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# How to add *Custom Songs* to *Vib-Ribbon* (emulator)
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Hello! This is like the definitive tutorial of how to make an ISO+CUE file playable with vib-ribbon. BUT this can be useful if you want to simply make an ISO+CUE.
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I am writing this tutorial from Linux, but I think all the steps are the same for other operating systems including BSD, Windows, MacOS, and maybe android
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First, I will show you the list of steps to follow:
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* Have the required programs
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* Export with audacity the audio
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* Make the CUE file
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* How to use it
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## Have the required programs
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You need this pieces:
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* An audio we want to play
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* Audacity
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* A plain text editor
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* An emulator compatible with audio disks
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* The vib-ribbon rom
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### Audacity
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First, run audacity and Click on _FILE_ and then click on _OPEN_.
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Select your song. **In my case it's Future Eve by Sasakure.UK**
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then, click the "Frequency (HZ)" and then select 44100.
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Next, click on FILE, EXPORT, EXPORT AUDIO or just press Shift+Ctrl+E.
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Select "Other file formats without compression" and then select the header "RAW (header-less)", and "Signed 16-bit"
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Then export it to a folder you want. In my case, just for the tutorial, is `~/Descargas/Future Eve/`
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### The BIN+CUE part
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When it is exported, Rename the file format to .BIN. **in my case, the file is `FUTURE EVE.raw` and I will rename it to `FUTURE EVE.bin`** And make a CUE file with this content:
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```
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FILE "Name.bin" BINARY
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TRACK 01 AUDIO
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INDEX 00 00:00:00
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INDEX 01 00:00:00
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```
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and replace `Name` with the file name. **In my case is `FUTURE EVE.bin`
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I recomment to have the same name with different format, like
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```
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"FUTURE EVE.bin"
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"FUTURE EVE.cue"
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```
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but you can put them different names.
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### Game part
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Yay! you have a working BIN+CUE disk with your music! now we want to play it in vib-ribbon
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You must have an emulator compatible with audio disks. I don't know how to determinate this, but I tried PCSXR and it doesn't work. The best solution is Duckstation, that have a lot of features and It is super fast and Open source (GNU GPLv3). It is available on [flathub](https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.duckstation.DuckStation) and here is his [github](https://github.com/stenzek/duckstation)
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Then launch duckstation, configure it, and then open the Vib-Ribbon ROM.
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go to the CD section
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go to the single track and then change the disk
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Now you can play your song!!!
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## Bye bye!
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I hope I helped you with this tutorial.
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Feel free to [contact me](t.me/debgerme) if you have a question or something to say. you can sumbit a commit here if you wish.
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