VGM

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Videogame Music
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Target Output
Output - Digital Audio - No.png Output - MIDI - No.png Output - FM Synthesis - No.png Output - PSG - No.png
Released: 19??/??/??
Extensions
  • *.vgm
  • *.vgz

The videogame music format stores audio data that is meant to be played on the Texas Instruments SN76489 and SN76496 chips and the Yamaha YM2413, YM2612, and YM2151 chips. By storing the music data and emulating the chips, the sound from any game that used the chips can be emulated.

Here's a breakdown on which systems used which chip:

VGM files with a VGZ extension have been compressed with the gzip algorithm. However, all VGM files on this site will be compressed with the superior 7Z format in order to save space.


Players

Title

Platform

Version

Creator

Home

Download

Notes

VGM Input Plugin Windows (Winamp Plugin) 0.35 Maxim [1] [2]
VGM Tool 2 Windows 2.5 Maxim [3] [4] A program for editing the meta tags of VGM files.


Games

Games That Use VGM


Links