Lowering the OGG quality conversion will decrease the overall size of the file, making it capable of getting under the 40 MB limit for BINs. Make sure other folders and files in the project folders match the songname or else you may get errors! Songname.ogg can be any title you come up with, like maybe stairwaytoheaven.ogg. Thus, the kit tracks would still come after the kick track.

Kit track(s) come after Kick and Snare and before Bass.Įven if you have some tracks missing, say for example a stereo kit and mono kick but no snare, the rules still apply.

Snare track(s) come after Kick and before Kit.

If that's the case, then the rules for the order of those tracks are: Some customs have separate parts for the drums (kit (with cymbals), kick, and snare).

Keys (if building for RB3, you have key track(s), and the MIDI has a Part Keys track in it).

and have all tracks arranged in this order: Make sure to split stereo tracks (Left first, then Right, and same goes for all stereo tracks) as shown here: If you're lucky enough to have separate sound files for each part (drums, guitar, etc.), then you may start importing them into Audacity by navigting to File > Import > Audio. Method One - Creating a Multi-Track OGG from Multiple Song Files This actually also works on Mac and Linux, if you just happen to have either.Ī MOGG is converted from an OGG that has multiple tracks inside it (more than two).

Audacity ( Download from their website).

A computer with Windows XP or later (Windows 7 recommended minimum).For the Wii/vWii, we recommend converting songs to Bink files using RockBiink, as this is usually easier to do and guarantees getting under the 40MB limit on that console.

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