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I noticed something about the R3 music; the track Unused Music: Bog of Murk is the song that plays when fighting Begoniax in the GC version of the game.
 
Greenbottle3 said:
I noticed something about the R3 music; the track Unused Music: Bog of Murk is the song that plays when fighting Begoniax in the GC version of the game.
True, but it was unused in the PC version, which is what I used for naming back when I made the first rip. Killy, the maker of the "new" rip, obviously looked at my rip for naming. :P
 
Greenbottle3 said:
Does RayTunes have the Rayman Origins theme?
It has all the music from the game and from the trailers, but not from the official soundtrack. If you mean the theme from the first trailer, it's not on the official soundtrack.
 
Yes, that's what I mean. I just want it without any talking or sound effects from the first trailer.
 
Haruka said:
Right, in the PC version that music does not appear, while in the others it does.
On my PC version of Rayman 3 the Beagonix music plays just fine, it's the presto violin solo.
 
Greenbottle3 said:
Yes, that's what I mean. I just want it without any talking or sound effects from the first trailer.
So does RayTunes have it without the narration? I can't find it.
 
Greenbottle3 said:
Greenbottle3 said:
Yes, that's what I mean. I just want it without any talking or sound effects from the first trailer.
So does RayTunes have it without the narration? I can't find it.
Nope, it doesn't. There is no way it could as it wasn't in the game.
 
Drolpiraat said:
Greenbottle3 said:
Greenbottle3 said:
Yes, that's what I mean. I just want it without any talking or sound effects from the first trailer.
So does RayTunes have it without the narration? I can't find it.
Nope, it doesn't. There is no way it could as it wasn't in the game.
When I play it on my Wii, after I press it, it says "Start" and "Wii Home", and has an image of Rayman Origins, and it plays that music.
Do you understand me? I was kind of confusing.
 
Greenbottle3 said:
Drolpiraat said:
Greenbottle3 said:
Greenbottle3 said:
Yes, that's what I mean. I just want it without any talking or sound effects from the first trailer.
So does RayTunes have it without the narration? I can't find it.
Nope, it doesn't. There is no way it could as it wasn't in the game.
When I play it on my Wii, after I press it, it says "Start" and "Wii Home", and has an image of Rayman Origins, and it plays that music.
Do you understand me? I was kind of confusing.
Whoa! I see what you mean. Can't believe I missed that. Thanks a lot for this. I'll check it out right now. :D
EDIT -> What you hear is not the main theme but a short piece of Jibberish Jungle ~ Advancement. And for a few minutes I thought the trailer theme was in Origins. :/
 
It was intended to be used as the world map theme of the LotLD according to the filename in the game. It's actually just a looping version of a part of track 28 though, which plays in the Jibberish Jungle.
 
Drolpiraat said:
It was intended to be used as the world map theme of the LotLD according to the filename in the game. It's actually just a looping version of a part of track 28 though, which plays in the Jibberish Jungle.
Ah. Thanks!
 
On the Rayman Raving Rabbids section, last track, the music doesn't play, but a window inside the section appears, showing the Portal, and 'PAGE NOT FOUND' in big letters. You can go back on Raytunes inside the section, and so on (making some interesting "Yo, dawg" images). Could you fix this?
 
You're right. That will be fixed as soon as I upload my new RRR rip :)
( that's kind of soon )
 
Oh fuckig shit, I just realized how muh better FLAC are than MP3. I knew the technical details on them and everything, but I hadn't listened closely enough till just now. Unfortunately it's too late to recompile every single one of my Rayman: RoTD tracks into WAV. :boon: You'd think me of all people would notice this.

All I did was take a listen to my track "Monoculous the Mighty" In WAV format and I completely facepalmed at what a moron I'd been. Now I have to stick to MP3 for the whole soundtrack unless I can pseudo-convert the tracks I can't recompile and claim that they're FLACs.
 
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