Extracting chip tunes from SNES games

[second exodous]

I swear back when I first got my Pandora there were programs you load up a rom file and could extract chip tunes from it. I know on the Pandora there was a player but I can't find one for PC. I'm doing a play through of an obscure SNES game and I can't find the intro music for the game and I need it to put as back-ground music to drown out all the cut 'ums' in my video, I have the title screen paused while I give a short history of the game and say 'um' like a million times.

Does anyone know of a program like this? I thought maybe a SNES emulator did it but I can't find an option in SNES9x or zSNES.

 

[ElPoco]

I remember when I was young extracting SPCs from SNES roms and playing them in Winamp. I don't remember if there was native support of it I was using a plug-in.

Apparently, there is at least one Foobar2000 plugin for this: https://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_gep

 

[FBnil]

I remember, and there is: spc-tool, snestool and loveemu (to export to midi) git
and super jukebox (exports to wav)

All ancient, and probably all DOS (nothing a dosbox couldn't run)

hmm... rockbox might play these buggers!

 

[hmn]

ZSNES can do it (you have to define a keyboard shortcut), SNES9x should do it as well (I saw it mentioned in the SPC file format description).

 

[second exodous]

I found a site with the chip tunes and it turns out Audacity plays them, witch is cool, then you just export to .wav. The site I found had just about every game, Japanese and other regions, so if I do any more play throughs I'm sure I can find the games there.

Thanx though

 

[Linux-SWAT]

Audacity or audacious ?

 

[second exodous]

Audacity or audacious ?

Audacity surprisingly. I actually had to use it to adjust my audio levels, blender was being a butt. But yeah, Audacity can play/edit chip-tunes!

 

[Linux-SWAT]

Cool !