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19 is wave beam actually. It's cool. I'll just use sound files for the sounds it doesn't have.

Awesome! Thanks. It does seem to be missing three sound effects I need: Bomb Explode, Long Beam, and Ice Beam. I can just use prerecorded sounds for those if you can't get them in the NSF. Actually maybe track 15 is supposed to be the bomb explode. But I think it's also missing the sound for when yo...

Thanks again Dwedit. I added you to the credits under special thanks since you've helped me so much. So am I pretty much screwed with the Metroid sounds? Is there any way to get them from the nes version?

Edit: My copy of Metroid FDS was the same as yours.

I tried playing the Metroid FDS Nsf in FCEUX and it plays the same sounds that Game Music Emu did. I don't think the other sounds are there. So am I out of luck? Would I have to learn to rip the Metroid NSF myself? Edit: Thanks for the Mega Man 1 NSF. I tried finding the remapping thing but I don't ...

It uses Game Music Emu. So are you saying the sound effects are there, but Game Music Emu can't play them?

I'm not sure how flash does math, but I know it needs floating points for sound. Anyway, I got all the sound effects I needed for the previous NSFs and I have them working in the game. There is one problem. The Metroid FDS NSF only has about half the sound effects from the game. Does anyone know how...

I think, for a Flash game it would be better to not use NSFs as is (with all the ripped code and music data), but to convert them into a simple register writes log. This way you'll only need to emulate sound hardware without CPU and memory. I'm not sure I understand what you mean. It seems to work ...

Awesome! I was able to get everything I needed with all the info you provided. I was also able to use the same technique to get the sound effects from the Mega Man 2 nsf. Thanks for helping me. I need to ask on here more often when I need help!

Hi. I need NSFs with sound effects for my game, Super Mario Bros. Crossover . Previously I was using prerecorded sound effects, but it'd save a lot of memory if I can read sfx directly from nsf files in-game. A few games that I need nsfs with sound effects are Contra, The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, a...

Thanks guys that is very, very helpful. I'll be sure to start playing around with it when I have some extra time.

I'm still learning how to use a hex editor and that sort of thing. I know how to change the number of tracks but I don't know what it means to NOP something. Where can I find more information about this "Init code" I've been hearing so much about?

Because if you care about file size, using gzip compression as a first step to reduction is cheap and easy. Why waste effort achieving what gzip can at very little cost? Funny seeing you here... just kidding. I didn't think Game Music Emu could play zipped files. Also, I noticed in the Blaster Mast...

Thanks again! That's exactly what I needed. Why does the file size only matter after being gzipped?

Blaster Master Wow, thanks!!! This is EXACTLY what I needed. And it's all in one file too! The other song that causes the most trouble in the game is the first track in the Mega Man 3 NSF because the intro is so long. Can you make me a hacked Mega Man 3 NSF that has an additional track of that song...

Hmm... I don't think Game Music Emu supports save states, so we'll have to use the second method. So when I dump the RAM from FCEUX, do I go to a part in the game that has the music playing at the exact part I need it to start at? I think usually when I go into frame advance mode, the sound stops pl...