Game Audio Rip

[HumaN]

Has anyone successfully found where the audio files are stored in order to rip all the in game sounds/music?

[El Botijo]

The free DLC has some few tracks. I know it is not the complete OST.

[Wrench]

If the PC version is anything like the PS2 version, the music isn't stored in one piece - every beat, synth note, sound clip, and effect are saved as individual files that are assembled in real-time during the game. This allows everything to match up to the beats in varying positions and configurations, meaning that each playthrough can sound unique. (This is even the case for Area 5, where you're basically on the same track and timing each time.)

If you're looking for the OST, though, the original one was called "Rez Gamer's Guide To..." and has all the main tracks from the main game (minus the Area X stuff that's new for Infinite). The versions on the OST are all slightly different from what's in the games though, since the game's assembling what's essentially a remix during gameplay.

[HumaN]

Thanks for that, i found the free DLC tracks and I actually have the entire OST but I was hoping to use all the individual sounds as custom notifications or ringtones for my phone and PC. I suppose if we don't figure out where things are stored and how to rip it I could always just find an old audio dump zip.

[gaz]

did you ever find these? I am writing a rez type game and I want to mess with them during dev, obviously they will be replaced once I understand whats going on.