Homebrew Can anyone help me make sound for custom theme?

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I mean ive tried following every guide I start with a 20mb mp3 i make it smaller than 3.30 mb its approximate 2.7mb and it still doesnt work.
Any help is appreciated.
 
If you already have the mp3 which you want to use as bcm, you have just to convert it in WAV file with audacity. Then, using YATA+, you need convert this one into a bcstm file. The result must be less then 3.3 MB to work properly and has to be renamed bgm.bcstm.
 
Last edited by Manuel9181,
hello! i have used audacity before.

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do not forget to set the project rate in a lower hz in case if the intended music file will be over 3.3mb!

also, i always have the music end at the same sample where it would loop. this helps me know how large the .bcstm file will be.
 
If you already have the mp3 which you want to use as bcm, you have just to convert it in WAV file with audacity. Then, using YATA+, you need convert this one into a bcstm file. The result must be less then 3.3 MB to work properly and has to be renamed bgm.bcstm.
Yea i did that and it worked one time but i turned off my 3ds. When i turned it back on it sounded bad.
 
Yea i did that and it worked one time but i turned off my 3ds. When i turned it back on it sounded bad.
This is pretty strange. Personally I never had any kind of issues with my themes so I don't know what's happening with your device...
 
Oh God, transcoding lossy formats to lossless. Thank fuck you can't tell a difference on the 3DS's speakers, but using headphones would make it very noticeable. You'd be better off finding a FLAC variant of what you're wanting to use and transcoding that to WAV. Sorry for not being actually helpful, but this is coming from someone that appreciates quality.
 
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Oh God, transcoding lossy formats to lossless. Thank fuck you can't tell a difference on the 3DS's speakers, but using headphones would make it very noticeable. You'd be better off finding a FLAC variant of what you're wanting to use and transcoding that to WAV. Sorry for not being actually helpful, but this is coming from someone that appreciates quality.
so you're saying to find a song in flac format instead of any other. right?
 
Last edited by Manuel9181,
so you're saying to find a song in flac format instead of any other. right?
I mean, for quality's sake. Any time you "convert" a lossy (mp3) format to a lossless (FLAC/WAV) format, there's a major loss in quality. And who knows, maybe using a FLAC file would work better.
 
I mean, for quality's sake. Any time you "convert" a lossy (mp3) format to a lossless (FLAC/WAV) format, there's a major loss in quality. And who knows, maybe using a FLAC file would work better.
Ok i understand you ill give it a try.
 

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