Do you have a tutorial//could you possibly write up some tips on how to adjust the hex for dynamic songs? I'm having issues with the volume/loop points and I have no clue where to look since dynamic songs are different than the static ones.
(Sorry for late reply, I don't check this site too often XD) I have no idea how to change loop points, so I just sped up song and adjusted volume to match Devil Trigger's BPM and volume (actually I think I made replacement's song a bit louder since original battle tracks always seemed too quiet for me)
There's this guide for RE2 though, which has same engine and audio formats as DMCV, but I never managed to change loop points myself (and I guess you've already seen it) - https://residentevilmodding.boards.net/thread/10415/modding-changing-points-adding-longer
There's also this guide on unpacking/repacking files just in case - https://residentevilmodding.boards.net/thread/10291/methods-on-editing-audio-files
I remember there was also a music modding guide specifically for DMCV on Nexus, but I can't find it now, maybe it was deleted? idk
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I have no idea how to change loop points, so I just sped up song and adjusted volume to match Devil Trigger's BPM and volume (actually I think I made replacement's song a bit louder since original battle tracks always seemed too quiet for me)
There's this guide for RE2 though, which has same engine and audio formats as DMCV, but I never managed to change loop points myself (and I guess you've already seen it) - https://residentevilmodding.boards.net/thread/10415/modding-changing-points-adding-longer
There's also this guide on unpacking/repacking files just in case - https://residentevilmodding.boards.net/thread/10291/methods-on-editing-audio-files
I remember there was also a music modding guide specifically for DMCV on Nexus, but I can't find it now, maybe it was deleted? idk