NBA 2k11 Custom Arena Music

[Phreezy P]

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ps3 file added to the main post. Try it out and let me know of any possible issues. As fas Im concerned, i think my work here is done.

lets all set these up in the days prior and have some fun with this game.

DeeLoading. Ill tell you if it works when I am done.

[RubenDouglas]

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Has anyone never used ps3 playlists before? It's never been easier.

You copy the entire contents of the folder, and youll soon seen each ALBUM on the main page already sorted for you... you can then press triangle and go up to the very top to where it says SORT BY square content. Sort by ARTIST at that point.

Soon you see on your harddrive roughly 100 event types.
-Press triangle once again and create a playlist. No need to change names.

I could literally push through in an hours time and get playlists done for the ps3.

It's real simple guys. If youre buying the xbox 360 version for its ease of streaming music, this harddrive approach on a ps3 is so easy.

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*note, not all files were copied over. Just a couple dozen.

I'd even say that the ps3 makes making playlists EASIER than on a computer for the 360

[NDAlum]

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First two options up there now are as good as GOLD for xbox 360 users.

I'd wait it out a couple hours as I finish this process for the ps3.

If you cannot wait, you can get file option #2 and convert files yourself as some are doing.

Ummm yea if there's not enough on the 1st set...then yea haha.

There's about 700 songs. This is so legit. Can't thank you guys enough! Already my third time saying thanks haha.

[RubenDouglas]

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no problem NDalum.

Generic Long is one of my favorites. You could have that as a stand alone soundtrack for every hit popular song since the 50s. It covers quite a few genres.

I'm in the works on some SPECIFIC genre LONG playlists.
-80s rock and pop
-70s disco era funk
-Hip Hop majority.

One could really go in there and pick and choose just about anything.
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I mentioned this in the first post but thought I should say it again.

Over half of the NBA appears to use a select few songs for Tip off.
-BEP- I gotta feeling
-Ozzy O- Crazy train
-GnR- Welcome to the Jungle

If you want true authenticity and absolutely zero variety, you could go with this method of fine tuning the file.

As it stands, many tracks were added as specifics, for variety sake only. Not for the "authentic" feel. To the casual fan, it all may feel authentic.

If you are a hardcore fan of any team, your team WILL likely need 100% readjustments on placement.

[hokupguy]

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the took out the "hightLights" why? I think that's the one we used with the half time to use the network themes. I havent touched it in mths anybody know, i just ebayed 2k10.

[DirtyNeedles]

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ahhhh they took out highlights??? damn that was one that made the game feel like you're watching a game on tv. it was the music they played after each quarter ended and showed the highlights of the quarter.

So does that make the CBS, NBC, ESPN, TNT, FSN themes not needed???

[butie120]

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I have a question for the one who created the files, or anyone else here who can provide an answer. I'm thinking there are some of my own songs that I want to put into 2K11. However, I noticed after listening to the tracks from the rar file posted here that the files have an echo, or faded sound to them (To probably make it sound as if it's in an actual arena)

So, I know it would sound ridiculous in the game if my songs game in CDQ format, where the sound is crystal clear. So my question is this: When you import a song into NBA 2K11, does it add those effects automatically to make it sound arena authentic? Or do you have to manually make those changes to them, like the designer of these files did? And if so, how would you going about doing this? A certain program? Certain effects I would need to apply to the songs?

Thanks so much in advance! I appreciate the help!

[ProfessaPackMan]

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Thanks for all the work Ruben. Much appreciated man.

I downloaded the 2nd option for the 360, since that's probably the easiest for me to do, but I also downloaded the 1st option as well. For that option(1st)I noticed that you had the team playlists for that one but not for the 2nd option. Is that what you meant when you said the 2nd option didn't have the playlists on it and that we can just make our own playlists for it?

I guess what I'm trying to say is: Is Option 2 basically the same as Option 1 except no playlists? Just trying to get some clarification here.

[hokupguy]

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ahhhh they took out highlights??? damn that was one that made the game feel like you're watching a game on tv. it was the music they played after each quarter ended and showed the highlights of the quarter.

So does that make the CBS, NBC, ESPN, TNT, FSN themes not needed???

lets hope it can be fixed, does anyone know any one from 2k on these forums that we can ask?

[RubenDouglas]

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Thanks for all the work Ruben. Much appreciated man.

I downloaded the 2nd option for the 360, since that's probably the easiest for me to do, but I also downloaded the 1st option as well. For that option(1st)I noticed that you had the team playlists for that one but not for the 2nd option. Is that what you meant when you said the 2nd option didn't have the playlists on it and that we can just make our own playlists for it?

I guess what I'm trying to say is: Is Option 2 basically the same as Option 1 except no playlists? Just trying to get some clarification here.

The 2nd option does NOT have playlists created. This is up to the you to create those m3us or wpls. The key additive of that 2nd file option is the use of ALBUM and ARTIST tagging. Itunes and just about every other player should pick up on those, including a ps3. Here with the proper sorting, you can create your own ideal playlists

Both files contain exactly the same amount of files. You aren't getting less with either version.

The key to file option #2 is that every file is in one place, and easily sortable for your playlist creations. This is almost IMPOSSIBLE to obtain when using file option #1. When you import file option #1 into itunes or WMP, you get all the files in alphabetical order. Option 1 has a folder structure ideal for the playlists at hand. But you could definitely build onto any active playlist quite easily... Starting from scratch though is a challenge with so many folders. Thats why I provided a second file option #2



butie120, Last years game, and even going back to 2k5, required the user to add that the echoing REVERB to the files ourselves. I continued that trend for this years files because I don't believe they added in that feature. It would be a real HUGE surprise if they did add in auto reverb.

[butie120]

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The 2nd option does NOT have playlists created. This is up to the you to create those m3us or wpls. The key additive of that 2nd file option is the use of ALBUM and ARTIST tagging. Itunes and just about every other player should pick up on those, including a ps3. Here with the proper sorting, you can create your own ideal playlists

Both files contain exactly the same amount of files. You aren't getting less with either version.

The key to file option #2 is that every file is in one place, and easily sortable for your playlist creations. This is almost IMPOSSIBLE to obtain when using file option #1. When you import file option #1 into itunes or WMP, you get all the files in alphabetical order. Option 1 has a folder structure ideal for the playlists at hand. But you could definitely build onto any active playlist quite easily... Starting from scratch though is a challenge with so many folders. Thats why I provided a second file option #2



butie120, Last years game, and even going back to 2k5, required the user to add that the echoing REVERB to the files ourselves. I continued that trend for this years files because I don't believe they added in that feature. It would be a real HUGE surprise if they did add in auto reverb.

I thought it was reverb, but just wanted to double check. Out of curiosity, is there a program you use to do that to all files at once? I can't imagine you did that track by track...

[fatleg3]

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Has anyone never used ps3 playlists before? It's never been easier.

You copy the entire contents of the folder, and youll soon seen each ALBUM on the main page already sorted for you... you can then press triangle and go up to the very top to where it says SORT BY square content. Sort by ARTIST at that point.

Soon you see on your harddrive roughly 100 event types.
-Press triangle once again and create a playlist. No need to change names.

I could literally push through in an hours time and get playlists done for the ps3.

It's real simple guys. If youre buying the xbox 360 version for its ease of streaming music, this harddrive approach on a ps3 is so easy.

<object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/mvdnjzJ66PI?fs=1&amp;hl=en_US"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/mvdnjzJ66PI?fs=1&amp;hl=en_US" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="480" height="385"></embed></object>
*note, not all files were copied over. Just a couple dozen.

I'd even say that the ps3 makes making playlists EASIER than on a computer for the 360

Let me get this right. After we sort it by artist to where it says magic up, and so on for each team it should be over like 100 of them for each different situation for each team right? Then we go through and hit triangle and simply select create playlist for each one and dont change the name so we dont get confused right?

[RubenDouglas]

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I thought it was reverb, but just wanted to double check. Out of curiosity, is there a program you use to do that to all files at once? I can't imagine you did that track by track...

I found wavepad sound editor at the very beginning of this process last year and just stuck with that. It has batch editing for multiple files.. A lot of the instrumentals or rhythmic files had to be toned down with the reverb but the vast majority sounded great with the same settings. So you pretty much had to listen to each track and then maybe go back and fix it. I think there are a few 'bad" sounding reverbed tracks in this set, but there isnt many.

[Grim]

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Does anybody have the Knicks defense chant with organ sound? I checked the file I downloaded in this thread, and amazingly it wasnt there. Im hoping I just missed it in the file somewhere. Here is what Im talking about.

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[hokupguy]

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we might wanna stop or put this on hold , since they have made changes and removed some of the custom sound selection's.