Hacking Pokémon X & Y cries rip???

[Reshiram_Addict]

not sure if this is the right place to post this... has anybody ripped all the cries from Pokémon X & Y??? if so, where can I download them??? or sound ripping myself...

 

[Kouen Hasuki]

Not sure that's something that could be shared here if they was ripped since there copyrighted but I have heard they have been picking apart the roms so they may be out there

 

[how_do_i_do_that]

An audio extraction tool is not likely to be available until the encryption on ROMs be reverse engineered.

You can use the audio jack to record sounds that way to your PC.

 

[Reshiram_Addict]

any way to turn off the music but keep SFX???

 

[how_do_i_do_that]

Have you tried the ingame menu options and see if you can turn off the BGM?

 

[Zeliga]

I dont think so, Not yet I think..

 

[tvoretz]

I don't have X/Y yet, but previous generations of Pokemon games have a feature in the Pokedex that plays a Pokemon's cry with no background music.

 

[Reshiram_Addict]

well X & Y plays background music in the PokéDex!!!

 

[The Real Jdbye]

well X & Y plays background music in the PokéDex!!!

In that case there's nothing you can do but wait. However if you can record the music without any other sounds, you could probably use some tool to subtract the music from the cries afterwards but sound quality would probably be heavily reduced.

 

[FAST6191]

More audio hacking huh Reshiram_Addict?

As others said the 3ds ROMs have not been decrypted yet, I have no ETA on that happening either. This pretty much leaves line out ripping as your main option.
If as you say there is background music at the time of the cries you want to rip you have basically two options.

Noise cancellation.
Some electrical madness that I am not sure you can even do (you could do it on older systems, not sure what the 3ds has for audio here unless you want to get really crazy).

Noise cancellation then, I hope the timer is more accurate than the one on the DS. The idea behind sounds are if you play the inverted sound (inversion filters are available in audio editors like audacity) then it will cancel out the sound in question. If your sound consists of background music plus cry then playing the inverted background music that is synced up to the initial capture will strip the background sounds.
Given however many hundred mons there are there and that you might not have a completed pokedex then you are in for a fun time. Doubly so for when someone gets access to the sounds proper your work will be rendered pointless.

I could see going to this effort for background audio tracks but this is just a lot of effort for just a few cries.

 

[Nurio]

Surely there's a place in the game that plays no background music? You can go there and open your Pokédex there.

 

[MelonBread]

NO THERE ISN'T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I WENT EVERYWHERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes there is. In route 14, there's a ''spooky'' house and when inside, no music plays.
So you can go there and record your pokemon cries.

 

[Nurio]

Right! I knew there was a place... I vaguely remembered there being one... I just didn't know where.