GSC 8-bit song devamps by Pum. (Last update 1/9/2018)

Pum wrote:
hacker wrote:
Wooow cooool! xD (y)
Added a new one ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtAPOEilg7I )
The bass (channel 3) insn't in key with the rest of the melody.

All 3 channels have the same amount of semiquavers http://puu.sh/llxLl/0f7e011a9f.png

I checked and the loop begins and ends at the exact moment.

In what part do you notice a desync?

Pum · 2015-11-15 04:47:56

Added another one ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGabYBPRT08 )

hacker · 2015-11-17 20:17:33

btw, can you tell us where the Gym battle music offset?

Pum · 2015-11-17 20:41:51

hacker wrote:

btw, can you tell us where the Gym battle music offset?

The pointer to it is the number 2E in this list : http://hax.iimarck.us/post/6561/#p6561

The offset can be calculated like this :

E906E + 3*N

N being the number from the previous list

So for example Johto Gym leader music pointer would be in E906E + 3*2E = E90F8

Last edited by Pum (2015-11-17 21:14:50)

hacker · 2015-11-17 21:14:25

Pum wrote:

hacker wrote:
btw, can you tell us where the Gym battle music offset?
The pointer to it is the number 2E in this list : http://hax.iimarck.us/post/6561/#p6561
The offset can be calculated like this :
E906E + 3*N
N being the number from the previous list
So for example Johto Gym leader music pointer would be in E906E + 3*2E = E90F8

Wow Genius! Thanks a lot dude! :D
btw, did you have FB? would you like to be my friend? :)

Pum · 2015-11-17 21:15:29

hacker wrote:

Wow Genius! Thanks a lot dude! :D
btw, did you have FB? would you like to be my friend? :)

I dont have FB, it would make me waste too much time.

By the way I saw you wanted to insert some music in the offset $1E4000 , that means you would have to change the pointer to 79 00 40

hacker · 2015-11-17 21:20:09

Pum wrote:

hacker wrote:
Wow Genius! Thanks a lot dude! :D
btw, did you have FB? would you like to be my friend? :)
I dont have FB, it would make me waste too much time.
By the way I saw you wanted to insert some music in the offset $1E4000 , that means you would have to change the pointer to 79 00 40

yeah, but how? :(
I've read a tutorial from your site, but Google Translate cant translate it perfectly :(

hacker · 2015-11-17 21:22:05

I want edit New Game music, so I change the pointer in F78FD?

Pum · 2015-11-17 21:39:46

hacker wrote:

Pum wrote:
hacker wrote:
Wow Genius! Thanks a lot dude! :D
btw, did you have FB? would you like to be my friend? :)
I dont have FB, it would make me waste too much time.
By the way I saw you wanted to insert some music in the offset $1E4000 , that means you would have to change the pointer to 79 00 40
yeah, but how? :(
I've read a tutorial from your site, but Google Translate cant translate it perfectly :(

Lets say you want to put this song onto the Continue/NewGame screen, and that you want to insert your song in $1E4000.

First you go to the Continue/NewGame song pointer where i told you before. Its the number 54 , so the offset is 3*54 + $E906E = $E916A

There you put the 3-byte pointer to your song's head. In this case 79 00 40.

Then you insert your song with gscImport in C positions after your offset. This is so the head has enough space, so you insert your song at $1E400C

Between $1E4000 and $1E400B , the head of the song will be. The head is like this :

[AB][XX][XX][01][YY][YY][02][ZZ][ZZ][03][UU][UU]

As you can see there are 12 bytes being used here. Thats why we needed to insert the song C positions after the offset.

A is the amount of channels your song has : 0 = 1 , 4 = 2 , 8 = 3 and C = 4
B tells us what [XX][XX] is referring to, 0 = First channel , 1 = Second channel , 2 = Third Channel , 3 = Fourth Channel. You should almost always type a 0 there.
[XX][XX] Is the 2-byte pointer to the channel that we chose in B. Usually you always choose 0 for the B, so here the offset would be 1E400C (where the song starts) -> 0C 40

[01] Means [YY][YY] points to the second channel, you can change the 1 to 0, 2 or 3 if you want it to point to something else.

[YY][YY] Is the 2-byte pointer to the channel that we chose before, since the previous byte was 01, we search for the beggining of the 2nd channel, to search for it we look for the bytes FF DB in GoldenFinger http://i.imgur.com/SrBP9xf.png
The 2nd channel begins where the byte DB is.

The rest is the same, but for 3rd and 4th channel you have to search for the bytes FF D8. Repeat for the 4th one.

Last edited by Pum (2015-11-19 03:25:49)

hacker · 2015-11-17 21:55:12

Pum wrote:

hacker wrote:
Pum wrote:
I dont have FB, it would make me waste too much time.
By the way I saw you wanted to insert some music in the offset $1E4000 , that means you would have to change the pointer to 79 00 40
yeah, but how? :(
I've read a tutorial from your site, but Google Translate cant translate it perfectly :(
Lets say you want to put this song onto the Continue/NewGame screen, and that you want to insert your song in $1E4000.
First you go to the Continue/NewGame song pointer where i told you before. Its the number 54 , so the offset is 3*54 + $E906E = $E916A
There you put the 3-byte pointer to your song's head. In this case 79 00 40.
Then you insert your song with gscImport in C positions after your offset. This is so the head has enough space, so you insert your song at $1E400C
Between $1E4000 and $1E400B , the head of the song will be. The head is like this :
[AB][XX][XX][01][YY][YY][02][ZZ][ZZ][03][UU][UU]
As you can see there are 12 bytes being used here. Thats why we needed to insert the song C positions after the offset.
A is the amount of channels your song has : 0 = 1 , 4 = 2 , 8 = 3 and C = 4
B tells us what [XX][XX] is referring to, 0 = First channel , 1 = Second channel , 2 = Third Channel , 3 = Fourth Channel. You should almost always type a 0 there.
[XX][XX] Is the 2-byte pointer to the channel that we chose in B. Usually you always choose 0 for the B, so here the offset would be 1E400C (where the song starts) -> 0C 40
[01] Means [YY][YY] points to the second channel, you can change the 1 to 0, 2 or 3 if you want it to point to something else.
[YY][YY] Is the 2-byte pointer to the channel that we chose before, since the previous byte was 01, we search for the beggining of the 2nd channel, to search for it we look for the bytes FF DB in GoldenFinger http://i.imgur.com/SrBP9xf.png
The 2nd channel begins where the byte DB is.
The rest is the same, but for 3rd and 4th channel. To search for the 3rd channel look for the bytes FF D8 as before. Repeat for the 4th one.

Ow my God! I did it! :D
Thanks a lot dude! Thanks a lot! Yeeeeeeey I did it!! :D
You help me a lot! Thank you! :D
so there I should put my pointer, I though it was F78FD before lol xD
Thanks again dude! :D

Pum · 2015-11-17 21:59:09

hacker wrote:

Ow my God! I did it! :D
Thanks a lot dude! Thanks a lot! Yeeeeeeey I did it!! :D
You help me a lot! Thank you! :D
so there I should put my pointer, I though it was F78FD before lol xD
Thanks again dude! :D

:) I'm glad you got it to work

hacker · 2015-11-17 22:14:24

Finally Iam back to hacking Pokemon again xD

Pum · 2015-11-19 03:21:32

Added a new one : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMRUTZoliQ4

hacker · 2015-11-20 15:53:54

niiiice :D b
how can you make it perfectly? I even still bad in music making, xD

Pum · 2015-11-21 04:21:28

hacker wrote:

niiiice :D b
how can you make it perfectly? I even still bad in music making, xD

Practice, Patience and knowledge. Specially the 2nd

Skeetendo

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GSC 8-bit song devamps by Pum. (Last update 1/9/2018)

--Pokémon Conquest--

--Golden Sun--

--Main Pokemon games--

--Touhou--

--Final Fantasy--

--The Binding of Isaac--

--Classical Pieces--

--Others--

--Composed MIDIs from scratch--

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