(07-01-2015, 03:19 PM)iteachvader Wrote: [ -> ] (07-01-2015, 03:00 PM)jackoalan Wrote: [ -> ]Here ya go!!
https://github.com/jackoalan/swrs_musyx/releases
v1.2 now supports the PC version of the Rogue Squadron DATA.DAT
It was actually rather straightforward; only a single sound group in the whole game it looks like.
Magnificent.
I would concur with you. Have you found new sound files from using the update version of the Musyx extractor?
All of the sound effects were there to begin with, there's nothing missing.
(07-08-2015, 10:56 AM)ARAJediMaster Wrote: [ -> ] (07-08-2015, 10:53 AM)iteachvader Wrote: [ -> ]All of the sound effects were there to begin with, there's nothing missing.
Ah, I see. Oh, well. I guess it was just my imagination. Just out of curiosity, though, have you heard of, or have played, these games before? Lightsaber Battle Game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxoxZAijW60 and Clone Trooper (Jakks Pacific 2013): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGnMYyBskFc&list=WL&index=13
Uh, that's a Plug-n-Play game. I'd have to open up the console itself and attach it to my computer in such a way that I can access the data inside it.
I am
not going through the trouble of buying one and wasting time soldering it and my fingers together by mistake just for a few measly sound effects.
I'm semi-retiring from ripping sound effects from games anyway. I only do it if I feel like it now, since the Rogue Squadron series was the Holy Grail of all Star Wars sound libraries.
My apologies, I did not imply such a thing. I just wanted to know what you thought of the games. I will respect your “semi-retirement” in the meantime.
(07-08-2015, 11:05 AM)ARAJediMaster Wrote: [ -> ]My apologies, I did not imply such a thing. I just wanted to know what you thought of the games. I will respect your “semi-retirement” in the meantime.
Never really was into more modern Star Wars games, or the Plug-n-Play ones at all, really.
I see...
I understand your reluctance to try to extract them. As for me, up until 2010 or so, if there was a Star Wars game out, I would play with it like crazy. I haven’t actually played “Kinect,” but I am crazy about watching play-throughs and listening to the sounds of the lightsabers. I’m curious to know if you have a copy of “The Sounds of Star Wars;” it has a feature were you can just listen to the sounds directly from the films. Once again, I am not implying an extraction of them at all. Have you discerned a difference in the hums of some of the lightsabers and their swings?
(07-08-2015, 11:14 AM)ARAJediMaster Wrote: [ -> ]I see...
I understand your reluctance to try to extract them. As for me, up until 2010 or so, if there was a Star Wars game out, I would play with it like crazy. I haven’t actually played “Kinect,” but I am crazy about watching play-throughs and listening to the sounds of the lightsabers. I’m curious to know if you have a copy of “The Sounds of Star Wars;” it has a feature were you can just listen to the sounds directly from the films. Once again, I am not implying an extraction of them at all. Have you discerned a difference in the hums of some of the lightsabers and their swings?
THAT is actually one book that I'm itching to get my hands on, I saw on another forum that someone was interested in doing a rip of the sound effects from the book.
(07-08-2015, 11:53 AM)iteachvader Wrote: [ -> ]THAT is actually one book that I'm itching to get my hands on, I saw on another forum that someone was interested in doing a rip of the sound effects from the book.
Well now! I didn’t think that you actually
craved that book. Well, I hope that you find a way to get it, maybe by Amazon or EBay, but I hope you’ll get it all the same. Though to tell you the truth, while it will contain a large number of sounds in that book, there are a few that I am disappointed not to find like maybe separate clashes of the lightsabers or swings, or like for instance, there is a different sound effect for 3PO’s movements in Episode V than there is for Episode IV, not even the Wilhelm scream, even though that is what the book said was inside it.