Starcraft music changer...

YPang

United States4024 Posts

August 02 2007 21:54 GMT

I remember there was a starcraft music changer which allowed you to change the music while in a game... Like if i was playing terran i could have protoss music instead... or maybe i'm mistaken... Do anyone else know where i can find such a program?

Kacas

Brazil3143 Posts

August 02 2007 22:37 GMT

never heard about htat
oO

dementus

Singapore1151 Posts

August 03 2007 04:37 GMT

i dunno about a music changer, but you could always mute the music volume, and use the b.net music player here. you can choose tracks from diablo too.

teh leet newb

United States1999 Posts

August 03 2007 05:18 GMT

There's also a program that can extract the sounds from your SC installation. I've used some of the sound effects in projects and videos before. The music is in there too I think.

Pressure

7326 Posts

August 03 2007 05:28 GMT

dang
would be cool

Frits

11782 Posts

August 03 2007 08:35 GMT

Haha I remember changing my english sounds to the german ones for awhile for laughs with that sound extractor. Good stuff.

Hittegods

Stockholm4641 Posts

August 03 2007 10:09 GMT

I managed to replace the toss music with the terrans tracks, much better to listen to while playing. The toss ambience kinda put me to sleep.

vstar

Korea (South)693 Posts

August 03 2007 10:43 GMT

Hittegods: how

CustomXSpunjah

United States1093 Posts

August 03 2007 11:17 GMT

is it just a simple remove and rename process or do i need a project to change the sounds?

red.venom

United States4651 Posts

August 03 2007 12:05 GMT

#10

Why not just download the soundtrack and play with a media player; [

Puosu

6995 Posts

August 03 2007 16:08 GMT

#11

Starcraft Sound Utility
Extracts the sound files to your Starcraft folder.

Hittegods

Stockholm4641 Posts

August 03 2007 18:42 GMT

#12

I just extracted the three terran themes, named terran1 through 3 (iirc) from the mpq on the cd, renamed them to protoss1 through 3 and insertet them into patch_rt.mpq.

vstar

Korea (South)693 Posts

August 03 2007 20:26 GMT

#13

the extracted sounds dont have background music..

Hittegods

Stockholm4641 Posts

August 03 2007 20:44 GMT

#14

You need to use a mpq extractor (such as WinMPQ) and get the files manually.

vstar

Korea (South)693 Posts

August 03 2007 20:55 GMT

#15

and open BrooDat.mpq and find the files, rename them? and then what to do with patch_rs.mpq

Hittegods

Stockholm4641 Posts

August 03 2007 20:58 GMT

#16

Find music/terran1.wav, extract to hdd, rename it to protoss1.wav.
Open patch_rs.mpq, add the protoss1.wav to music/protoss1.wav.

Repeat for 2.wav and 3.wav.

vstar

Korea (South)693 Posts

August 03 2007 21:05 GMT

#17

That is weird. I don't have a music/terran1.wav or anythign >.>

Puosu

6995 Posts

August 03 2007 21:26 GMT

#18

- Edited away!
Didn't read what was posted.
- Edited away!

Hittegods

Stockholm4641 Posts

August 03 2007 21:49 GMT

#19

1) Download WinMPQ
2) Download stardat.txt
3) Start WinMPQ
4) Go to Options-> File list -> Add file list and point it to stardat.txt

5) Go to File-> Open -> Browse to your Starcraft CD and select Install.exe
6) Enter *wav in the listing field at the top of WinMPQ and hit enter.

7) Browse to the bottom of the list and you'll see music\\protoss1.wav music\\terran1.wav music\\zerg1.wav etc.

8) Select terran1.wav, terran2.wav and terran3.wav and then hit MPQ -> extract and choose a folder on your hdd.

9) Rename the files to whatever race's music you want to replace (e.g. I want to have terran music while playing protoss I rename them to protoss1.wav etc)
10) Open patch_rt.mpq in your starcraft folder on your hdd.
11) Choose Mpq -> Add and select your renamed music files from your hdd.