Anyone know where I could get Alexander Brandon mp3s at? Including Jazz Jackrabbit 1 songs in mp3 format? would be much appreciated.

not really sure if i have a link. but if you have uncompressed '.it, .s3m, .xm, .mod' formats (which i mean BEFORE they got to .j2b) you can use Modplug Tracker to Save as MP3. there is a encoder built in named 'LAME'.

i think i say some uncompressed ones at Loricentral.com. but those are early beta's i guess.

I think I'll be able to help you out. try searching "jazz jackrabbit soundtrack digiex" and choose the first result. the JJ1 and JJ3 tracks are still in their original formats, but with a little conversion to WAV by modplug player that's no problem at all. the JJ2 tracks are already in mp3, but the quality on lori central is a little higher, so my suggestion would be to download that there.

as for converting the WAV files to mp3, try searching free mp3 wma converter, again the first result (that is, in the Dutch google. I dunno about yours for sure).

if anyone is also interested in more music by alexander (these are in their original formats so could theoretically also be used for home cooked levels), I'll post a link to that later. because this is my first post on this forum (I usually hang out on a very small forum in which I try to promote JJ a bit as well) I can't post links yet.

Get audacity and record the songs you want as they play/from youtube. Then export to mp3/wav.

Or do a quick googling.

I have the menu track: http://rapidshare.de/files/49000992/...track.mp3.html

just get modplug tracker and download the mods at loricentral.com and save them as mp3. it's the most simple way, believe me.

Alexander brandon made music for other games, so if you want to find his whole collection, places like Mirsoft can give you leads on which projects composers worked on.

I started typing up how I would do it and explaining the theory behind it, but thought it would be better in a J2O article instead.

Note that XMPlay has builtin MP3 export...

I didn't know about the mp3 export :/ the WAV export is still useful if you have a converter tho :3