Any good sites for video game related .wavs?
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Any good sites for video game related .wavs?
I'm bored so I'm changing all the windows sounds to video game related things. Could someone suggest a site that has some good .wav files? I particularly need the 'mission complete' thing from metal slug 3 and the dreamcast startup sound. Also soes anyone have any duggestions of what I should change certain files to?
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gamemasterAS
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Well since you can have like a 5 second boot sound for the gp2x the gp32x site has some, including the Dreamcast boot sounds last time I checked.
http://www.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,59
http://www.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,59
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You don't need any of that; just hook up the console's audio output to your PC's Line In port!So Many Kinds of Bagels wrote:Well, if you have a DVD-recorder and a Dreamcast (yea, that's asking a lot, but hey) you can easily record the Dreamcast startup, and any other sounds for any game that can plug into a TV. Then just rip it on the PC.
http://www.themushroomkingdom.net has a bunch of Mario related sounds.
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I use vgmusic.com. It's all in .midi format, but it makes it really easy to make sheet music with it. Most of the music there is pretty accurate, too. The instruments aren't exact, but hey, it sounds the same on a piano, right?
Mind you, newer effects aren't captured too well. Take Metroid Prime Title Screen, for example: http://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/ni ... eTheme.mid
Mind you, newer effects aren't captured too well. Take Metroid Prime Title Screen, for example: http://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/ni ... eTheme.mid
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Yeah... that's so much easier.bicostp wrote:You don't need any of that; just hook up the console's audio output to your PC's Line In port!So Many Kinds of Bagels wrote:Well, if you have a DVD-recorder and a Dreamcast (yea, that's asking a lot, but hey) you can easily record the Dreamcast startup, and any other sounds for any game that can plug into a TV. Then just rip it on the PC.
http://www.themushroomkingdom.net has a bunch of Mario related sounds.
And yes, Audacity is awesome, as is vgmusic.com. (Wow... that brings back memories...)

