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Posted on 08-10-08 07:55:09 AM Link | Quote
Here is some more useful information.

The commands around 0x90 change when in an instrument channel. The command now loads multiple music scores into the instrument and plays them. By assigning multiple scores to an instrument SM64 can play two or more notes at the same time, or allow the notes to offset each other. In the music data 0xFF is again used to jump back or end the note data.

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[9*] [0082]
1: Score number.
2: Offset to note data.
------------------------------------

In the note data there is a few other command that have different lengths. Commands such as 0xE8, 0xE6, and 0xE3 are one byte in length. I don’t quite know how they are used but I think they are used to lengthen the previous note out. (Actually since I don’t know the length of every note command, the commands might be differ.)


For experimentation in making music I suggest people use NEMU. By going to 801F8250 in the ram, you will find the exact data for the song that is currently playing in the game. You can then change the data and it will show you results without having to open and close the game. Anything you want permanently altered though has to be written to the Rom. (By the way NEMU doesn’t like the extended rom so any experimentation has to be done with the original SM64 rom.)


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Posted on 08-10-08 06:25:56 PM (last edited by messiaen at 08-16-08 04:53 PM) Link | Quote
Ops, acidentally deleted this post. Anyway, rstewart215804, this was just the piece of info I was looking for!

I'm doing a 100% "deconstruction" of the Toad's Music, here is how far I got. I omitted the music data because I'm not done with it, and because the overall format should be our focus now.

One easy way to find out what's in a channel before looking at the music data is to replace all the main 0x9x pointers with the same value. This is a good trick to use also on level scripts to NOPe something (ie, creating a repeated 0x22 command).

It's also worth looking for bit patterns in these 1 byte commands.


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Toad's music - 0x7CA8F0
------------------------

D3 80 (Sort of Header?)

D7 01 81 <- According to DJ Bouche, Channel enable flag?

90 00 19 <-- Pointer to track data (chan 00?) --> E E E E G G F G A B
97 00 2D <-- Pointer to track data (chan 07?) --> C Bb A Ab G
98 00 47 <-- Pointer to track data (chan 08?) --> C Bb A Ab G one octave lower

DB 50

DD AA (Tempo = 170 BPM)

FD 81 28
D6 01 81 <-- Probably related to the 0xD7 on the beggining (certainly not a jump)
FF

------
0x19 <-- Entry-point for channel 00?
------

C4
90 00 5B <-- Call this
91 00 79 <-- Call this

DF 7F 6A
DD 4A
D4 14
C1 00
FD 81 20
FF

------
0x2D <-- Entry-point for channel 07?
------
C4
90 00 86 <-- Call this
91 00 93 <-- Call this
92 00 A0 <-- Call this
93 00 AB <-- Call this
DF 7F 69
DD 36 <-- In this context, I don't think this is the tempo setting.
D4 14
C1 07
FD 81 28
FF

-----
0x47 <-- Entry point for channel 08?
-----

C4 <-- Marks the beggining / initializes something?
90 00 B8 <-- Call this
91 00 C5 <-- Call this
C1 08
DF 6E 68
DD 28
D4 14
FD 81 28
FF
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Posted on 08-10-08 09:31:28 PM Link | Quote
I chose the File Select song as the one I experimented with. Like Toads Song it is short and repeats a lot. I choose a similar way of getting only one score to play by muteing all the instruments that I don’t want and then re-pointing any extra scores to a 0xFF. Here is some of the song data and the first score to show what the notes are like.

///////////////////////////////////////

SM64 -- 7CC1D0


RAM  -- 801F8250

SONG -- 801F826B

///////////////////////////////////////

D380    // Song Header

D7020F  // channel enable flag

900022  // set channel instrument

910036  // set channel instrument

92004A  // set channel instrument

93005E  // set channel instrument

99006F  // set channel instrument

DB41    // set global volume

DD64    // set speed (BPM)

////////// Start of song

FD8600

FB0005  // Number of instruments??

D6020F  // Jump to

FF      // End Track

C4      // Start Instrument ??

900082  // set music score

91010E  // set music score

C100    // set instrument

DF7F6D  // set instrument volume

DD36    // set speed (BPM)

D428 

FD85F8

FF

C4      

90016B  // set music score

9101F9  // set music score

DF646C  // set instrument volume

DD6E    // set speed (BPM)

D428 

C101    // set instrument

FD8600

FF    // end data

C4      

900256  // set music score

910272  // set music score

C102    // set instrument

DF7F6B  // set instrument volume 

DD46    // set speed (BPM)

D428 

FD8600

FF

C4

90027F  // set music score

DF506A  // set instrument volume

DD1E    // set speed (BPM)

D428

C103    // set instrument

FD8600 

FF

C4 

900299  // set music score

DF7F69  // set instrument volume

DD40    // set speed (BPM)

D428 

C17F    // set instrument

DC00 

FD8600

FF

//////////Start of Music

[] = NOTE

() = LEGNTH

** = VOLUME

////////// -- 801F82D2

[62] (0C) *54* 

[A9]  56  *6B*

[29] (24) *54* 95 

[29] (48) *58* D5 

[29] (0C) *4E* 2B 

[A6]  52   00

[27] (24) *4E* 95

[22] (18) *52* 80

[29] (24) *4E* AA

[29] (0C) *58* 2B

[26] (78) *58* 1E

[22] (18) *54* 80

[29] (0C) *5A* 16

[24] (18) *50* 8B

[29] (48) *58* D1

[29] (0C) *56* 2B

[26] (18) *5A* 75 

[A9]  5C   4B 

[A2]  58   6B

[29] (24) *5A* AA

[29] (0C) *62* 2B

[26] (78) *5A* 1E

[29] (18) *52* 75

[29] (24) *52* AA

[29] (80) *84* 56 E8 

[29] (18) *50* 6B 

[29] (0C) *52* 16 

[26] (18) *58* A0 

[29] (80) *84* 54 E6

[29] (18) *5A* 6B 

[29] (24) *5A* A3 

[29] (80) *84* 64 E3 

[30] (18) *49* 75 

[30] (24) *4E* A3 

[72] (0C) *50 

C0 08

FF



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Posted on 08-10-08 09:44:59 PM (last edited by messiaen at 08-10-08 07:35 PM) Link | Quote
Nice, I'll check more on this track later. I think you got the correct byte order, I was experimenting before and I noticed that the velocity (volume) I was changing affected the previous note, so that's probably the correct order: [pitch] [ticks] [velocity] [something].

Have you checked all these 0xDD commands? I believe the first one is the global tempo, but I find hard to believe there's different tempo settings for each channel, especially because the values aren't simple proportions. That is just, unmusical!. Could you check on this?

Here is more from the Toad's song music. The jump structure is sort like the polygon data:

90 00 19 <-- Pointer to track data (chan 00?) --> High melody E E E E G G F G A B


------
0x19 <-- Entry-point for channel 00?
------

C4
90 00 5B <-- Call this

------
0x5B
------

[37] (18) 63 AA E (18)
~B7~ 5C B5 E
~B7~ 54 B5 E
~B7~ 61 AA E
[3A] (30) 67 E0 G (30)
~BA~ 61 DA G
[38] (52) 5F 16 F (52) [ 60 - 52 = 0E, ticks to fill the measure)

7C 07 5F
C0 06
FF

91 00 79 <-- Call this

------
0x79
------
C0
81 08
[3A] (0E) 5A 37 G

7E 09 67
C0 01
FF

DF 7F 6A
DD 4A
D4 14
C1 00
FD 81 20
FF


The problem is that I can't find the last two notes, high A and B. They should be 3C, 3E or A4, A6. Also, these two parts of data called by the 9x aren't played at the same time. I have to check more, but this could be just jumps, and simultaneuos notes are made by using a 00 duration. At least, this is how it's done in MIDI as far as I can remember.
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Posted on 08-11-08 04:23:13 AM Link | Quote
The 0xDD command inside the instrument channel controls the balance for the instrument. Full left is 00 full right is 7F. I never noticed it before because I had the game set to mono.

I finally found out what the 4th byte does. It is part of the notes length. In SM64 notes are played one after another with out stopping. The 4th byte stops the note early leaving a section with out sound. The higher the 4th byte the early it will stop. It may be called release.

Here is a better explanation about the notes from 9C to BE. They copy the previous notes length.

[A9] [54] [6B]
1: Note
2: Volume
3: Stopping time.

I think I found your missing notes. Commands around 60 to 70 also are notes and are 3 bytes long. They are either the first or the last notes in a score, and do not contain a stopping length.

[7C] [07] [5F]
1: Note
2: Length
3: Volume

In toads song the A note is 7C075F in the first score and note B is 7E0967 in the second score.


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Posted on 08-11-08 12:27:38 PM (last edited by messiaen at 08-12-08 01:31 PM) Link | Quote
Nice discovery, it works exactly like MIDI:

MIDI Value 0 - pan hard left
MIDI Value 1 - pan hard left
MIDI Value 64 - pan center
MIDI Value 127 - pan hard right

(edited: rephrased this) So, The last byte is the actual duration of the note, while the () one is the "tick before next event" one.

I confirmed that 0xDB and 0xDF are respectively Global Volume and Track Volume from DJBouche's notes, however I'm not getting success changing instruments, is this really done by the 0xC1 command?

---

Here is the pitch table (more testing will be necessary to find the correct range for this):

Octave|| Note Numbers
# || C | C# | D | D# | E | F | F# | G | G# | A | A# B
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
x-1 || 67 | 68 | 69 | 6A | 6B | 6C | 6D | 6E | 6F | 70 | 71 | 72
x || 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 | 77 | 78 | 79 | 7A | 7B | 7C | 7D | 7E
x+1 || 7F


I find it high likely that more optimizations of this kind will be found, especially for pauses. This 0xB0 command on the Title Music makes a two 4/4 measure pause, but I still have to check how it's used on other tracks:

B0 54 F0

(All the range between 0xB0 - 0xB9 seems to commands).

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Look in the beggining of the Slide Melody how the three "formats" are mixed to get maximum optimization (I labeled them as [xx], ~xx~ and "xx").


0xE0 Main Melody

C4
90 04 75

0x475

36 (60) 57 E0
~B0~ 5A 28 <--A
[30] 30 52 3B <-- A
~B4~ 6D 3B <-- C#
~B2~ 60 30 <-- B
"71" 2A 5F <-- Bb
FF

91 04 8A
92 04 95
93 04 A0
D4 14
C1 02
DF 6E 6C
DD 48 <-- Pan
D3 00
FD
81 80


I also did a little experience setting an infinite loop:

LoopStart:
C0 83 00
notes
FC LoopStart

What's interesting is that the first "C0 83 00" is probably a pause command, because there is a delay before the loops repeats. When I change it to "C0 80 00", the loop starts right away.

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I did a Mario 64 port of the "underwater" SMB1 theme!

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Posted on 08-13-08 09:56:55 PM Link | Quote
I just noticed that there are sequences before 0x7B3E10, then went back in the ROM and guess what, I found the pointers for the sequences! They are at 0x7B0860.

Also, I took a look at the 0x37 commands in the first rstewart215804 post. They are used in the main level scripts, not only for the press start/title screen but also for the "act select" music and something else I forgot . The song numbers for this command are a bit different, but perhaps it will be clear by looking at this pointer table.
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Posted on 08-13-08 10:22:31 PM (last edited by mortalkenshi2 at 08-13-08 07:54 PM) Link | Quote
I experimented with most of the data here.... didn't go to well because some notes were played in different lengths and it came out stupid. Has to do with instruments and track jumpings etc.

BTW messiaen, you put in all the notes from the actual song right in your smb 1 music hack?

How can I find easily in lets say another song where the notes start off? Specifically the title screen music as I am going to try a little exeriment.


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Posted on 09-19-08 06:44:52 PM (last edited by messiaen at 09-19-08 03:47 PM) Link | Quote
Here is a little tool that may help discovering more about the music format:

Mario 64 Sequenced Music Parser v0.01alpha.

It reads the raw data of a 'sequence file' (refer to first post in this thread for offsets) and outputs a parsed .txt file. I posted a few sample files at the URL above (not the same that were posted two days ago). This is something I programmed quickly for myself, however since other people might be interested (rstewart are you still there ?) I'm releasing it.

The output quality (especially for the specific music data) varies a lot, but the purpose of this is to help discovering about the format itself. I recommend reading first the "koopa.txt" file, because it's almost 100% correct, except for a bug with the 0xC0 command (which I think has a variable lenght, sometimes 1 byte sometimes 2.).

Sample output for the Title Screen SMB1 music:


0x1223: C0 --> ? 

0x1224: 83 0 --> Rest related?

0x1226: Input 0x27 | Type: 0 | Note C3 | Timestamp: Dotted Quarter (0x48) | Velocity: 0x60 | Duration: 0x8e

0x122a: Input 0xa2 | Type: 2 | Note G2 | Timestamp: (same as previous one) | Velocity: 0x5e | Duration: 0xae

0x122d: Input 0x9f | Type: 2 | Note E2 | Timestamp: (same as previous one) | Velocity: 0x66 | Duration: 0xb2

0x1230: Input 0x24 | Type: 0 | Note A2 | Timestamp: Quarter note (0x30) | Velocity: 0x64 | Duration: 0xa5

0x1234: Input 0xa6 | Type: 2 | Note B2 | Timestamp: (same as previous one) | Velocity: 0x64 | Duration: 0x95

0x1237: Input 0x25 | Type: 0 | Note A#2 | Timestamp: Dotted Quarter (0x48) | Velocity: 0x5f | Duration: 0x99

0x123b: Input 0x22 | Type: 0 | Note G2 | Timestamp: Other (0x20) | Velocity: 0x62 | Duration: 0x78

0x123f: Input 0xab | Type: 2 | Note E3 | Timestamp: (same as previous one) | Velocity: 0x64 | Duration: 0x80

0x1242: Input 0xae | Type: 2 | Note G3 | Timestamp: (same as previous one) | Velocity: 0x60 | Duration: 0x70

0x1245: Input 0x30 | Type: 0 | Note A3 | Timestamp: Quarter note (0x30) | Velocity: 0x6a | Duration: 0x65

0x1249: Input 0x2c | Type: 0 | Note F3 | Timestamp: Eight-note (0x18) | Velocity: 0x60 | Duration: 0x4b

0x124d: Input 0x2e | Type: 0 | Note G3 | Timestamp: Quarter note (0x30) | Velocity: 0x66 | Duration: 0x80

0x1251: Input 0xab | Type: 2 | Note E3 | Timestamp: (same as previous one) | Velocity: 0x5c | Duration: 0x90

0x1254: Input 0xa7 | Type: 2 | Note C3 | Timestamp: (same as previous one) | Velocity: 0x50 | Duration: 0x90

0x1257: Input 0x29 | Type: 0 | Note D3 | Timestamp: Eight-note (0x18) | Velocity: 0x5e | Duration: 0x16

0x125b: Input 0x26 | Type: 0 | Note B2 | Timestamp: Other (0x81) | Velocity: 0xb0 | Duration: 0x54


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Posted on 09-19-08 08:54:54 PM (last edited by mortalkenshi2 at 09-19-08 05:56 PM) Link | Quote
Ok so clicking on it led me to your website, but don't have enough time to read any of it. I'll look through it when I get home.

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Posted on 09-19-08 10:11:04 PM (last edited by messiaen at 09-28-08 03:54 PM) Link | Quote
The link is to a folder which contains the program (m64parser003.zip) and also a few already processed files.

Edit: Big update! Download link for v0.03 and a specification of the format. The current version can decode about 5 or 6 tracks 100% !

Edit 3000: Here is another retro music hack .

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Its great to see how much progress is being made in this area. To be honest, a few weeks ago I wouldn't have thought this possible.
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Posted on 10-22-08 04:38:36 PM (last edited by messiaen at 10-22-08 01:39 PM) Link | Quote
It's been a while since I last tried something with the music, but I'll try to update that specification with some very minor findings. The problem is getting the right samples to play, it seems this is something external to the sequence file.

Something I found recently is that the NDS sound format was already reverse-engineered. So, I ripped the sequence files from SM64DS and using loveemu's "sseq" tool - which has a verbose mode similar to my program output - I can compare the files and see if my program got the right notes, because the sequences are almost the same.

Here is one example, the same excerpt of Toad's Music in DS and Mario 64 format. Mario 64 format is a lot more messier (because it's more compact).

Edit: Yeah! With some minor manual editing I got one Mario Kart 64 sequence to play in Mario 64:

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No Trophy For You ! I probably got a bit lucky because the samples sound very reasoneable.

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Wow. This is really getting very advanced now. Well Done !
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Oh god...
The hard work is quite visibly showing off now.
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Posted on 10-25-08 08:33:33 PM (last edited by messiaen at 10-25-08 05:47 PM) Link | Quote
I created another handy music tool: Sequence Bank Ripper (seq_rip.zip). It extracts all the sequences from a Mario 64, Mario Kart 64 or Wave Race 64 ROM as individual files.

In this first release, you have to provide the sequence bank start offset, but this is something that won't be necessary in later versions, as soon as I learn more about binary searching .

Usage is as follows:

seq_rip.exe [rom] [hex offset]
ie: seq_rip.exe mario_us.z64 0x7B0860

Here are offsets for Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64 (US versions):

Super Mario 64 (US) - 0x7B0860
Mario Kart 64 (US) - 0xBC5F60

I don't have the Wave Race 64 ROM now, but I can provide offsets later. Something I want to look further is at the differences between NTSC and PAL Mario 64 sequences. Some commands are a bit different.

Edit: the input file must be in the .z64 format to avoid endianness (byte-order) issues

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Edit: the input file must be in the .z64 format to avoid endianness (byte-order) issues


I've seen .z64 ROMs that didn't have the expected byte-order, so it may be a problem even with a ROM labelled as .z64.

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Thanks for warning this, I will check the first two bytes (0x8037 in .z64) in the ROM header to ensure that the input ROM is in the right order.

So far, getting the Mario Kart 64 sequences to play has been just a matter of stripping a few commands from the 'track headers', so I can probably write a simple converter (which doesn't mean the track will sound perfect).

One thing that I can't understand is how the samples (instruments) are loaded. This isn't specified in the sequence file (it's something external to it) so if you simply overwrite one of the 'sequence files' you still be limited to the samples used in that specific sequence.

---

Let me bump this again. I just released a minor update of the Mario64 sequenced music parser (m64parser004.zip) including the source for the last version (some parts may be ugly and bad written but it's simple to understand).

I'm experimenting what can be done using the midifile.c library, which is really great. It can read, parse and write MIDI files, all you have to do is hook your functions in the existing code in a very straightforward manner. I got a minimal midi export for individual tracks, but getting everything togheter will be a bit more difficult. Eventually I want to try some very limited MIDI importer, the problem is condensating "Note On + Note Offs" commands into the Mario 64 format.

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