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In order to listen to the music (*.ogg files) on this site you will need a player that supports Vorbis like Winamp, Media Player Classic, or VLC. For more information go
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If you don't know how to open a .7Z file go here.
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2009/05/22 12:00:41 PM |
The soundtrack of the Tengen version of the NES game Tetris is now available thanks to Doommaster1994.
There are a couple other soundtracks that are waiting to be added, but I hope to automate the posting process a bit more first. Adding this soundtrack manually was a chore that I do not want to repeat. I've been working on the updating process and I hope to have it ready soon. |
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2009/05/18 08:39:23 AM |
SixStringsGeek has posted a couple new covers of famous videogame music on YouTube.
Legend of Zelda Overworld
A Boy and His Blob Intro |
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2009/05/15 07:46:22 AM |
There was a bug with the email validation of new accounts where you would get a 404 error from the link. The bug has been fixed and everyone who wasn't able to validate has now been validated. You can delete the email, you're all set. |
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2009/05/12 03:51:07 AM |
Comments have been added to the blog entries. You can also comment on other user's comments. You must be logged in to make comments, but everyone may view them.
Since the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation receives visitors from all ages, please keep your comments at or below a T for Teen rating. I am an advocate of free speech, but that doesn't mean dropping the F-bomb every other sentence. |
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2009/05/10 02:26:46 AM |
Hello,
This is my first blog and I thought I would tell everyone how I rip my music. These are the steps to me recording video game music:
1. Download the NSF (or Nintendo Sound File/Format) files and play them on VirtuaNSF.
2. Download 'Free Sound Recorder'
3. Record songs on VirtuaNSF using FSR (Free Sound Recorder)
4. Use your sound card if possible on FSR to make sure you get ONLY the music and nothing else for example:
Recording Device: SB Live! 24-Bit
Recording Mixer: What U Hear
5. Record until song is looped once (twice or more if song is very short.) |
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Welcome to the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation, a site where the music of videogames is kept alive by making it available for listening in the original formats as well as newer digital formats.
Although releasing soundtracks for videogames has become common practice these days, earlier game music fans didn't give the luxury of being able to listen to a game's music at any time. This site is a
reaction to that problem. We try to create soundtracks for games that never had them and more accurate soundtracks for the games that do.
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Site Totals
Total Games Reviewed: 212
Total Ripped Games: 199
Total Vorbis Games: 196
Total Ripped Tracks: 4,047
Total Vorbis Tracks: 2,797
Total Composers: 227
Total Vorbis Size: 4.24 GB
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