MIDI export is almost 100% working, depending somewhat on what game. Planned: Move (and resize) files in the ROM (even non-music-related files) search for and attempt to update pointers in code and tables to files that are being moved.Planned: Edit and tag Audiobank data MIDI export will look at the instrument used by the current sequence to determine what instruments to use, and the user may create new instrument sets to play imported MIDIs.Edit Audioseq data directly in the GUI, for instance, to add commands required by the format but not included by the MIDI conversion.Save all information about the game (Audioseq format, table addresses, etc.) in a human-editable (XML) file, which contains no copyrighted data and may be freely distributed.All options necessary to support other games (with vaguely similar formats) are configurable using the GUI. User-editable definition of the Audioseq format, to support differences between games.Full MIDI import/export-no MML or unhelpful raw data formats.Compatible with all N64 games that use variations on the Audioseq format (tested & confirmed so far with Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, and Yoshi's Story).

Mature, comprehensible GUI-not a MS-DOS command-line utility!.GPL licensed, cross-platform (Juce C++, full-speed on Windows, Mac, Linux).I have been developing a utility, SEQ64, to work with sequenced music files in first-party N64 games.įeatures (working, in progress, or planned):

Mario kart 64 music changes