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Sequence files were ripped to PSF and recorded using Highly Experimental, while XA and STR files were extracted using PsxMC. The recording features all sequence tracks, all XA music tracks, and what music could be cleanly extracted from the cinematics sans voiceovers and sound effects. The third track is the sole CD audio track for the game, and is a high-quality version of the XA track Thoughts Far Away, a track which itself is noteworthy as the only non-sequence track to appear in the in-game track list. Unknown and Relax are sequence tracks that are not used, although Relax has an entry in the in-game track list. The soundtrack features three tracks which are not used in game. A couple non-sequence tracks' names come from the soundtrack, while others are made up in the absence of any official name. Most names are taken from the English in-game list, with a couple changed in minor ways to fix translation or grammatical errors.

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All but one sequence file, plus one XA track, are featured in an in-game track list, though it's noteworthy that for many tracks there are tangible differences in the Japanese and English names there is additionally an incomplete soundtrack CD featuring a mix of SSS and The Silver Star tracks. Track names are derived from several sources. XA and STR tracks are readily identifiable as they feature a distinctive 37.8 KHz sampling rate. Finally, cinematic audio and video are stored in standard PlayStation STR files. Cutscenes, voiced ones no less, simply werent viable on most consoles. In 1992, the era of the FMV craze, this was a big deal. One, it has voiced anime-style animated cutscenes. BGM for in-game cutscenes, are stored in XA digital audio files, along with all the game's sound effects. Lunar: The Silver Star was a 1992 RPG developed by Game Arts and translated by Working Designs. Vocal tracks that appear in specific locations during gameplay, e.g. Background music during gameplay is stored as sequence files which are synthesized by the PlayStation's SPU. The music of SSS is distributed among three different media.