Early last May I happened upon VGMToolbox, a program that had "MIDI Extractor" under its Generic Extraction Tools. I actually don't remember what I originally downloaded it for, even, just that it allowed me to do this.
I recalled saladplainzone saying to me all the way back in 2018 that she extracted WarioWare Inc.'s sequence data by using something that could extract files from inside of files.
This is because, unlike many other first-party GBA titles, Inc. literally used the .mid extension for its music.
I never finished writing the titles out for what everything is, but a lot of the important ones I did.
I can't attach the composite soundfont I made using WL4 and Twisted, because the file's 20.4MB, for some reason. I can link a Google Drive for it, though, because I donated it to TTGD for their Wario Day event last year.
I recalled saladplainzone saying to me all the way back in 2018 that she extracted WarioWare Inc.'s sequence data by using something that could extract files from inside of files.
This is because, unlike many other first-party GBA titles, Inc. literally used the .mid extension for its music.
I never finished writing the titles out for what everything is, but a lot of the important ones I did.
I can't attach the composite soundfont I made using WL4 and Twisted, because the file's 20.4MB, for some reason. I can link a Google Drive for it, though, because I donated it to TTGD for their Wario Day event last year.
(I would have just edited the original post, but since I didn't see the .zip anywhere on that page, I got nervous that I might overwrite the original with having no file! Then, after I couldn't attach the .sf2, even inside a ZIP file, I wondered if posting an update might somehow supersede the original as well.)
One of the things I hate most is that desperate feeling when the exact thing I was looking for is a dead link. It even happened to one of my files, evidently, but you better believe it wasn't me. Google itself made the URL invalid by changing the syntax!
Now I have to question what the ratio of "people deleting files to make space" to "file hosts themselves deleting them in one way or another" is. ...Stupid ravages of time!