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Updates: DailyThe list is still under construction.I work every day to fix everything, but it takes some time.Therefore I ask for your understanding.Thank you!Since Zodiacmaster hasn't been on the forum for over a year (let's hope he's fine), it's time for a new Lossless VGM thread.Jessie suggested this solution in the old thread and I was thrilled with the idea to take over this task. And here we are!All lists/links from the Hidden link. To see links. have been added here. I will update all misdirecting links and add all those posted after August 20, 2018.Of course, not only are soundtracks posted in this thread, but also in the forum itself. I'll try to add lossless Soundtracks that were not posted in this thread to the list as well.

But since this is a lot of work, I will give priority to the soundtracks posted in this thread.Should it happen that you find a link to a soundtrack that can't be downloaded anymore, you are welcome to ask for a reupload. There's no guarantee,but asking doesn't hurt of course. Best with the link to the respective post of the soundtrack. And please try to remove the pictures if you prefer to quotethe respective post.Even if there is a lot to discover here, there are rules here as well.

So there are soundtracks of different kind which are not allowed to be shared here in the forum. Please take this into consideration. Here is a list: Hidden link. To see links.Of course there are also games that don't have official soundtrack albums. In such cases you can use the music files of the games and convert them.Here on this page Hidden link. To see links. you will find countless of these files.And for converting you best use Foobar together with the following components:Hidden link.

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To see links.The names of the Soundracks correspond to their official names. If you are not sure about the name, visit the page: Hidden link. To see links. Credits goes to Hidden link. To see links.

for providing information on Macintosh stuff.I'm new to extracting files from a CD, how should I best approach it?For Windows use Exact Audio Copy, and also read Hidden link. To see links. to make sure your rip is done properly.For Macintosh, Hidden link. To see links. is your best bet. Hidden link. To see links.

to get started with the program.For Linux, Hidden link. To see links. is your best bet.What is tagging and which programs should I use?Tagging is the process of applying or editing information of a music file. Things such as album name, artist and song name are metadata information known as 'tags'.

It's a must when working with an official soundtrack in order to provide the proper information. Since you would need to type-in the information by hand for each file otherwise, a proper tagging tool can save a good amount of time.As for recommended programs:. Windows: Hidden link. To see links.

or Hidden link. To see links. (Hidden link. To see links.). Macintosh: Hidden link. To see links. will do the job just fine, but in case it's not sufficient for your needs, give Hidden link.

To see links. a try. You can use Hidden link. To see links. for adding CD cover images to lossless files (You can use XLD to check if the images have been applied correctly).For information about official soundtracks, check out Hidden link.

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as well. Depending on the program, you can set it up to fetch information from its database automatically instead of typing all the information manually.Which archive program should I use?For Windows, any archiving program does the job in theory. However in practice the two most-common programs used are either Hidden link. To see links.

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Personally, I don't see any superior advantage for WinRAR, so don't waste money on that and go with 7-zip instead.For Macintosh, things are a bit different. There is no ultimate program that does extracting, compression and split-archive creation all in one. Also, when creating an archive on Mac, system-specific files such as DSStore might be accidentally included - some archivers will omit them when archiving automatically. Hidden link. To see links.

Can create.rar files, make split archives, and supports several formats. It also removes mac files (dsstore). Hidden link. To see links. has a simple drag and drop interface with the option of a password. The only formats you should use is either zip or 7zip (does not de-compress). Hidden link.

To see links. is a similar app. Both Hidden link. To see links. and Hidden link. To see links. are good for extraction-only.On a side note, if you end up with.tak files on Mac, things might get tricky.

XLD can handle it if you use Wine, but OS X 10.7 and below can support these with XLD and Wine, but 10.80 and up cannot.I have an image file/I want to convert a music file from one format to another. What program should I use?For working with image files, use either EAC or Cuetools.No matter what other people might say, NEVER use Medieval Cue Splitter, for it creates imperfect results. Hidden link. To see links.There also is Hidden link. To see links. which can be used for both image and file format conversion.Which filehoster should I use to upload my files?First and foremost, NEVER ever use so-called cloud storage services like Google Drive or Dropbox. The chances of the files being reported and deleted are very high there, so don't think the files can survive there for long.MEGA is your best option nowadays, a good second option is Mediafire.What should I keep in mind when uploading my files?.

First and foremost: When posting links here in the forum, DO NOT paste your links as plain text, but use the URL formatting instead. Otherwise links are treated as normal text and can be seen by non-registered users - and links are not shown to non-registered users for a reason. Use a password for your archive files, this way a filehoster can't check the content and might delete it. When using 7-Zip, make sure to check 'Encrypt file names' - this will prevent anyone from seeing the content unless they type in the password. Don't call your archive filenames after the game they're from. Don't use the artist or the developer/publisher either.

Use either an abbreviation (for example: Vagrant Story becomes VTSY) or a name that sounds like a normal thing (for example: 'Zodiacmaster's Throne' might be the name of a track from a soundtrack, but individual track names are less obvious than the game name itself).The same goes for links of course: Call them 'Part 1' or 'Download' but not after the game itself. Use a link anonymizer so that the referral of a link posted here won't trace back to this place. Good websites for this job are anonym.to, lix.in and safelinking.net for instance. A special note on Mediafire: Don't use.rar archives there, they'll block split-archives.

However 7-zip split-archives work, so use that instead. A recent development of some filehosters is that they'll block all sorts of split-archive files, period. I don't know which one do this or if this is just Mediafire, but in case you encounter one, remove the file extension from your files. This way the user has to add the file extensions manually, which is the least of his troubles at the end of the day. It's still better than a blocked file.Any other tips or recommendations for posting links in this thread?. Due to human psychology and laziness, people tend to recognize and maybe even prioritize a post with an image rather than a text-only post. Visual tops informal on the internet sometimes, after all.Therefore, post an image of the CD cover or the game cover along with your links.

It has become the norm for most people anyway, so try to do it as well if possible. Providing a VGMdb link would be helpful as well. Also, remember the Netiquette: It's ok to ask for a reupload or request once, you can even ask for several games at once but don't overdo it. And if you're quoting an old post for your reupload request, don't quote it fully if it's very long. Usually the first image and link from a multiple game post is enough, people can always click the quote and check the full post on their own anyway.

Fullquotes of such lengthy posts, however, makes it difficult to navigate through the pages otherwise. This one is Mac-specific: When working with applications or archives, the OS will build up inactive memory which will slow the computer considerably if left unchecked. You can use Hidden link. To see links.

to check your system's memory usage.Inactive memory is meant to keep RAM active 'just in case' you decide to re-open an app. However, you will experience freezes/hangs if it does not purge itself. So try using Hidden link.

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You'll also notice a difference in fan speed. Last but not least, remember to thank an uploader if you're grateful for a specific and/or rare upload. If you don't want to post every time, at least click on the 'Like' button at the bottom-right of a post.Can I post gamerips here?It depends.

This thread is for music that is of best quality aka lossless. Therefore, a line-in gamerip or a rip based off some MP3 files are not acceptable. If you have those, post them in their own thread but not here.That said, sometimes a game never received an official CD release or the one released only has a part of the whole soundtrack, but not everything.

In such a case, a good gamerip can be a good addition to one's collection.The following criteria must be fulfilled for a gamerip to be listed here:. The source files used for the gamerip must be at least somewhat-high quality. With that I mean: WAV, OGG or an audio stream format.

It must be properly-tagged (don't leave them as their source filename (i.e. 'file0001') but give them a name one can associate with the game somehow.) Don't be afraid if your naming scheme or the artist information are wrong, anything is better than just providing the extracted files as-is. It must be in FLAC or another lossless format.

If you have.wav files, please convert them as they're too big.On the following page you will find countless gamerips, always worth a look: vgm.hcs64.comI can't play a format with my player/the format is not supported on my OS. What to do?For Windows (and to that extend, via Wine), there exist converter programs like Hidden link. To see links. There may be others, but this is the one I use myself, it is free and works well.Someone posted a single image file and I don't know how to turn it into separate music files.

Help!Again, Hidden link. To see links. is your friend.

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