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| 653 | Press any key to continue... | PlayStation Startup Sound [PSX VAB/SEQ to SF2/MID conversion (attempt)] | 0 | 2025-10-28 | I made a tool to extract the PlayStation startup sound from a memory dump. It maybe possible to get it from the BIOS ROM directly, but since the sequences and VAB header are compressed, I just did it the cheap way with a memory dump. Link: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/psxbios2mid/ As you may be able to hear, the conversion is not 100% accurate. The soundfont is just a regular .VAB (used by a LOT of PSX games), which is easy enough to convert, but the sequences themselves are actually using a custom MIDI-like format proprietary to the PSX BIOS ROM, which I've reverse engineered the binary structure of myself (you can also get the ImHex patterns from the repository above). However, actually creating MIDI files from scratch is kind of difficult and this is the best I've managed so far. The startup sound consists of three parts: boot, transition and ending. There is no specific sequence for the transition part, so I assume the BIOS is hard-coded to play that sound at a specific pitch and velocity. Chapters: 0:00 Part 1 (no disc/boot) 0:27 Part 2 (reverse glass break) 0:34 Part 3 (license screen) 0:49 Bonus stuff MIDI player: Spessasynth |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiEVB50rMkU | 0 | PlayStation Startup Sound [PSX VAB/SEQ to SF2/MID conversion (attempt)] | PlayStation Startup Sound [PSX VAB/SEQ to SF2/MID conversion (attempt)] | I made a tool to extract the PlayStation startup sound from a memory dump. It maybe possible to get it from the BIOS ROM directly, but since the sequences and VAB header are compressed, I just did it the cheap way with a memory dump. Link: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/psxbios2mid/ As you may be able to hear, the conversion is not 100% accurate. The soundfont is just a regular .VAB (used by a LOT of PSX games), which is easy enough to convert, but the sequences themselves are actually using a custom MIDI-like format proprietary to the PSX BIOS ROM, which I've reverse engineered the binary structure of myself (you can also get the ImHex patterns from the repository above). However, actually creating MIDI files from scratch is kind of difficult and this is the best I've managed so far. The startup sound consists of three parts: boot, transition and ending. There is no specific sequence for the transition part, so I assume the BIOS is hard-coded to play that sound at a specific pitch and velocity. Chapters: 0:00 Part 1 (no disc/boot) 0:27 Part 2 (reverse glass break) 0:34 Part 3 (license screen) 0:49 Bonus stuff MIDI player: Spessasynth |
I made a tool to extract the PlayStation startup sound from a memory dump. It maybe possible to get it from the BIOS ROM directly, but since the sequences and VAB header are compressed, I just did it the cheap way with a memory dump. Link: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/psxbios2mid/ As you may be able to hear, the conversion is not 100% accurate. The soundfont is just a regular .VAB (used by a LOT of PSX games), which is easy enough to convert, but the sequences themselves are actually using a custom MIDI-like format proprietary to the PSX BIOS ROM, which I've reverse engineered the binary structure of myself (you can also get the ImHex patterns from the repository above). However, actually creating MIDI files from scratch is kind of difficult and this is the best I've managed so far. The startup sound consists of three parts: boot, transition and ending. There is no specific sequence for the transition part, so I assume the BIOS is hard-coded to play that sound at a specific pitch and velocity. Chapters: 0:00 Part 1 (no disc/boot) 0:27 Part 2 (reverse glass break) 0:34 Part 3 (license screen) 0:49 Bonus stuff MIDI player: Spessasynth |
psxbios2mid.mov | Videomängude analüüs | Video game analysis | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/653.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| 651 | Press any key to continue... | PlayStation 2 - BIOS soundtrack [PS2 BGM Rip] | 0 | 2025-10-21 | Ambient sounds from the PS2 BIOS. Short sound effects (less than 5 seconds) are not included here. These sounds seem to be using this sound format: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#sq-hd-hd-sssqsshd (used by some first-party Sony PS1/PS2 games as well) The HD/BD/SQ files are embedded directly inside the BIOS ROM (in compressed form). I have actually managed to partially convert these into a soundfont and MIDI files, you can listen to an example here, but I couldn't convert accurate ADSR yet, so it doesn't sound exactly the same: http://paktc.markusmaal.ee/redscreen.zip However, in this video, I have instead opted to trick the PlayStation 2 into playing these sounds, which was easier to pull off and it is 100% accurate. Chapters: 0:00 Startup sound 0:18 Startup woosh (played immediately after startup sound when no disc is inserted) 0:27 Main menu ambiance (played on the main menu/system configuration screens) 5:27 Unknown (maybe a part of another sound?) 5:33 Short woosh (played after startup sound when a game disc is inserted) 5:39 Red screen of death (plays when you insert an invalid disc) 10:40 RSOD variant (might be an unused sound?) P.S. If you are the first person who can figure out the exact time of day I recorded this based on the flying orbs, I'll pin your comment. |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hf2L-3Ef9Pg | 0 | PlayStation 2 - BIOS soundtrack [PS2 BGM Rip] | PlayStation 2 - BIOS soundtrack [PS2 BGM Rip] | Ambient sounds from the PS2 BIOS. Short sound effects (less than 5 seconds) are not included here. These sounds seem to be using this sound format: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#sq-hd-hd-sssqsshd (used by some first-party Sony PS1/PS2 games as well) The HD/BD/SQ files are embedded directly inside the BIOS ROM (in compressed form). I have actually managed to partially convert these into a soundfont and MIDI files, you can listen to an example here, but I couldn't convert accurate ADSR yet, so it doesn't sound exactly the same: http://paktc.markusmaal.ee/redscreen.zip However, in this video, I have instead opted to trick the PlayStation 2 into playing these sounds, which was easier to pull off and it is 100% accurate. Chapters: 0:00 Startup sound 0:18 Startup woosh (played immediately after startup sound when no disc is inserted) 0:27 Main menu ambiance (played on the main menu/system configuration screens) 5:27 Unknown (maybe a part of another sound?) 5:33 Short woosh (played after startup sound when a game disc is inserted) 5:39 Red screen of death (plays when you insert an invalid disc) 10:40 RSOD variant (might be an unused sound?) P.S. If you are the first person who can figure out the exact time of day I recorded this based on the flying orbs, I'll pin your comment. |
Ambient sounds from the PS2 BIOS. Short sound effects (less than 5 seconds) are not included here. These sounds seem to be using this sound format: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#sq-hd-hd-sssqsshd (used by some first-party Sony PS1/PS2 games as well) The HD/BD/SQ files are embedded directly inside the BIOS ROM (in compressed form). I have actually managed to partially convert these into a soundfont and MIDI files, you can listen to an example here, but I couldn't convert accurate ADSR yet, so it doesn't sound exactly the same: http://paktc.markusmaal.ee/redscreen.zip However, in this video, I have instead opted to trick the PlayStation 2 into playing these sounds, which was easier to pull off and it is 100% accurate. Chapters: 0:00 Startup sound 0:18 Startup woosh (played immediately after startup sound when no disc is inserted) 0:27 Main menu ambiance (played on the main menu/system configuration screens) 5:27 Unknown (maybe a part of another sound?) 5:33 Short woosh (played after startup sound when a game disc is inserted) 5:39 Red screen of death (plays when you insert an invalid disc) 10:40 RSOD variant (might be an unused sound?) P.S. If you are the first person who can figure out the exact time of day I recorded this based on the flying orbs, I'll pin your comment. |
ps2bios.mp4 | Varia | Miscellaneous | PlayStation 2,BIOS,Sony,startup sound,red screen of death,RSOD,red screen,Please insert PlayStation or PlayStation 2 format disc,Please insert PlayStation CD-ROM | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/651.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 649 | Press any key to continue... | Onestop.mid, but with Flipnic soundfont [MIDI Waveform Deconstruction] | 0 | 2025-10-18 | This is the classic Windows MIDI played with the soundfont, which originates from 2P Geometry in Flipnic (RETRO_0.HD/.BD). I did cheat a little here, because I forced specific MIDI channels to play a specific instrument from the soundfont (otherwise it would just be xylophones, which is kind of boring). The soundbank conversion is still not 100% accurate (but it is getting closer), if you want to see the current state of things, clone and compile FlipnicFileTools here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools Main issues unresolved include: loopings aren't perfectly aligned, the output .SF2 file isn't 100% spec compliant and velocity adjustments break stuff. |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf-_X251U4A | 0 | Onestop.mid, but with Flipnic soundfont [MIDI Waveform Deconstruction] | Onestop.mid, but with Flipnic soundfont [MIDI Waveform Deconstruction] | This is the classic Windows MIDI played with the soundfont, which originates from 2P Geometry in Flipnic (RETRO_0.HD/.BD). I did cheat a little here, because I forced specific MIDI channels to play a specific instrument from the soundfont (otherwise it would just be xylophones, which is kind of boring). The soundbank conversion is still not 100% accurate (but it is getting closer), if you want to see the current state of things, clone and compile FlipnicFileTools here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools Main issues unresolved include: loopings aren't perfectly aligned, the output .SF2 file isn't 100% spec compliant and velocity adjustments break stuff. |
This is the classic Windows MIDI played with the soundfont, which originates from 2P Geometry in Flipnic (RETRO_0.HD/.BD). I did cheat a little here, because I forced specific MIDI channels to play a specific instrument from the soundfont (otherwise it would just be xylophones, which is kind of boring). The soundbank conversion is still not 100% accurate (but it is getting closer), if you want to see the current state of things, clone and compile FlipnicFileTools here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools Main issues unresolved include: loopings aren't perfectly aligned, the output .SF2 file isn't 100% spec compliant and velocity adjustments break stuff. |
2025-10-18 22-14-04.mp4 | Varia | Joke videos | midi,one stop,onestop.mid,Flipnic,pinball,video game music,bgm,background music,2 players,versus,VS4,RETRO_0.HD | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/649.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 646 | Press any key to continue... | Gran Turismo 4 - GT Mode 2 [MIDI Waveform Deconstruction] | 0 | 2025-09-19 | Did you know that the iconic Gran Turismo 4 menu music is actually a MIDI file? In this video, I play this tune with 16 waveforms displaying the output of each MIDI channel as well as a keyboard, which displays the notes being played. Original song composed by Isamu Ohira Original filename: map.sqt (Track 2) MIDI player: SpessaSynth Soundfont/MIDI extracted with GT4SoundTool (by Nenkai), which I made some modifications to get it sounding closer to the original in-game track. |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ica36GIsiIY | 0 | Gran Turismo 4 - GT Mode 2 [MIDI Waveform Deconstruction] | Gran Turismo 4 - GT Mode 2 [MIDI Waveform Deconstruction] | Did you know that the iconic Gran Turismo 4 menu music is actually a MIDI file? In this video, I play this tune with 16 waveforms displaying the output of each MIDI channel as well as a keyboard, which displays the notes being played. Original song composed by Isamu Ohira Original filename: map.sqt (Track 2) MIDI player: SpessaSynth Soundfont/MIDI extracted with GT4SoundTool (by Nenkai), which I made some modifications to get it sounding closer to the original in-game track. |
Did you know that the iconic Gran Turismo 4 menu music is actually a MIDI file? In this video, I play this tune with 16 waveforms displaying the output of each MIDI channel as well as a keyboard, which displays the notes being played. Original song composed by Isamu Ohira Original filename: map.sqt (Track 2) MIDI player: SpessaSynth Soundfont/MIDI extracted with GT4SoundTool (by Nenkai), which I made some modifications to get it sounding closer to the original in-game track. |
GT4_Simulation2_MIDI.mp4 | Muusika | Music | Gran Turismo 4,soundtrack,bgm,menu music,rip,soundfont,sf2,jam,sqt file | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/646.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 643 | Press any key to continue... | MENU_1.MID [JAM to SF2 conversion (attempt)] | 0 | 2025-09-09 | This is my attempt to convert Flipnic's audiobank files (.HD/.BD) to SF2 format, which is a standard file format for MIDI soundfonts. The menu music sounds ALMOST correct, except there is absolutely no reverb, some samples cut off randomly and a few instruments have incorrect fine-tune pitch (basically all of this except for the lack of reverb can probably be fixed). This voice bank file format is actually used in other games too, such as Ape Escape, Gran Turismo 4 (.INS files), Omega Boost, Wild Arms 2 etc. You can read about the file format here: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#cdrom-file-audio-other-formats (basically identical in Flipnic, except embedded SSsq is Data 5, not Data 4 and it uses standard .MID files instead of .SQ files). I also created a ImHex pattern for this file format: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicPatterns/refs/heads/main/patterns/hd.hexpat The tool to do this (FlipnicFileTools 2.1) is still in development, there's some technical non-sense I still have yet to figure out, but you can get the open source code in the current state here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools (release version does not contain the SF2 conversion option) MIDI editor used for the video: https://signalmidi.app |
0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFfbDm0tMNE | 0 | MENU_1.MID [JAM to SF2 conversion (attempt)] | MENU_1.MID [JAM to SF2 conversion (attempt)] | This is my attempt to convert Flipnic's audiobank files (.HD/.BD) to SF2 format, which is a standard file format for MIDI soundfonts. The menu music sounds ALMOST correct, except there is absolutely no reverb, some samples cut off randomly and a few instruments have incorrect fine-tune pitch (basically all of this except for the lack of reverb can probably be fixed). This voice bank file format is actually used in other games too, such as Ape Escape, Gran Turismo 4 (.INS files), Omega Boost, Wild Arms 2 etc. You can read about the file format here: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#cdrom-file-audio-other-formats (basically identical in Flipnic, except embedded SSsq is Data 5, not Data 4 and it uses standard .MID files instead of .SQ files). I also created a ImHex pattern for this file format: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicPatterns/refs/heads/main/patterns/hd.hexpat The tool to do this (FlipnicFileTools 2.1) is still in development, there's some technical non-sense I still have yet to figure out, but you can get the open source code in the current state here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools (release version does not contain the SF2 conversion option) MIDI editor used for the video: https://signalmidi.app |
This is my attempt to convert Flipnic's audiobank files (.HD/.BD) to SF2 format, which is a standard file format for MIDI soundfonts. The menu music sounds ALMOST correct, except there is absolutely no reverb, some samples cut off randomly and a few instruments have incorrect fine-tune pitch (basically all of this except for the lack of reverb can probably be fixed). This voice bank file format is actually used in other games too, such as Ape Escape, Gran Turismo 4 (.INS files), Omega Boost, Wild Arms 2 etc. You can read about the file format here: https://psx-spx.consoledev.net/cdromfileformats/#cdrom-file-audio-other-formats (basically identical in Flipnic, except embedded SSsq is Data 5, not Data 4 and it uses standard .MID files instead of .SQ files). I also created a ImHex pattern for this file format: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicPatterns/refs/heads/main/patterns/hd.hexpat The tool to do this (FlipnicFileTools 2.1) is still in development, there's some technical non-sense I still have yet to figure out, but you can get the open source code in the current state here: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/FlipnicFileTools (release version does not contain the SF2 conversion option) MIDI editor used for the video: https://signalmidi.app |
2025-09-09 00-47-08.mp4 | Videomängude analüüs | Video game analysis | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/643.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| 600 | Press any key to continue... | Sonic X-treme Space Queens MIDI + Kirby Soundfont + Midica Player = Perfection | 0 | 2025-01-29 | no description needed, just take a listen :) | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3oxH_19DKY | 0 | Sonic X-treme Space Queens MIDI + Kirby Soundfont + Midica Player = Perfection | Sonic X-treme Space Queens MIDI + Kirby Soundfont + Midica Player = Perfection | no description needed, just take a listen :) | no description needed, just take a listen :) | 2025-01-29 03-53-18.mkv | Muusika | Music | N/A | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 0 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/600.jpg | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| 486 | Press any key to continue... | (Almost) All MIDI songs [Microsoft Clip Organizer] | 0 | 2022-08-31 | Microsoft Clip Organizer was a clip art organizing software, which allowed users to find drawings, photographs, sounds, videos, and other media clips to include in presentations, publications, and other Office documents. It cam with a variety of stock media clips and offered more selection on the Microsoft Office Online website. (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office_shared_tools#Clip_Organizer) Among these stock media clips, were several MIDI files, which are being played in this vdieo. I used VLC Media Player and FluidSynth with a Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth soundfont to convert these into wave files, which I am playing with a simple batch script. |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XY7dqdFe7A | 0 | . | . | Microsoft Clip Organizer was a clip art organizing software, which allowed users to find drawings, photographs, sounds, videos, and other media clips to include in presentations, publications, and other Office documents. It cam with a variety of stock media clips and offered more selection on the Microsoft Office Online website. (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office_shared_tools#Clip_Organizer) Among these stock media clips, were several MIDI files, which are being played in this vdieo. I used VLC Media Player and FluidSynth with a Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth soundfont to convert these into wave files, which I am playing with a simple batch script. * Thumbnail graphics * Midi icons created by Dimitry Miroliubov - Flaticon (https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/midi) Clip Organizer window illustration from: https://bettersolutions.com/powerpoint/illustrations/clip-organiser.htm * Other links * Batch file: https://pastebin.com/8cHWTR4b Original MIDI files are available on archive.org, under the Microsoft Clip Art archive: https://archive.org/download/MS_Clipart_Collection (almost all of the songs are from this archive, except for Techno Dance, which I had saved myself) * Timestamps * 0:00 Intro 00:03 Kalimba Open 00:06 Classical Open 00:10 Glitter Open 00:15 Heavy Metal Open 00:21 Music Box Open 00:28 Weather Open 00:35 Techno Open 00:42 Light Rock Open 00:49 Reggae Open 00:56 Happy Open 01:04 Military Open 01:12 Big Glitz Intro 01:21 Pizzicato Open 01:30 Christmas Open 01:39 Samba Open 01:48 New Age Open 01:57 Children Open 02:06 Sad Open 02:16 Timpani Open 02:26 Sports Open 02:36 Nature Open 02:47 Royal Open 02:58 Jazz Open 03:11 A Tisket Song 03:26 Minor Waltz Trad 03:41 Sneaky Music 03:56 Minor Chord Trad 04:12 Pop Goes 04:29 Hallelujah 04:50 Conveyor Music 05:17 Retail Jazz 05:44 Mystery Reveal 06:12 Lounge Music 06:41 Urban Pop Tune 07:10 Hero March Part 07:39 Cool Low Jazz 08:08 Jazz Jingles 08:38 architecture 09:08 Playful Game 09:38 Chime Patterns 10:08 Hipster Jazz 10:38 Be-Bop Underscore 11:08 Village Theme 11:38 Be-Bop Jazz 12:08 Sports Drive 12:38 Marketing Music 13:09 Elegant Rondo 13:40 government 14:11 Banking Theme 14:43 Disco Jingle 15:15 African Rhythm 15:47 Creep Underscore 16:19 Halloween Creep 16:51 Tech Underscore 17:23 steady beat 17:55 Cute Funny Bounce 18:27 Global Adventure 18:59 Weather Music 19:31 Mystery Music 20:03 Soft Groove 20:35 City Build Music 21:07 Global Underscore 21:39 Subdued Joy 22:12 Baroque Birthday 22:45 Teen Rock Ballad 23:18 Funky Kids Music 23:51 Slow Electrobeat 24:24 Communication Underscore 24:58 Bill Bailey Home 25:32 Heavy Underscore 26:06 Japanese Texture 26:41 Latin shakers 27:16 Game Atmosphere 27:51 Roman March 28:26 Simple New Age 29:02 Technobop 29:38 Spin Theme 30:14 Techno Dance 30:51 Country Jingles 31:29 Minor Jingles 32:08 Sexy Thing 32:47 Indian Meditate 33:27 African Pop 34:07 Gentle Nature 34:47 Fun Sparkly Jig 35:28 wholesale 36:12 Rock Of Ages 36:57 Lets Be Friends 37:43 communications 38:30 agriculture 39:18 Walking Bass 40:09 Indian Dance 41:00 Slow Latin March 41:52 Silent Night 42:44 Marine Hymn 43:36 Island Dance 44:28 Caribbean Dance 1 45:21 Jewish Dance 46:15 Caribbean Dance 2 47:09 Transportation 48:04 Sad Japan Song 49:00 China New Year 49:56 Indian Sway (2) 50:53 Antic Spirits 51:50 Halloween Dance 52:47 Sad Church Organ 53:45 Joy To The World 54:43 African Chase 55:41 Kwanzaa March 56:40 Tricky Zone 57:39 Greek Waltz 1 58:39 Jamaica Bounce 2 59:39 Blues 01:00:39 Suspenseful 01:01:39 Japanese study 01:02:39 Low Organ Theme 01:03:39 Mexican Dance 01:04:40 Auld Lang Syne1 01:05:42 Greek Waltz 2 01:06:44 Weather Underscore 01:07:46 Angels Heard Hi 01:08:49 Light Activity 01:09:52 Turkey In Straw 01:10:55 Chanukah Music 01:11:58 Parisian Waltz 01:13:03 China Celebrate 01:14:08 Eight Days 01:15:15 Hark Herald 01:16:23 Jamaican Rhythm 01:17:32 Thankful People 01:18:41 Little Bethlehem 01:19:54 Caissons Rolling 01:21:07 Hanukkah Song |
. | 2022-08-31 17-12-44.mkv | Muusika | Music | Microsoft Office,MIDI sequence,MIDI,.mid,PowerPoint MIDIs,Publisher MIDIs,Clip Organizer,Microsoft Office shared tools,Microsoft Clip Organizer | https://odysee.com/@Press_any_key_to_continue:2/MSClipOrganizerMIDI:9 | Press any key to continue... | Press any key to continue... | 1 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/486.jpg | N/A | /channel_db_lite/web/json/486.json | N/A | N/A |
| 243 | MarkusTegelane+ | VLC Media Player performs Windows ME/XP sample MIDIs with FluidSynth | 1 | 2018-06-08 | Music (in order): One stop Flourish Town |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n2sSBsSVuU | 0 | . | . | Music (in order): One Stop Flourish Town |
. | midi.ogv | Varia | Miscellaneous | Linux,FFOS,Onestop,Windows XP,Microsoft Corporation,lubuntu,ubuntu,MIDI soundfont | N/A | MarkusTegelane+ | . | 1 | /channel_db_lite/web/thumbs/243.jpg | N/A | /channel_db_lite/web/json/243.json | N/A | N/A |