Muramasa Soundtrack

[Anonymous No.]

Hello /jp/, I bring you gifts.

I know some people have been looking around and asking for this for a while.

I managed to find it, converted it to 320kbps MP3 and properly tagged/labelled it.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BKSKIQL0

Enjoy.

Also, I have the songs CD too, which is uploading at the moment.

[Anonymous No.]

Awesome

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=28MJO5CA

And here's the theme song.

Tracklists for both can be found here:
http://vgmdb.net/album/15599
http://vgmdb.net/album/16210

[Anonymous No.]

GJ

[Anonymous No.]

Bump for an awesome soundtrack.

[Anonymous No.]

Bumping.

[Anonymous No.]

Goddam Fallen Leaves, just hearing it again kill me.
Hikaru ;_;!

[Anonymous No.]

Bump.

[Anonymous No.]

You, anon, are a God among men. I was even going to buy this stuff, because no one bothered to upload it. Here, have some delicious Kaigen.

Maybe I should scan my Nitroplus Complete when it arrives.

[Anonymous No.]

Bump for awesomeness.

>>4185177
How accurate are the English track names here? I'm too lazy to check all the proper names right now.

By the way, some scans of CD case and stuff would be nice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4186593
At the very least, Six Polo should be Rokuhara, and Village is obviously Muramasa.

Damn, I can't listen to Friendship and Dance without remembering this scene. Ever.

[Anonymous No.]

OP here.

>>4186169
Supporting companies that deserve it by buying their things isn't a bad thing!

Though I never bought this either. If this stuff didn't actually put a hole in my wallet then I'd be more inclined to buy it.

>>4186593
I downloaded this off some chinese guy's ftp so I can't help you with the scans. Best I have are the two covers I posted here.

As for the guy's translations, I'm not very good at kanji so I can't comment on the track names. Though, the poster above me pointed out some errors so it seems most of them are just name-related.

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>>4185115
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[Anonymous No.]

>>4186957
>Supporting companies that deserve it by buying their things isn't a bad thing!
I know. I just wish some CD store could order some of these for me. I could always buy them off Amazon or something, but I just don't want to spend tons of money on shipping and stuff.

>I downloaded this off some chinese guy's ftp so I can't help you with the scans. Best I have are the two covers I posted here.
So I still do have a reason to buy them. Well, that won't happen anytime soon, anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4185117
>converted it to 320kbps MP3
I'm not trying to be picky here, but in the future, please consider using LAME's V0 preset instead. There's no reason to use 320 kbps CBR unless you happen to have a player that doesn't do VBR (and I don't know of any that don't).

[Anonymous No.]

>>4187011
Even the store is bound to charge you outrageous prices for import CDs. Ridiculous shipping costs + import fees fucking hurt.

>>4187023
I'm really no expert on this kinda stuff. I just used some free converter and tried to keep as much of the original quality as possible.

I still have the original .wav file on me, so if you tell me how to do this LAME V0 conversion then I could upload a version of that (depending on filesize), or if you prefer I can point you to the ftp itself where the file is ~900Mb.

[Anonymous No.]

Awesome

[Anonymous No.]

>>4187062
LAME is just an MP3 codec, any frontend should work.

You can use Foobar to convert it. Even stuff like Audacity works.

If you need a simple LAME frontend, there's all2lame:
http://members.home.nl/w.speek/all2lame.htm

Throw this in the switches:
-V0 --vbr-new

[StonedAnonymous !XUUanJpkos No.]

>>4185117

If you can get me FLACs of the OSTs then I will worship you

[Anonymous No.]

>>4187140
>StonedAnonymous
Go away.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4187131
Man, going through all this again seems like too much effort. I may possibly get around to it over the weekend when I'm not as busy.

Thanks though, I'll probably use that encoder in the future, it's certainly less hassle than what I went through.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4187416
If you want a quick tutorial:
Grab all2lame, unzip to a folder:
http://members.home.nl/w.speek/download/all2lame.zip

Grab the latest Lame bundle. Decompress lame.exe and lame_enc.dll to the all2lame folder.
http://www.rarewares.org/dancer/dancer.php?f=226

Get Tag as well, put it in the all2lame folder.
http://members.home.nl/w.speek/download/Tag.zip

Add this option in switches:
-V0 --vbr-new

Add the .wav files with "Add Files" and mess with the "Tag configuration" to add IDv3 tags (or you can just leave that alone and add the tags afterwards with another program). Hit "Encode" and you're done.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4187450
Cheers, I have the codec installed.

I'll get around to re-encoding the thing tomorrow or sometime later.

[Anonymous No.]

Bumping this one more time before I go to sleep.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4187023
A lot of people argue that there's no discernable difference (in quality) between 320kbps CBR and a space-saving VBR if ripped from the same source. Out of curiosity, where does FLAC fit into all of this, and are there people out there who can really tell the difference between lossless and lossy?