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TheTimebreaker |
Posted on 05-14-18, 10:29 pm
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Ninji
W1 out :) Karma: 544 Posts: 59/229 Since: 10-22-17 |
Hello everyone,
Due to the fact that the Music and Sound Hacking guide on this site is pretty old, kind of outdated, misses some newer information and is kind of complicated and hard to understand, I plan to write a New and easier-to-understand guide (if thats ok for everyone). For doing this I need some background information. To be exactly: i couldn't find informations about what exactly those .swar and .swav files are. Thanks for reading Greets BooChewbaca _________________________ previously (un)known as BooChewbaca |
DaneGaming |
Posted on 05-14-18, 10:50 pm
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Red Paratroopa
who am i Karma: 106 Posts: 85/172 Since: 04-15-18 |
.swar is basically an extra sound file. .swav idk what that is.
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newluigidev |
Posted on 05-15-18, 09:12 am
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Nipper Plant
Karma: 2406 Posts: 350/417 Since: 08-17-15 |
.swar is a SoundWaveArchive, it holds all the .swavs, which are basically DS WAVs
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Thierry |
Posted on 05-15-18, 10:11 am
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この記号は… 解読できないよ…
Karma: 6012 Posts: 2380/2723 Since: 01-17-13 |
Posted by BooChewbaca I plan to write a New and easier-to-understand guide I actually planned to make one for a while now, at least from SSEQ insertion to instrumental replacement. I might actually do it, there's a unexpected rise in interest lately. a few other experienced peeps had the same idea, by the way. |
TheTimebreaker |
Posted on 05-15-18, 11:00 am
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Ninji
W1 out :) Karma: 544 Posts: 62/229 Since: 10-22-17 |
Over on the MvL Discord i wrote a little guide for inserting music into NSMBDS.
Thought I could post it over here. But then I realzied that a new music guide would also be helpful. Wanna make it in the next few days (if that is ok for you) Also thank you all for the replies _________________________ previously (un)known as BooChewbaca |
DaneGaming |
Posted on 05-15-18, 12:00 pm
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Red Paratroopa
who am i Karma: 106 Posts: 89/172 Since: 04-15-18 |
atm Nitro Studio can't edit SWAR's but I actually want to edit them.
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KTRMAmbiance |
Posted on 05-15-18, 02:19 pm
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Buzzy Beetle
Karma: 928 Posts: 228/392 Since: 11-20-15 |
You can use swav2swar if you have many SWAV files. swav2swar packs SWAV files into a SWAR, and to extract SWAVs from a SWAR, you can use Kiwi DS.
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Bloom, Fairy of Fire |
Posted on 05-15-18, 09:20 pm
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KingYoshi rereg.
Karma: 40 Posts: 21/41 Since: 12-21-17 |
Posted by DaneGaming atm Nitro Studio can't edit SWAR's but I actually want to edit them. I really doubt Nitro Studio doesn't support that. Are you sure you have the latest build? The main problem with Orengefox's tutorial — the most extended one that most people use — is that it's outdated. And yea, some stuff could've been explained more "starter-friendly" I suppose. Btw, did you guys notice Orengefox has been removing his tutorial on all forums he uploaded it? It's pretty strange, I mean, it has been so long since he was active in the DS (Music) Hacking scene, and now he decides not to share his old work anymore. |
Gota7 |
Posted on 06-12-18, 12:09 am
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Red Goomba
Karma: 198 Posts: 29/35 Since: 09-04-16 |
Nitro Studio doesn't support SWARs. Yes, it does, and has for a while now. Edit a SWAR or SBNK by double clicking on it. Maybe I should have made that more clear at some point, but oh well. Anyways, here is some info about each file:
SWARThese are known as Sound Wave Archives. Think of them as like a folder of SWAV files. There really isn't much else to say about them. Banks can hook up to multiple of these and use their SWAVS for audio. SWAVThe DS's version of a wave file. These are generally used for instrument samples, SFX, voice clips, and other things. They can be PCM8, PCM16, or ADPCM encoded, but that's not really important. SSEQ uses SBNK for instruments, SBNK uses SWAR for instrument sounds.
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