SOTB 2, baby cry

s2325 · 17 July 2009, 20:32

Is it possible to rip (to mp3 or wav) baby cry from intro of Shadow of the Beast 2 without thunderbolts?

Ironclaw · 17 July 2009, 20:39

Yup... sample ripper... memory ripper.... winuae has a memory/sample ripper.. use it.. while it is running in the back, it will save most sounds while you hear them... but imo, bad quality..

tried it with a game once... the voice effect in the game sounded great.. but the saved sample sounded sooo bad.

TCD · 17 July 2009, 20:42

What IC said. Already did that. Check the attachment

Sensi · 17 July 2009, 20:44

Baby cry? You are sick, s2325, sick!

I like the intro, great intros are so typical for Amiga games.

Ironclaw · 17 July 2009, 20:52

Btw, what's so bad about having lightning in the background of a baby's cry?

That's the way I prefer to hear them...

s2325 · 17 July 2009, 20:53

Thank you, I thought it was longer sample. I don't like lightnings, my previous dog was scared to death by them.

Ironclaw · 17 July 2009, 20:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by s2325

Thank you, I thought it was longer sample.

Do you WISH it to be longer?

Sensi · 17 July 2009, 21:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by s2325

I don't like lightnings, my previous dog was scared to death by them.

Thats why he is previous.

Ironclaw · 17 July 2009, 21:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sensi

Thats why he is previous.

Yeah, lol.. better luck with your new one

jotd · 17 July 2009, 21:03

Sample rip works fine, but I found that many games use more than 1 channel, or perform effects on the samples and the result is that the samples don't play the same as when you rip them with winuae "record" feature.

Ironclaw · 17 July 2009, 21:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by jotd

Sample rip works fine, but I found that many games use more than 1 channel, or perform effects on the samples and the result is that the samples don't play the same as when you rip them with winuae "record" feature.

Could be, could be... havn't ripped samples from many games... but the ones I remember, the ripped sample actually sounded bad..... only done it with two games I think :P

Sensi · 17 July 2009, 21:10

Or record the sound/music in WinFellow and then amplify volume of right/left channel (in wave editor), it might help too.

TCD · 17 July 2009, 21:12

Why should you use WinFellow for that

Ironclaw · 17 July 2009, 21:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sensi

Or record the sound/music in WinFellow and then amplify volume of right/left channel (in wave editor), it might help too.

When I said my samples sounded bad, they sounded bad. Making them sound louder makes no different in quality. I think both gave a mono sound (ofc), and (ofc) it didn't make it better even if I put the same sound in the other channel....... if the sample is bad, it's bad...

but some nice effects could spice it up though...

Sensi · 17 July 2009, 21:21

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Originally Posted by TheCyberDruid

Why should you use WinFellow for that

As I know s2325 hes got some ancient PC and WinFellow runs fine on them

TCD · 17 July 2009, 21:22

Okay, I see.

Ironclaw · 17 July 2009, 21:24

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Originally Posted by Sensi

As I know s2325 hes got some ancient PC and WinFellow runs fine on them

He could still use WinUAE to rip the samples.... but ofc he has to get there first, unless it's in a intro or something..... just because the computer could be too slow to handle smooth sound doesn't make the ripped samples stutter..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

s2325 · 17 July 2009, 21:32

I have 5 PCs, 3 of them are really old (33MHz, 100MHz, 120MHz).

Ironclaw · 17 July 2009, 21:34

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Originally Posted by s2325

I have 5 PCs, 3 of them are really old (33MHz, 100MHz, 120MHz).

Cool, nice to have old and slow computers for retro purposes :P..... I save space and money and use DosBox instead.. but that's just me :P

s2325 · 17 July 2009, 21:42

My laptop 33MHz is for type teaching for someone disabled (but I bought it for games...) So I bought next laptop with 120MHz but graphics was badly scaled in resolution different than 800x600 and there wasn't any harddrive. Some time after that patient's mother gave me desktop PC with Pentium 100MHz and it's perfect for MS-DOS gaming, I don't need next, old PC.

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17 July 2009, 20:39	#2
Ironclaw Banned Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: ... Age: 45 Posts: 3,313	Yup... sample ripper... memory ripper.... winuae has a memory/sample ripper.. use it.. while it is running in the back, it will save most sounds while you hear them... but imo, bad quality.. tried it with a game once... the voice effect in the game sounded great.. but the saved sample sounded sooo bad.

17 July 2009, 20:44	#4
Sensi Unregistered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: N/A Posts: 1,643	Baby cry? You are sick, s2325, sick! I like the intro, great intros are so typical for Amiga games.

17 July 2009, 20:52	#5
Ironclaw Banned Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: ... Age: 45 Posts: 3,313	Btw, what's so bad about having lightning in the background of a baby's cry? That's the way I prefer to hear them...

17 July 2009, 20:53	#6
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	Thank you, I thought it was longer sample. I don't like lightnings, my previous dog was scared to death by them.

17 July 2009, 21:03	#10
jotd This cat is no more Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: FRANCE Age: 52 Posts: 8,160	Sample rip works fine, but I found that many games use more than 1 channel, or perform effects on the samples and the result is that the samples don't play the same as when you rip them with winuae "record" feature.

17 July 2009, 21:10	#12
Sensi Unregistered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: N/A Posts: 1,643	Or record the sound/music in WinFellow and then amplify volume of right/left channel (in wave editor), it might help too.

17 July 2009, 21:12	#13
TCD HOL/FTP busy bee Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Germany Age: 46 Posts: 31,518	Why should you use WinFellow for that

17 July 2009, 21:22	#16
TCD HOL/FTP busy bee Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Germany Age: 46 Posts: 31,518	Okay, I see.

17 July 2009, 21:32	#18
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	I have 5 PCs, 3 of them are really old (33MHz, 100MHz, 120MHz).

17 July 2009, 21:42	#20
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 43 Posts: 17,789	My laptop 33MHz is for type teaching for someone disabled (but I bought it for games...) So I bought next laptop with 120MHz but graphics was badly scaled in resolution different than 800x600 and there wasn't any harddrive. Some time after that patient's mother gave me desktop PC with Pentium 100MHz and it's perfect for MS-DOS gaming, I don't need next, old PC.

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