Where is the rest of the OST?

[Kranden]

Only 5 songs are available in the extras folder? Where do I get the rest of the soundtrack? I wanted to pull a few files to put on my phone for ringtones and such.

[Melodia]

The ones in the extras are all you get.

[Faiyez]

Originally posted by Kranden:

Only 5 songs are available in the extras folder? Where do I get the rest of the soundtrack? I wanted to pull a few files to put on my phone for ringtones and such.

They never promised a full OST.

[Zunnoab #931]

I wonder if they will finally sell it now that all six are out.

People have extracted the music and turned it into soundtracks but an official release would be nice.

[Rhyagelle]

Those are the only ones we were given.

[Leviathan]

Originally posted by Kranden:

Where do I get the rest of the soundtrack?

In the ff6_bgm_assets_all_181eb630118efa8542dab51f7e8d2795.bundle file.

You'd need to extract it and convert it to .wav before you can use it though. In the modding discord there is a guide for that.

[Mitch Miller]

Yeah I'd love an option to buy this, anywhere

[Inspector Gesicht]

_files_

[Kranden]

Originally posted by Leviathan:

Originally posted by Kranden:

Where do I get the rest of the soundtrack?

In the ff6_bgm_assets_all_181eb630118efa8542dab51f7e8d2795.bundle file.

You'd need to extract it and convert it to .wav before you can use it though. In the modding discord there is a guide for that.

Thanks bro, this is exactly what I was looking for.

[Dadalama]

Originally posted by Kranden:

Only 5 songs are available in the extras folder? Where do I get the rest of the soundtrack? I wanted to pull a few files to put on my phone for ringtones and such.

Yeah prepare for the tedium of ripping with asset studio and audio mog! Worth it but... damn

[Kranden]

Originally posted by Dadalama:

Originally posted by Kranden:

Only 5 songs are available in the extras folder? Where do I get the rest of the soundtrack? I wanted to pull a few files to put on my phone for ringtones and such.

Yeah prepare for the tedium of ripping with asset studio and audio mog! Worth it but... damn

Yeah It would be nicer to just be given the files, but I don't mind having to extract them myself, I'm sure ill be able to figure it out now that I know where to look.

[Leviathan]

I don't think I could give you the files without risking something so yeah, you can extract them yourself :D.

It's not that bad. You just open Asset studio, load that file and choose extract all. After that remove the ".bytes" extension from the extracted files, then select them and drag them to Audiomog executable and it'll do the rest. The audio files now are in different folders, so you can search *.wav, that way you can select all the files and move them to a single folder.

To remove the .bytes extension on bulk you just have to open powershell and write

cd "Directory of the .bytes files"

and then

dir | rename-item -NewName {$_.name -replace ".bytes”,””}

[Dadalama]

Originally posted by Leviathan:

I don't think I could give you the files without risking something so yeah, you can extract them yourself :D.

It's not that bad. You just open Asset studio, load that file and choose extract all. After that remove the ".bytes" extension from the extracted files, then select them and drag them to Audiomog executable and it'll do the rest. The audio files now are in different folders, so you can search *.wav, that way you can select all the files and move them to a single folder.

To remove the .bytes extension on bulk you just have to open powershell and write

cd "Directory of the .bytes files"

and then

dir | rename-item -NewName {$_.name -replace ".bytes”,””}

I used linux for 5 years and coming back to windows 7 I never once thought to learn how windows terminal works. Thanks man

[Zunnoab #931]

Originally posted by Dadalama:

Originally posted by Leviathan:

I don't think I could give you the files without risking something so yeah, you can extract them yourself :D.

It's not that bad. You just open Asset studio, load that file and choose extract all. After that remove the ".bytes" extension from the extracted files, then select them and drag them to Audiomog executable and it'll do the rest. The audio files now are in different folders, so you can search *.wav, that way you can select all the files and move them to a single folder.

To remove the .bytes extension on bulk you just have to open powershell and write

and then

I used linux for 5 years and coming back to windows 7 I never once thought to learn how windows terminal works. Thanks man

Just remember there are two different things:
cmd and PowerShell.

[Kranden]

Already finished, thanks guys! Now I can enjoy the soundtrack while I get stuff I have to do today done before I sit down and play the game itself later :D

[Eltia]

Music modding guide[discord.com] for those who care.