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HateExperiment
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Ripping from video games

Post by HateExperiment » Wed Feb 08, 2012 2:24 pm

Hey guys, I'm back again. I stepped away from working on learning electronic stuff for a few weeks and got together with a deathcore band to play some lead guitar. But electronic music keeps pulling me back, and I am looking for a skilled person to help me out! I know it is possible to rip audio from video games, especially if you're familiar with loading ROMs into an emulator of a popular system. I am on a HUGE old school game kick, having just picked up an original 1989 Game Boy to bring back childhood memories. That being said, if there was a particular game that I had and wanted to tear audio out of, can anybody here do that? I looked it up the one day and I'm not so sure I want to muck about with that. If you can help me out, I'd be pleased if you did! Also, if it is far simpler than I'm thinking it is, a quick little tut on doing it would also be appreciated! Lemme know if you can help me out! (I'll give you a cookie and ten internets if you do!) :D

Zowski
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Re: Ripping from video games

Post by Zowski » Wed Feb 08, 2012 3:12 pm

Im sure, depending on the audio clip you want, you could find some video or sound effect site online that has what you need
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Re: Ripping from video games

Post by Kasshern » Wed Feb 08, 2012 3:22 pm

They are plenty of emulator who've got the option of recording sound, pick the emulator and the rom you want and export it directly from the emulator!

HateExperiment
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Re: Ripping from video games

Post by HateExperiment » Wed Feb 08, 2012 3:28 pm

Yeah, true, I have done the record directly from the emulator option. However, it's tougher to get the individual sound effects out of it. :D Also, there ARE a myriad of sites which offer video game sounds, but I have so many old games, I highly doubt they'll all be on there :P Anyways, thanks for the advice thusfar gents and gent-ettes xD

Zowski
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Re: Ripping from video games

Post by Zowski » Wed Feb 08, 2012 4:31 pm

Well what exactly are the audio clips you need?
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wormcode
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Re: Ripping from video games

Post by wormcode » Wed Feb 08, 2012 6:09 pm

Why don't you just take a minijack and plug the gameboy into your soundcard and record it?

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Re: Ripping from video games

Post by joegrizzly » Wed Feb 08, 2012 6:11 pm

I'd load a ROM onto an emulator, get yourself Totalrecorder and record away

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Re: Ripping from video games

Post by HateExperiment » Wed Feb 08, 2012 7:20 pm

wormcode wrote:Why don't you just take a minijack and plug the gameboy into your soundcard and record it?
*facepalm* Wow! Why the hell didn't I try that x) That's a fun idea, I'll play with that just because I would have more fun with that than my emulators :P Thanks guys! Though I still am curious if anybody knows how to do the file ripping from ROMs, I know that's a thing. :lol:

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