You can also use Citric Composer instead of openrevolution to encode your BWAV files, but I am unable to provide any help or assistance with that software. song, you will have to mix the song into a 1 channel mono file. While you're in Audacity you can also pick out the loop points, see the next step. You can also use ffmpeg directly or any other program capable of that. The easiest way to do that is to open the file in a program like Audacity and to export it as WAV. The openrevolution file converter requires a WAV at it's input so if your song is a different format like mp3, ogg, flac or other you'll have to convert it to WAV first. If the song you want is from another game, you can search for it on, download a BWAV directly from the website and skip steps 2-3. This can take some time, depending on your SD card and environment.įind the song that you want to mod into your game.
Then press "Browse RomFS section", navigate to the "Sound" and then "Resource" directory in the file browser, then press the Y button to dump the sound files. It's very important that you dump the updated version of the game. Make sure that "Save data to CFW directory" is set to no, and "Use update/DLC" is set to the newest game update. Open nxdumptool on your Switch, choose gamecard or SD depending on which version of ACNH you have, and go into RomFS options in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. You don't need to do this if you already have the dumped files from the correct version of your game. Optional step 0: Dump the game's sound files Not necessary if you compiled openrevolution and have the brstm_rt program. * (Optional) An audio player with the vgmstream plugin to preview your BWAV files. * A dump of the game's files or at least the /Sound directory, you can dump the game with nxdumptool. * Automatic BARS patcher on your Switch ( ) * BWAV encoder (, or ) or a BWAV file from Mod custom music into Animal Crossing: New Horizons
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