Long story short, Xenoblade has a little sound effect that plays when the character moves; the actual sound has a normal volume but the game lowers it for some reason. I can only hear it if I turn up the TV's volume and get close to the speakers.
The sound is contained in snd.pkb, it is actually a .brsar file, however there are many brsars inside, the file simply doesn't work with BrawlBox. But that's okay, there's around 900 RWAVs in this thing and after a hex editor+winamp marathon; 500 sounds in I finally found it.
Another thing worth mentioning is that the RSAR format holds a type of volume value for each sound, unfortunately changing the values to something high had no effect at all.
Here's the part I need help with, I have the replacement sound available below. The problem is the volume, raising it digitally just makes it sound trashy and distorted. I was thinking if anyone more experienced out there could manage to raise the volume via analog means or something.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xit1m15juevkgy5/step_concrete.wav?dl=0
(It's from a Sonic game, it is smaller in size and more appealing, to me anyway.)
The original sound from Xenoblade to get an idea of how much louder it should be, I'd say making it at least 5 times more loud should do it.
The sound is contained in snd.pkb, it is actually a .brsar file, however there are many brsars inside, the file simply doesn't work with BrawlBox. But that's okay, there's around 900 RWAVs in this thing and after a hex editor+winamp marathon; 500 sounds in I finally found it.
Another thing worth mentioning is that the RSAR format holds a type of volume value for each sound, unfortunately changing the values to something high had no effect at all.
Here's the part I need help with, I have the replacement sound available below. The problem is the volume, raising it digitally just makes it sound trashy and distorted. I was thinking if anyone more experienced out there could manage to raise the volume via analog means or something.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xit1m15juevkgy5/step_concrete.wav?dl=0
(It's from a Sonic game, it is smaller in size and more appealing, to me anyway.)
The original sound from Xenoblade to get an idea of how much louder it should be, I'd say making it at least 5 times more loud should do it.
