Pikzilla said:Hey,I can't find anything to convert .org files. IS there anything to do that?
Pikzilla said:It's not the ipod I'm looking for; I',m trying to use original .orgs in a game that I'm developing. I already have audacity, but will recording it cause imperfections in the quality?
But it just happens to be the most efficient method to obtain mp3s from files in any and every music format ever created. If you can play it then you can get an mp3 of it.VoidMage_Lowell said:Well, really that's not converting, it's just recording the sounds
Noxid said:What are you guys talking about? There's a way to convert orgs to mp3, just not directly. You can get the Org2XM thingamajig from the tribute site,
http://www.miraigamer.net/cavestory/downloads_6.php
and convert the org files to .xm modules (whatever that means...)
The next step from there is to get some kind of program to convert .xm to .mp3
I found this one called the WAV mp3 converter
http://www.wav-mp3.com/convert-xm-to-mp3.htm
This has a free trial version that converts up to 60% of your song unless you pay money... but that's not a problem! before you convert to .xm from your org, make a copy of and take the number of measures and multiply it by 5/3. Now, the last 40% is blank space and the 60% is all your song!
I've done this to make mp3 of some of the songs I've written. The sound quality does suffer a tad from all the conversions (volume in particular gets rather low) but it does work.
NOTE: the org2xm converter is a dos(?) program and it's confusing to say the least. I'd recommend reading the instructions a few times before trying to use it.
It is not.I need help to convert mp3 to org... if thats possible.
This is mp3. There is no note information to extract. It's all pre-rendered audio data.Well, in theory one could write a program to fourier the audio file and extract the notes and convert them to org format but that'd be a massive pain in the ass.
It only works for the original ORG files...What are you guys talking about? There's a way to convert orgs to mp3, just not directly. You can get the Org2XM thingamajig from the tribute site, http://www.miraigamer.net/cavestory/downloads_6.php and convert the org files to .xm modules (whatever that means...) The next step from there is to get some kind of program to convert .xm to .mp3 I found this one called the WAV mp3 converter http://www.wav-mp3.com/convert-xm-to-mp3.htm This has a free trial version that converts up to 60% of your song unless you pay money... but that's not a problem! before you convert to .xm from your org, make a copy of and take the number of measures and multiply it by 5/3. Now, the last 40% is blank space and the 60% is all your song! I've done this to make mp3 of some of the songs I've written. The sound quality does suffer a tad from all the conversions (volume in particular gets rather low) but it does work. NOTE: the org2xm converter is a dos(?) program and it's confusing to say the least. I'd recommend reading the instructions a few times before trying to use it.