_____Dude! It's easier than a drunk squirrel falling off a log...!
Well, if that log were made out of internet links, and that
squirrel was made from a frozen fetus past its expiration date.
Maybe throw in some fermented nuts, and we've got ourselves
a little forest hoe-down! Hells yeah! Okay, done now. Here's how
you do it.
1. Get a program called AUDACITY. Not only can you use it to edit
music for RE games, you can also use it for doing most anything you
want to most any music.
www.audacityteam.org/ -->Hey! I'm pretty sure that "vanilla" Audacity now supports *.ogg,
or the version I do...does. But if not, troll around for OGG codecs
for Audacity and what-not.
2. a Good! Now find "bgm0110.sngw" in your copy of Resident Evil 6.
That's the music which plays when you're picking a stage and what-not
for Mercenaries.
b. Now, RENAME "bgm0110.sngw" to bmg0110.ogg. Heh, it was an
*.ogg file all along! Sneaky, sneaky...
c. OPEN bgm0110.ogg in an Audacity window.
3. Open ANOTHER Audacity window with the music you want to use.
--Use CTRL+A to select all of your music.
--PASTE YOUR MUSIC tracks into the window with bgm0110.
--If done correctly, your music tracks should replace all the ones in
bgm0110.ogg.
-->Mais, faites attention! When you copy and paste, make sure your
new tracks match the style of the previous track. For example, a
lot of original files in RE6 have blank or silent tracks.
4. Use the EXPORT function in Audacity under "File." Export your NEW
bgm0110.ogg as *.ogg.
--Be sure to export ALL channels. Don't down-mix into two channels.
--In fact, make sure that ALL the meta-data is preserved.
--Rename your NEW file bgm0110.ogg to bgm0110.sngw. Put THAT
in your game in the BGM directory where you found bgm0110.sngw
and a copy of Stephen King's JOYLAND written in French.
Sorry, tried to make it simple, but this is what we have to do to
keep our squirrels plentiful since we don't have a simple converter
program. I'd LOVE to have an app that converts RE2 Remake
textures into BMP and then vice-versa and cooks squirrel meat
at the same time, but that's not happening...
