Tonic Trouble Soundtrack

Tonic Trouble Soundtrack

A non-official rip done by someone else. I zipped it for the TT and Eric Chevalier fans.
I like this soundtrack a lot too. (Rayman is the best of course )

Download from 2shared:
http://www.2shared.com/file/11285532/b2a963a3/Tonic_Trouble_OST.html
(click on the link next to 'Save file to your PC')

New link: http://mirror.anicator.com/Tonic Trouble.zip

Kind regards,

- AniCator

Great! Thanks for all the music you've given PC!

Tonic Trouble GBC:

--=Index of Tonic Trouble Soundtrack Rips 2019=--

There are four versions of Tonic Trouble OST:
- PC Retail
- PC Special Edition (abridged)
- N64
- GBC
Which comprise to:
- line-in rips (PC Retail: 1. by Kooz (V1) 2. -||- by Mikaël "exxos77/mickey/pokazef" Bouillot from Corbac.com [LQ])
- digital rips (SE - by Kooz V2 [VLQ], V3 [HQ] - also captrured in-fly)
- game rip (Retail - extracted from game files by Droolie, SE - by CTPAX-X; unreleased)
- refreshed versions of Corbac LQ line-in (V1, V2)
And DVD 5.1 44/48kHz AC3 version [VHQ]

Download links (sorted by the quality):

DVD 5.1 48kHz lossless rip (demuxed) by Droolie (AC3):
Release info:
The tracks can be easily played in stereo with Foobar and AC3 decoder plugin, and with downmix to stereo plugin in File>Preferences>DSP.

Downmixed to stereo (FLAC):
Release info:

"No Vegetable HQ or the rest of Doc's Cave. Some parts are missing/abridged so it's a R2 PS1-like situation, but unlike that, this soundtrack also has entirely new parts!" (and two bonus tracks).

Special Edition (captured in-fly) digital rip by Kooz v3.1(with snd_cpa mod, unlike LQ 2.0):
Tonic Trouble SE (beta) Original Soundtrack v3.1 [FLAC]
Tonic Trouble SE (beta) Original Soundtrack v3.1 [V0 MP3]
(Probably) mirror (FLAC)
and mp3:

Release info:

Tonic Trouble SE (beta) Original Soundtrack v3 [FLAC]
Tonic Trouble SE (beta) Original Soundtrack v3 [V0 MP3]

Separate tracks to listen in dedicated playlist:

PC rip by Droolie (complete)
- extracted and arranged files directly from the game (non-special edition) PC version.
No line-in distortions and loss.
"It is arranged as full songs like that. Someone had already ripped it here but I re-ripped it with some minor differences.
Sadly, one or two segments were missing in this version so where necessary I carefully added the missing segments in from the only recording available of the special edition. The credits track is also from here."

https://raytunes.raymanpc.com/#tt (mp3)
http://hosting.raymanpc.com/raytunes/music/TT-FLAC.zip (FLAC)

PC line-in rip by Kooz (original APE lossless)
converted to FLAC:
mp3:


PC rip from corbac.com (mp3. low quality, probably line in):

Release info:

and old Corbac's rip amateour remasters:
- V2
- V1

Tonic Trouble SE (beta) OST v2 by Kooz (frequency limit of around 11kHz - w/o snd.cpa mod yet)


N64 (FLAC) rip by Harpic Fraicheur:

GBC (mp3) rip by L.M. Murphy

Here you go.
http://mirror.anicator.com/Tonic Trouble.zip

enjoy.
love me?

Yes, thanks ! Droolpirat should put them in RayTunes.

Thank you AniCator! It's since a very long time I don't listen Tonic Trouble's soundtrack.

AniCator said:

Here you go.
http://mirror.anicator.com/Tonic Trouble.zip

enjoy.
love me?

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Love you so much Cheers!

Tonic Trouble GBC:

Nice. I lolled when I heard it was completely different.

Tonic Trouble Soundtrack
Enchanced sound via Foobar->DSP->Noise Sharpening+Graphic Equalizer x2
Enjoy
New refresh of highs, by X-FI Crystalizer, possible at one time in future. It's not professional work.
And I know that Drolpiraat is working on 44 kHz beta version which has more tracks. We're waiting

Update
Now its my v2 version available
Check out.

Update 3,
based on Kooz Special Edition Rip.
Finally decent quality

I do not want to create a new topic about it, but the musics from the Nintendo64 version are now available!
You can download them here : https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4yh9rqeb2qih7xt/AADvV69jzb-eUhLOlWWIFu_za?dl=0
And to inform, Droolie upload them the same time as those of R3.
I hope you enjoy them.

BTW. Are they MIDIs like in Rayman 2?

I have recorded them in Flac, so, no. They aren't of an extraordinary quality, but they are good.
I can try to rip them, but it may take me more time, I am less good with rip.

They're just a captured MIDI files. But they're nice and interesting. And something's wrong with these files. My Foobar stucks during load/seek of these songs. Maybe you've exagerated a compression. And since they're the MIDIs, you would capture them at 44kHz instead 21kHz, unless in game they sounds a same. But good work.

How can I do? I am a beginner in this field, in case you have not yet noticed.

No problem But my English has some weaknesses.
You should have sample rate in program responsible for recording. When capture is done, you are save project, and then you'll choose sample rate. We predict that it have been captured already above 21kHz (ex. 44kHz>), so when you saved file to flac, it should be audible deterioration of quality. You must find when you chosen 21kHz, and change it. Also during saving to flac, you did something wrong during chosing compression. Keep it default, or some middle setting. I don't know if there is a sense of capturing all of this files again because a) we must be sure that normally in game they sounds better, and you deteriorated quality b) maybe Droolie some day will extract just MIDI files, or it's done already somewhere.
Generally remember that you done your work, and it's your free will to dig in this more.

Thanks for your help. No problem for your English, mine isn't best. (I'm French, but I try to improve my English as much as possible)

I still have my old file (with all the music in it) so I can save them in 44kHz? (Without loss of quality)

deton24 said:

we must be sure that normally in game they sounds better

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My record sounds as good as the music played during the game.. After that, I can not do more. I do not have enough experience at this level, I just wanted to help RayTunes..

Ok, I'm hearing that it's possible during evaluating sound.

I still have my old file (with all the music in it) so I can save them in 44kHz? (Without loss of quality)

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If they're nearly the same, there is no need of doing it.

Thank you for understanding! ^^

Otherwise, you speak French? It would be easier for you to communicate with me in French, my English is unreadable, as you can see ...