Music, music, music!

shindo7 · September 2011

Probably a super noob question (in my defense, I AM a noob...) but I would like to listen to the sweet tunes of the NES and SNES on my iphone or ipod at work. I would love to use 8bit Radio on my computer, but it's all blocked at my workplace. I've downloaded stuff from Galbadia in the past, but I'm looking for things I can't find there, such as Nemo or Lifeforce or Legend of the Mystical Ninja for SNES.

What are some resources you all use? Thanks a ton for all the help and I'm really glad I made the leap and joined up instead of just creepily lurking.

removed04092017 · September 2011

Put all your .NSF's on a flash drive and an emulator, that'll work. Or it seems there's the a programmed called NoiseES that'll play NSF's from your iPhone. I'd link but apple's site is broken on Chrome, unsurprisingly.

NESHomebrew · September 2011

I use nesguide.com for some reason www.nesguide.com is blocked at work but if you exclude the www it works fine. They have a link in the top right corner. I believe snesguide.com has the same thing.

ookii_risu · September 2011

Galbadia's pretty awesome, isn't it? Haven't been there in a while.

I go to YouTube and find the songs and make MP3s out of them by going to a YouTube to MP3 site.

You can get NSF files at Zophar's domain: http://www.zophar.net/music.html

JawKnee · September 2011

http://ocremix.org/system/nes/games/ really cool remix , you can get other systems as well

http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks.php OST of 1000's of games

http://ocr.rainwave.cc/ a radio station that you can listen to game remix and even make request

shindo7 · September 2011

Thanks a ton for all the replys, guys. And 3Gen, thanks for the NoiseES recommendation. Super interesting!

zi · September 2011

bleepbop.com for some new real NES chipset tunes

Nightowljrm · October 2011

For MIDI format, there's http://www.vgmusic.com and I'm sure there's freeware designed to convert MIDI to mp3...

There's also http://www.beemp3.com where you can purposely search for video game music and it can provide a free mp3 download link. (The same works with other music, but that would break copyright law).

I also want to re-mention NESGuide's 8-bit radio. That's always fun to listen to.

Music, music, music!

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