06-12-2013, 02:01 AM
Well, apparently ORG is similar to MIDI: that is, it's a sequence of notes and instruments, rather than audio samples (like WAV). For that reason it's not really simple to directly convert it to WAV or MP3, since the sounds you'd get depends on how whichever program you use interprets the "instructions".
Your simplest option is to just play the music in OrgMaker and record it using Stereo Mix (in Audacity or whatever you prefer).
If you don't want to record, you can give this method a go. Apparently it works, although I can't confirm that the sounds will be the same as in OrgMaker or how good the quality will be. It might also be a bit tedious if you're dealing with lots of files.
Alternatively, I may be able to make a program to convert them directly to WAV myself. It would take a bit of time and I'd have to get my hands on all possible sounds, but I've found plenty of info on the ORG format, which certainly makes it possible.
Your simplest option is to just play the music in OrgMaker and record it using Stereo Mix (in Audacity or whatever you prefer).
If you don't want to record, you can give this method a go. Apparently it works, although I can't confirm that the sounds will be the same as in OrgMaker or how good the quality will be. It might also be a bit tedious if you're dealing with lots of files.
Alternatively, I may be able to make a program to convert them directly to WAV myself. It would take a bit of time and I'd have to get my hands on all possible sounds, but I've found plenty of info on the ORG format, which certainly makes it possible.