I've been trying to find the music title/name for the Able Sisters shop but in the BGM list, it wasn't there. Can someone help me, please?
Old thread but any chance of this working for Luma 9.0 or higher? I'm kind of desperate and newish to 3DS hacking and I don't think I can downgrade my Luma to 7.0 without downgrading my b9s as well (I'm on Luma 9.1 and I think I have b9s 1.3) which seems like a pain.
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This works fine with Luma 9.1. In fact, it works fine with any version that supports game patching.
you cant do anything with the txt you need to edit real sound files.
And for people who trie to change the able sister or museum music its a bit complicatet.
These songs are 4 channeled. They have Surround with 2 channels and 2 mono channels.
The surround channels are for the normal Able Sisters theme and the 2 mono channels are both for the small shop on the side from Labelle. I dont know what is with the museum but it should be similar. If you try to edit these without all the original channels the game would crash everytime you load the song. I think this is the reason why these are not in this txt file. If you want to change these songs you definitely have to find the original ones from the romfs folder in your game file. Google it if you want to know how to get these.
I cant post links but you can search for bcstm to wav converter and take the original sound files and convert them to wav. then you use Audacity (im using the win10 store version) and try evrything you want to get this work. You need to delete the music inside of the channels than you copy your custom song into the program. then you copy the song from the new channel into the old sorround channel and then you need to change the surroundchannel to 2 mono channels with a rightclick on the sidebar of the new channel. Then you copy the music from each new mono channel into the old mono channels.
Then you have to change the export settings in the audacity settings (edit>settings>>Import / Export) to "Use Advanced Mixing Options"
If you are done you have to export the file (file>export>wav) and then set the filetype to 32bit wav
If you are done you import the wav from Audacity into LoopingAudioConverter (version 2.3.3) and set the "Output format" to bcstm. Then you have to set "For files with more then one audio channel" to "Put all channels in one file". If its not done you have to change "For files with no loop information" to "Force start-to-end loop". Then you can press "start" and your file should be converted. Now its where you have set the "Output directory" and normaly its in the "LoopingAudioConverter-[version]>output" folder.
Then you have to give the bcstm the right name and copy it in the right location of your musicpack.
And for people who trie to change the able sister or museum music its a bit complicatet.
These songs are 4 channeled. They have Surround with 2 channels and 2 mono channels.
The surround channels are for the normal Able Sisters theme and the 2 mono channels are both for the small shop on the side from Labelle. I dont know what is with the museum but it should be similar. If you try to edit these without all the original channels the game would crash everytime you load the song. I think this is the reason why these are not in this txt file. If you want to change these songs you definitely have to find the original ones from the romfs folder in your game file. Google it if you want to know how to get these.
I cant post links but you can search for bcstm to wav converter and take the original sound files and convert them to wav. then you use Audacity (im using the win10 store version) and try evrything you want to get this work. You need to delete the music inside of the channels than you copy your custom song into the program. then you copy the song from the new channel into the old sorround channel and then you need to change the surroundchannel to 2 mono channels with a rightclick on the sidebar of the new channel. Then you copy the music from each new mono channel into the old mono channels.
Then you have to change the export settings in the audacity settings (edit>settings>>Import / Export) to "Use Advanced Mixing Options"
If you are done you have to export the file (file>export>wav) and then set the filetype to 32bit wav
If you are done you import the wav from Audacity into LoopingAudioConverter (version 2.3.3) and set the "Output format" to bcstm. Then you have to set "For files with more then one audio channel" to "Put all channels in one file". If its not done you have to change "For files with no loop information" to "Force start-to-end loop". Then you can press "start" and your file should be converted. Now its where you have set the "Output directory" and normaly its in the "LoopingAudioConverter-[version]>output" folder.
Then you have to give the bcstm the right name and copy it in the right location of your musicpack.
Last edited by Yannik3112,
Just search google. Cause ya won't find it here and no ones going to link or provide addresses to where it may be. be it here or pms. as warez is against tos.
Thanks. I actually tried this before posting, and I don't know if I'm bad at finding the right things to search but the only site I could find with it was a broken link for that ISO site.
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