Well, finally I finished the full OST of Hourai Gakuen no Bouken. All 29 tracks included.

It should works fine in most cases, but you may want to decrease the echo delay manually if you can't insert them.

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How did you port them?

Well, I wrote a script for decoding HGnB's music binary code based on this document and my own research, since I really want to port all of music from that game.

The game is supported by neither NintSPC nor vgmtrans, since the driver has a whole set of new hex commands, and it's very different from standard N-SPC sound engine. So, I have to do most of the job. It's avaliable in GitHub now.

Anyway...

Download!

(If this link become invaild, it means you can get it from SMW Music section.)

Very impressive job for both the script and the OST itself, it sounds great!

Super this soundtrack even 29 songs, Wow!

List Soundtrack - List Hacks

Even though I've never heard of this RPG game before, I am really admiring these ported tracks! They sound so much like they belong to that game, and are pretty nice to here when you're working on something. I especially liked Track 21 - Shinmachi (Night), as it was a nice track to listen to when drawing something, like an LMCC Submission house. And from what you said when making these ports, it must've been really hard for you to make these tracks as accurate to the original ones as possible on SNES Hardware. So amazing job for getting through these challenges and managing to get the whole soundtrack ported!

Anyways. Besides the mentioned track, I also enjoyed listening to Track 19 - Boss Battle and Track 11 - Dungeon. Overall, this was an amazing pack of ports that will certainly be useful overall! Thanks tcdw for making this musical bliss, and I hope to see more of your compositions and ports in the future.

Have a good day, and enjoy this Summer C3!

These sound amazing! I remember you ported the Airplane theme a long time ago.
I really appreciate that you're always porting rather obscure songs. I love nintendo games and their soundtracks, but hearing certain songs over and over in hacks can get annoying. You're helping preventing this by giving people more outlandish options for what music to use. Keep it up!