Higgins

How would i go about recording sound on my computer?

I mean like a sound effect in a game, or the windows error sound.

I need to record some of the sound effects from the Goldeneye 007 rom (i own the original game) for a class video contest we're having at my high school.

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Note: I am aiming to capture sounds like gunshots, door sounds, kill sounds, and the like. NOT the music.

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[PWN]Schubie

i found this little thing, might be worth giving it a try.

1. Select your sound properties through the control panel or the sound icon in your system tray.
2. Click on the properties tab.
3. Check the recording box.
4. Make sure Wave Out Mix is selected (It’s sometimes called stereo mix, or mono mix).
5. Now you should be able to set Wave Out as your default for recordings made by Audacity or other audio recording programs.

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Higgins

I'll try that, my main rig is KIA right now or i'd be able to do it.

Doesnt have that on my laptop though
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[PWN]Schubie

hmm, well if you send me the rom i can try to record the sounds you need when i get home.
i know i can do it with vegas.
something you may want to try in the mean time, sony vegas has a trial and i know it can record anything you have outputting to your speakers.

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Microsis

Look for a recording output labeled "What you hear".. which literally records everything that you hear coming from your computer speakers/headphones.

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Higgins

I remember atleast trying to play around with that a year ago or so but i cant find any of it now.

Heres a pic of my recording tab

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Papa.Smurf

dunno about an app, but maybe you could just find the sound file in the game folder?

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chronostorm

that's what I was thinking as well. There might be a way to extract audio from a rom. I don't know of any programs tho, so I guess google (or someone else :P ) will be your best friend for this

0rion

You can do it with Fraps for in-game sounds. Go to the "movies" tab, and select Record Sound, and select what input you want. It'll actually be a video, so you'll have to split the audio from the video, but that isnt too hard (for that I use Rad video tools). Its a bit of a roundabout way to do it, but if the "what you hear" recording technique doesnt work that was mentioned earlier, I have used this method with some success.

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SyncMaster753

a couple of people did a similar video for my year-end-video back in highschool (2006)

i would try to get in touch with them, but at the time they were loose aquaintences and now they are barely facebook material, lol

good luck though

PS: the "what you hear" feature is only for x-fi products i think, not naitive to windows

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