I'm trying to rip samples from Sonic The Fighters.

[veronyx]

So, this is my first time really getting into any type of VGM ripping, but I was wondering if it was possible, and how would I be able to rip samples from Sonic the Fighters. Is there any softwaree available for that, I know it uses the MultiPCM chip but I'm not sure how to access that either. Could use some help.

[ValleyBell]

Sonic the Fighers doesn't use MultiPCM - it uses the SCSP (YMF292).

If you know how to compile C programs, you could try to compile M2MidiDec.
The compilation command for GCC is

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gcc Soundfont.c M2MidiDec.c -o M2MidiDec

The tool has a WAVE dump option.

[palorma]

Sonic the Fighers doesn't use MultiPCM - it uses the SCSP (YMF292).

If you know how to compile C programs, you could try to compile M2MidiDec.
The compilation command for GCC is

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gcc Soundfont.c M2MidiDec.c -o M2MidiDec

The tool has a WAVE dump option.

What is the line that I have to modify in order to not get this error? "gcc.exe: error: gcc: No such file or directory"

[ValleyBell]

It seems like you pass "gcc" as an additional parameter to the GCC compiler?
The "gcc" in the command I listed is the program to call - not an additional parameter.

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wrong: gcc.exe gcc Soundfont.c M2MidiDec.c -o M2MidiDec
correct: gcc.exe Soundfont.c M2MidiDec.c -o M2MidiDec

If you still can't get it to work, you should post either a screenshot or the contents of the terminal as a code block so that we know what you are doing exactly and how you do it.