Custom Songs Pour Guitar Hero 2

[cowboy]

bonjour

on peut mettre les musiques qu'on veut dans guitar hero 2

voici un tuto en anglais

http://www.scorehero.com/forum/viewtopic.p...asc&start=0

il faut mettre l'iso du jeux sur votre disque dur

ensuite il faut extraire le fichier main_0.ark avec xbox backup creator 2.5

utiliser l'application gh360 pour inserer vos mid et ogg reconverti pour gh2

reinserer main_0.ark modifié dans l'iso de gh2 et regraver

apparament il faut preparer d'abord les mid (tablatures) et ensuite les chansons au format ogg avec le meme nombre de pistes

que c'elle qu'on veut remplacer

il y a des mid deja preparé ici

http://www.scorehero.com/forum/viewtopic.p...;highlight=korn

ensuite c'est a vous de reconvertir les chansons a partir de vos cd audio originaux avec audacity 1.33beta

I should probably say something about making the OGG files. It is possible to make 4, 5, or 6-channel OGG files. I just did it a couple of minutes ago as an experiment. I'll tell you the instructions so that you can test this out with proper MOGGs, instead of 2-channel ones. This can be all done in Audacity, and isn't as hard as it seems.

What you need to do is:

1. Download Audacity 1.33 Beta and install it, which can be found here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windows. Don't worry. You can install this alongside the stable version. I am personally not sure if this'll work in the stable version.

2. Open it up, and go to Edit: Preferences (ctrl-p)

3. Under File Formats, change the When exporting tracks option from Always mix all tracks down to Stereo or Mono channel(s) to Use Advanced Mixing Options. Now hit OK. If you don't do this, you won't be able to get past 2 channels for any of your songs. With advanced mixing, you can make whatever you want as far as channels.

4. Import the song of your preference for this (I don't know what's going on behind your computers), and then highlight it.

5. Hit File: Export Selection, and save it wherever you want, as an OGG file. Hit Save.

6. On the screen of Advanced Mixing Options, move the output channel selector to 4, 5, or 6 channels (depending on the song), then map the left and right channel to channels 1-4, 5, or 6. Hit OK.

7. Once saved, re-name the file as needed to .mogg, with the proper filenames. From that point on, you'll have multi-channel ogg files, in proper formatting, and they'll be ready for import. Do whatever you have to do from that point on, on account of I don't have the tools to do this on my 360 without fear of voiding my warranty.

Hope this helps you guys out a bit. And good luck on trying to find a solution to this. I wish I could help out at this, but the PS2 and N64 are the only systems in the house that I don't take warranties/precautions into consideration for. Plus, I don't even own GHII for the 360, anyway, unfortunately. Just Ps2.

-Dg

Modifié le 3 septembre 2007 par cowboy

[CaraBoX]

Merci, mais j'attends de voir des preuves vidéo par exemple

Modifié le 3 septembre 2007 par CaraBoX

[cowboy]

il y en a une la

[Arck0s]

Merci pour ton lien; par contre sur la video le son est vachement decalé