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You have to extract and convert the songs from the "bgm_dlcddx_ost.awb" file though.
If you have foobar2000 with the vgmstream plugin installed, it can actually be a simple process as you drag the file to the program and you can just play the individual tracks immediately without having to convert them. If you want the songs as standard .mp3 files though, foobar2000 provides an option to convert them as well.
Is there any way of accessing the artbook as well?
EDITED: I actually found the artbook under
Steam\steamapps\common\SonicFrontiers\image\x64\raw\dlc\artbook\ui\rpl_texture_art\artbook_img
the arts are under the file named uiRANGE_img_art_??
the ?? are numbers ex. 01,02,etc
I used visual studio 2022 to open a file and from there i can look at the art
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EDIT: I read in another thread that having mods can cause the Digital Art Book not to launch. I have already extracted the files so I will not test this.
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For others wanting to extract the files here is how I done it.
Download and extract the Command-line tools for vgmstream[dl.vgmstream.org].
In a terminal run `vgmstream/test bgm_dlcddx_ost.awb -S 0 -o ?n.wav`, adjust the paths to the appropriate locations. This command will extract each subsong in the awb file into seperate files.
After this the files have been successfully extracted.
I further converted the files to MP3 and added Metadata through FFmpeg[ffmpeg.org].
Once again, download and extract the Executable files.
Then in the terminal run:
Make the path relevenat to you, add further arguments as wanted, etc.
I used a replacement character for colons in the filename. That and/or the extra periods might cause problems in some music players, so replace them if problems occur.
I might have made a mistake with some of the metadata in the commands.
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The Mini Digital Soundtrack is... mini. It is a real shame as I would love to have more of the soundtrack, hopefully an official way to listen to the entire soundtrack will come out soon.
Specifically I want to listen to the second Island's music, to me I heard a lot of Sonic 06 inspiration, and I love Sonic 06's soundtrack.
As for the Artbook, I like the concept art a lot. Levels look more dense with natural features, and less grind rails everywhere (except lava mountain). I wish the game looked as good as the concept art, but the game in its current state looks fine, except it is less lush and has intrusive blocks and dash panels everywhere :P
thanks mate foobar2000 did the trick
Where am I supposed to put the foo_input_vgmstream.fb2k-component file in foobar folder ? Because the program can't still open awb files even with the component copied in program's root, or in components folder or in runtime folder.
I only got one wav file out of this with only one song playable, even tho the program seems to be able to see that there is multiple songs.
EDIT : After searching a bit on vgmstream guide, the following line worked for me : vgmstream-cli bgm_dlcddx_ost.awb -S 0 -o sonic_frontiers_bgm_?02s.wav