SE cue waves located inside Static.slb by playing them. Method: run Canary with --xma_param_probe=true, drive the main menu, and read the per-stream XMA-PARAM lines. Each line carries the stream's first 32 bytes; those bytes are then searched for in Static.slb's 8 353 472 readable bytes. event packets bytes channels/rate offset in Static.slb ------------------------- ------- ------ -------------- -------------------- d-pad move (cursor) 4 8192 mono 48000 Hz 0x1ec0 B / back (cancel) 2 4096 mono 48000 Hz 0x0ec0 A / confirm (title->menu) 6 12288 mono 48000 Hz 0x5d6c0 Each head matched at exactly ONE offset. The first two are contiguous: 0x0ec0 + 4096 = 0x1ec0. Simultaneously at the main menu, two STEREO 48 kHz streams were decoding: 1893 packets / 3 876 864 B and 1919 packets / 3 930 112 B. See structures/bgm-two-stems.md -- this is the runtime observation that the two stems of a music bank play at the same time. DECODED 2026-08-28 with tools/re-capture/slb_extract_wave.py + ffmpeg's xma1: event offset packets decoded rms peak envelope shape ---------------- -------- ------- --------- ----- ----- ------------------------ d-pad move 0x1ec0 4 0.533 s 2085 29813 sharp attack, monotonic decay B / back 0x0ec0 2 0.344 s 2985 16973 attack, peak in frame 2 (pre-input cue) 0x5d6c0 6 1.016 s 4327 32767 peaks in frame 3, long decay CONTROL: the same synthesized RIFF wrapper applied to BGM_001.slb's first wave (offset 14336, stereo) decodes to 173.808875 s -- identical to the duration obtained from that bank's own on-disc RIFF header. The wrapper is correct. SECOND RUN 2026-08-28 -- independent boot, same probe: * d-pad move and B reproduced with IDENTICAL head bytes and sizes (2 of 2 runs). * The 12288-byte wave fires on the A that advances title -> main menu, together with the two stereo BGM stems (the menu's music starting). Counting from the title rather than the menu is what attributed it. * Left and Right fired NO new stream -- no distinct invalid cue. (Dedup caveat: a press replaying an already-heard wave would also log nothing.)