volumes for instruments, and different panning effects. The recording was made on my grandma's ancient PC! lolĬomparing the recording to the one you made.

#CAVE STORY SOUNDTRACK .WAV PC#

So, I suppose each person's sound hardware will affect what you end up with.Īt the time I made the recording my current newer PC messed up the sound something terrible. I noticed quite a few small differences between the two with my headphones on.īut, comparing the Hell clicks to my current PC's in-game Running Hell, it indeed sounds a bit less noticeable.

Cave story soundtrack .wav