Sonic Megamix

Im a complete noob so not sure what you mean by that mate.

What id Probably do is record all the tracks I like from v3.0 to MP3 format and then put some MJ in there too

 

Step 1: Open Megamix 4
Step 2: Go To Sound Test
Step 3: Write down the name of the game and the title of the song and search for it
Step 4: ????
Step 5: Profit

 

Or simply ask around or google the GST rip. Pretty sure someone long ago made a gamerip, both v3 and v4

 

Loads of people have uploaded tracks from MegaMix onto YouTube so if you were really, really, REALLY desperate you could go there.

 

Did I forget to mention that I am Really really and possibly REALLY Desperate for this ?

 

Nice 1 Cinossu... will have a look at doing this soon :v:

 

Huh, that's interesting. Didn't know that.

 

Of course there will be some differences, mainly in percussion. Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought that the percussion used drum samples rather than FM voices for pretty much everything, which was not the case for the original versions of tunes from Columns III for example.

 

Hey, you guys who wanted a gamerip?

Here.

Includes most tracks.

 

Snagged, thanks for the rips. Listening to them now. :D

 

Thanks for that shiny thing. I appericiated it.

 

I can rip shit. its really easy just go to the little thing at the top of Kega fusion or Gens (the emulator that noobs use. No offense but its true.) Go to sound and go down to the bottom where its says dump WAV, Dump GYM, (Or in the case of fusion Dump VGM.) Its that easy. \The hot Key shortcut in Kega Fusion for dumping to WAV is Ctrl+W and likewise the hotkey for dumping VGM is CTRL+V go to Megamix 3.0's in game soundtrack and start recording shit. Easy as pie. mmmmm....Pie. I like pie!

 

You forgot to mention to convert it to .mp3 then.
However, lazy guys like me use Kega Fusion too. So there aren't just noobs.
But seriously, Gens drives my computer crazy, so there's nothing I can do, I suppose. :v:

 

No, no. Gens is the Noob's emulator, not Kega Fusion. Kega Fusion is bad ass. (I'm kind of laughing now be cause of the way I typed it.) Oh actually converting it to .MP3 is optional but yes you can do it if you are wanting to save disk space and such. I convert most of my .WAV Genesis rips to .MP3 to do just that. I also like to enhance them in both Volume levels and adding fade outs to my rips before converting them to increase quality. My rip generally sound good when burned at 4X Burning speed. (Meh, I'm not really able to afford an MP3 Player/iPod just yet.)

 

Uh... Gens isn't a "noob's emulator"; in fact, it happens to be an extremely solid and helpful program, especially in terms of quick testing, logging, dumping, and the like. Kega Fusion is more accurate, certainly, but it also falls short in other respects.

That said, this is not a topic in which to discuss emulators—it's a topic to discuss Megamix. And, quite frankly, it's doing a very bad job at that. I'm considering locking the topic again until we actually have something pertinent to announce, so if you have something to post, make sure it's both relevant and pertinent. No more bullshit.

 

Ok sorry Tweaker, my fault as I started this whole thing by asking about using old tracks from MegaMix 3.0 for when a newer version comes out.

My Bad.

 

I'm still waiting for the version that replaces the soundtrack with Sonic R inspired music, as sung by Team Megamix.


DIAMOND IN THE SKYYYYYYYYYY~

 

Damn, I'm not in Team Megamix, otherwise you could have a free Super Sonic Racing all for you..