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Does anyone know where I can find Jazz1 or Jazz2 music (prefarably both) In wav or Mp3 format

The problem is MP3s take up somewhere around 3mb each, and WAVs are just ridiculously huge, you'd be better off getting them as PSMs or S3Ms and converting them yourself.
PSM -> S3M = Chronos' Module Convertor
S3M -> MP3 = Modplug Tracker

Can you at least tell me somewhere to get them, let me see the filesize then decide what to do for myself

JJ1 - Look in your JJ1 folder for the .psm files. Many will open directly in ModPlug Tracker, but still, a few need to be converted first.

JJ2 - The original songs (Which are a bit different, however) were on Lori Central, but the site isn't really available right now.

The Jazz 1 songs could also be converted via Winamp's File-writer plugin. That is, if it can read PSM, which I think it can.

No it can't I tried opening the PSM files any they just screwed it up and it didn't play

Monolith has them, can't remember the URL though. Just wait for him to show up in this thread ;)

*the link needs a sticky*

404 not found

If you want (and its not against the rules) i can email all the songs in Mp3 format to you.

*sigh*

hmmm even zipped it comes up near 80 meg...tell you what ...

http://www.mirsoft.info/gmb/music_info.php?id_file=NDc4
thats where you can get the music in some format, if you cant take it out of the main jazz directory.
Or here infact, this is in Original format
http://www.unseenconcept.net/JazzJac...nal_Format.zip

And this is where you can get the convertor from
http://www.mplanet.it/software/modplugt.zip

Just load the original files and select save as mp3


Enjoy !
If this is considered against the rules please inform me.

I thought the URL was jazz.madskills.org? ;p

I don't see why you guys are jerking Stormie around like this...
Just give him the real link and hush.

http://jazz.madskills.org/music

Edit: They aren't the best MP3s in the world, either... a lot of background hiss and non SSE2 mixing quality. But they will suit you I think...

Thanks Hazel-rah.