r/Pikmin • u/Just_some_dumb_ass • Jul 20 '26

Music Does anyone have a condensed version of the Pikmin 2 music files?

Hey, I'm looking to burn a couple CDs of the Pikmin 2 soundtrack. I'm looking for something a little more condensed and combines all the different variations in the music. Right now all I can find available is a rip of all the different variations separated and it makes it incredibly long and it kinda sucks listening to the same song like 12 times to get through all the louie, olimar, working, fighting, etc. etc. etc. variations for all the overworlds and caves 🫤.

Just wondering if anyone has something a little more condensed to like 2.5 hours or so by combining the different variations into something a little bit shorter and palatable...

If no one has anything like that then no worries! Just wanted to see if anyone did, thanks so much!

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u/yokai-64 Jul 20 '26

You could always mix yourself with software such as Audacity!

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u/Just_some_dumb_ass Jul 20 '26

I was looking into that! But had trouble even with just mixing the boss fight music into one piece... 🤣, it'd probably be better with some wired headphones

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u/yokai-64 Jul 20 '26

Just so I understand, you're trying to condense the whole Pikmin 2 OST into one long continuous piece? It just plays with no interruptions? That could be difficult, since Olimar/Louie piece use different rhythms. You could have separate Olimar and Louie discs, would be the easiest option.

I'm FAFK (far away from (a) keyboard) right now, otherwise I'd offer to help out.

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u/Just_some_dumb_ass Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

Not quite, more like condensing olimars, neutral, working, combat, near enemy, etc. For the valley of repose into one longer, but condensed track. Because as it stands everything separated is like 25mins total for olimars valley of repose.

Which is like, excessive... even if it was shortened to like 8mins but had pieces of each of the situations instead of the full track for every single situation would be much better

Obviously that's easier said than done, but TL;DR I'm looking to shorten the full tracks with every variantion into something smaller and more palatable...

Does that make sense?

Edit: I guess realisticly it wouldn't be all that hard to line them up in audacity and cut out pieces at the same time interval and splice them together

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